Brian stopped the car, and then he looked at a substation.

"It's here."

Brian breathed a sigh of relief and whispered: "It's so exciting. I haven't done any damage work for many years. It feels nostalgic, right?"

Paul hesitated for a moment and said, "Boss, do you know how to destroy the power grid, right?"

Brian looked at the substation and said, "Of course, I know, but it doesn't seem that your confidence is insufficient?"

Paul whispered, “The present is different from the past.”

Brian spread his hands and said, "Of course I know it's different. French substations use pre-installed high and low voltage distribution devices. It's too simple to destroy them. Even if they are different from the past, it's always a simple matter."

Paul looked at Brian, and he thought about it, but he took something out of his pocket and whispered: "Let's use this."

Brian said with surprise: "Is this a bomb? Why do you have to bring this? We can't use blasting to complete the task. It's too embarrassing to do this!"

Paul whispered: "Of course I know I should not let anyone find it, but the problem is, boss, now it is different from the past. After I went back, I quietly checked it. France now uses the ie61850 standard smart substation, and the substations are now automated and unmanned."

Brian was stunned for a moment and said, "All have been automated?"

"Yes, unattended distribution rooms are all automated. If a certain line is overloaded, the intelligent substation will indeed trip automatically. But the problem is that the intelligent distribution station can quickly find out the fault. If a fault really occurs, the transformer will automatically drop the gate, but if there is no fault, the substation will automatically close, which means that even if we manually drop the gate, uh, it will be useless..."

Brian scratched his head and whispered, "So advanced?"

"Yes, this is standard, basically all substations are like this."

“That is, unless we destroy the substation, is the easiest manual shutdown of the gate not useful?”

"That's right."

"Why didn't you say it earlier?"

"You have taken on this task. Boss, I can't make Xiaodan think that we are not good, especially Anton. Well, how can I say that we are not familiar with the current substation, so let others come. How can such a thing be possible!"

Brian scratched his head hard.

"What a trouble, Xiaodan and the others are already in place..."

"That's why I brought the bomb! If it really doesn't work, just blow it up!"

"No, it's even more embarrassing to use bombs! If we use bombs, then this matter will be in the news tomorrow. The whole world will know that France's substation has been attacked by terrorist attacks. God, if we do this, how will Anton laugh at us!"

"But it's better than not being able to complete the task. Boss, I mean, I'll use a bomb when I can't do it in the end. Now we can go in and take a look first. If it can work, it's best. If it doesn't work, then we can only use a bomb."

Brian looked at the watch and whispered: "There is always a way. Let's go and see it first. Even if it is already automated, it must be controlled by people in the end. No matter how smart it is, as long as it is controlled by people, it will be easy."

Paul said in surprise: "Do you want to contact people? Boss, we must secretly sneak into and not contact anyone unless you want people to know that someone is deliberately sabotaging, this..."

Brian said seriously: "Do you think it's more embarrassing to use bombs, or do you think it's more embarrassing to coerce a substation? The former world will know that the French substation was attacked by terrorist attacks, and the latter as long as we do it beautifully, no one knows what's going on. Do you think that kind is better?"

Paul exhaled and said, "Okay, then we should stop using bombs. You are right. We can not let anyone know how it is done. Well, it's better to kill someone to silence..."

Brian whispered, "That's better than using a bomb. Let's go, we're starting work."

The two finally agreed, so they walked towards the substation.

The substation has a barbed wire fence, which shows danger with lightning signs on it. The gate is also barbed wire, so you can see it at a glance.

Inside the wall is a house with bright lights and no one in the yard, and the door is closed.

Having arrived at the gate of the substation, Brian whispered: "I thought there would be security guards."

"It seems that no, then it's just people inside?"

“Since it has been automated, there will be not too many staff here, right?”

"Yes, it's night now, and the substation doesn't require too many people to be on duty. I think there are two people in it at the most."

Brian whispered: "It's obvious that this is not a place that needs special protection, so go straight in."

Paul looked at the wire playing with the wall and said, "There is a camera."

Brian smiled and said, "Believe me, there will never be a Frenchman sitting in front of the monitor and staring at him."

After saying that, Brian took a few steps, and he jumped and grabbed the upper end of the wall, climbing over the wall with a little difficulty.

When he landed, Brian made a slight sound. Although the sound was not very loud, Brian still felt a little hot on his face.

It is not okay to be unwilling to accept the situation, but Paul's performance is stronger than Brian, and he did not make any sound when he landed.

The two of them quickly walked towards the work area of ​​the substation. They came to the door. Brian gently pushed the door with his hand, and the door silently opened a crack.

After looking at Paul, Brian made a gesture that was indeed the case, and then he pushed the door and walked in.

A substation doesn’t require a few people to manage, so naturally there is no need for too large office areas. There is a corridor inside the door, and at the end of the corridor is a door with the control room written on it, and there are two doors on both sides of the corridor.

He could hear the music and distinguish where the sound came from. Brian walked straight to the door where the sound came from. Then he held the door handle and twisted it gently and opened the door.

The music in the room was not loud. Someone was sitting in a chair with several computer screens in front of him, but the person sitting in the chair was playing with his cell phone.

Brian stood silently behind the man. After thinking about it, he finally felt that the pistol was more intimidating, so he pulled out the pistol and directly pressed the pistol against the back of the staff's head. At the same time, his hands firmly covered the staff's mouth.

The staff member who was startled jumped up from the chair, but he was immediately pressed by Brian.

"Don't make a sound, otherwise you will be beaten to death!"

Shaking the pistol forward, Brian whispered in French: "Turn around, if you dare to speak, you're dead."
Chapter completed!