The Cheyenne Mountain Military Base was established on May 12, 1958. The tunnel of the Cheyenne Mountain Military Base has a 500-meter-thick granite mountain, and there are huge springs and rubber pads under the maze-like command post, which can withstand direct hits from nuclear warheads.

It contains a complete three-defense survival system for 6,000 people, and is known as the "nerve center" of the Eagle Army.

The Cheyenne Mountain Command Center has more than 200 networks composed of ultra-large and large computers and more than 600 dedicated communication lines; at the same time, the data obtained by all U.S. military satellites, civilian satellites, air radar early warning systems and ground radar early warning systems also

Summarized here; the command center also has hundreds of backup hotlines that can keep in touch with the President of the United States, the Pentagon, major U.S. commands, Canada, and major U.S. military bases distributed around the world at any time.

In 1966, after five years of construction, the military base was handed over to the North American Aerospace Defense Command and the United States Space Command.

In addition to the National Command Center (NMCC), the National Emergency Airborne Command Post (NEACP), the Strategic Air Command Command Post (SACCS) and the joint command center of the North American Aerospace Defense and Space Defense Command, there are also air defense systems in charge of them.

There are six centers including early warning, missile warning, space control, operational intelligence monitoring, climate and systems.

The entrance to the Cheyenne Mountain Military Base Command Center is a steel gate that is two meters thick and weighs 25 tons. From the entrance of the cave, you need to walk through a tunnel that is more than 500 meters long. After the gate is closed, the entire base will be completely isolated from the outside world.

Because of this, it is also known as the most heavily defended and difficult-to-break cave military base in the world.

Even ordinary nuclear strikes cannot penetrate hundreds of meters of granite, not even earth-penetrating nuclear bombs.

There seems to be only one way to attack this place head-on, which is to continuously stack the number of nuclear bombs.

If one megaton nuclear bomb fails, then another, and then again...

Combined with the earth-penetrating warhead, it can melt and flatten dozens of meters of granite each time, layer by layer, and this area can always be leveled.

For the expeditionary force formed by the players in the game, this is basically an impossible task.

They don't have any nuclear bombs, or even heavy weapons.

What's more, it is already the last stronghold of the North American nuclear strike system, guarded by a super-advanced artificial intelligence.

Even if the other party doesn't resist at all, it would probably take thousands of years to blast through the 500-meter-thick granite with just the tools and weapons in their hands, a little bit of knives and axes, and even explosives.

By that time, all the remaining humans in the game would have been dead, and their mission would have completely failed.

Of course, another way is to open the alloy door two meters behind.

However, it is still possible to cut through granite, and the alloy door may not leave a mark even if it is blown up with explosives.

As the director of the CIA, Nick knew that the damn Cheyenne Mountain base was completely dug out of the granite mountain. To put it bluntly, it was a hole in a whole block of granite, and it was impossible for conventional weapons to get in.

In the real world, he had also gone to the Cheyenne Mountain base to handle some official business. At that time, he was very pleased that Eagle Country had such a powerful base.

At this point, he just wanted to pray that the game's developers didn't completely copy the parameters of the Cheyenne Mountain base.

Of course, based on the games during this period, he also understood that this was basically impossible.

Even a small slope inside Yellowstone Park has been accurately restored. How could such an important place as Cheyenne Mountain be omitted?

But no matter what, they must capture the Cheyenne Mountain base.

"Brigade commander, the regiment commander has ordered us to head to Cheyenne Mountain in batches immediately." The adjutant beside him gave the order.

Nick nodded and began to give orders to assemble his team.

The players of the Sixth Brigade got on simple but powerful vehicles or mounted horses and headed north of Cheyenne Mountain.

They have to go around in an arc before passing through.

Except during battles, players' teams generally act separately and will not appear in one place at the same time.

After all, the nuclear strikes in the game are still continuing. Once they gather in large numbers for too long, they may be judged by the other two nuclear strike systems. Just like the City of Hope, they can directly launch another nuclear bomb, and everything will be over.

All in vain.

I don't know how much time I will waste.

Thinking about the difficulties he was about to encounter in Cheyenne Mountain, Nick couldn't help but frown.

In reality, he is still sitting at his desk.

It has been two weeks since the last document for the "Zeus" intelligent combat system was signed.

During this period, in addition to handling official duties as usual, he spent all the other time playing games and didn't even go home very often.

The whole person was unshaven and looked very haggard.

It's just that this damn game attracted him like a spell.

By now, it was not only the possibility of world destruction that attracted him, but also the feelings caused by the various real scenes in the game, as well as the extremely rational and high-IQ players.

As an intelligence chief who deals with people all year round, Nick has already made a judgment based on some of the information inadvertently revealed by these players.

Each of these people should be an elite in their industry, no, they should be leaders!

And the damn words spoken by some of them have the same smell as those of some sanctimonious and disgusting politicians.

Nick bets that he has come into contact with some of these people in real life, more than once!

The professionalism of an intelligence officer allowed him to consciously or unconsciously collect information about these people in the game, trying to deduce the identity of the other party.

Of course, he is definitely not the only one doing this.

And every player should have thought of this a long time ago, so everyone should be cautious.

What makes Nick most eager to know the answer is the identity of several other brigade commanders like him.

And the identity of the most hidden legion commander!

After these days of getting familiar with each other in the game, the 10,000 players were divided into ten brigades. According to the abcdefghlm division, ten people recognized by everyone as having strong organizational and leadership abilities were elected as brigade commanders.

The names of the brigade they belong to have also become the pseudonyms of these people.

With Nick's ability, he could only become the commander of the 6th Brigade, also known as Mr. F.

Each of these people is selected from 10,000 elites and possesses extremely high IQ and EQ.

The mysterious legion commander was the first to propose the existence of an artificial intelligence strike system and the formation of an entire expeditionary force.

Nick had also been in contact with him, trying to analyze the other party's information through words and actions, but in the end he felt that the other party was like a black hole, unable to analyze anything.

Unfathomable.

The identities of these people completely attracted Nick.

When he thought that this game included the world's top elites, Nick almost trembled with excitement.

From his own point of view, if these people can become his own intelligence network...

At this moment, a battalion commander from the sixth brigade in the game came up and said to Nick:

"Mr. F, we are close to success. As long as we capture Cheyenne Mountain, we can kill the North American intelligent nuclear strike system, and then master enough weapons and nuclear bombs to accurately attack the nuclear strike systems of the other two countries... Before that, I
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