Cheyenne Hill Military Base was established on May 12, 1958. The tunnels at the Cheyenne Mountain military base are covered with granite mountains up to 500 meters thick, and the labyrinthine command post has huge springs and rubber pads underneath it to withstand direct hits from nuclear warheads. It has a full set of three-defense survival system for 6,000 people, known as the "nerve center" of the Eagle Army.

The Cheyenne Mountain Command Center has more than 200 networks composed of super-large and large-scale computers and more than 600 dedicated communication lines; At the same time, the data obtained by all U.S. military satellites, civilian satellites, airborne radar warning systems, and ground-based radar early warning systems are also summarized here; The command center also has hundreds of hotlines with backups to keep in touch with the U.S. president, the Pentagon, U.S. commands, Canada, and major U.S. military bases around the world.

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

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 Air Defense and Space Command, there are six centers under its charge: air early warning, missile early warning, space control, operational intelligence monitoring, climate and systems.

The entrance to the command center of the Cheyenne Mountain military base is a two-meter-thick, 25-ton steel gate, from which you need to walk through a tunnel more than 500 meters long, and when the gate is closed, the entire base will be completely cut off from the outside world.

For this reason, it is also known as the world's most well-fortified and impregnable cave military base.

Even an ordinary nuclear strike cannot penetrate hundreds of meters of granite, not even a ground-penetrating nuclear bomb.

If you want to attack this place head-on, it seems that there is only one way, and that is to keep stacking the number of nuclear bombs.

Megaton nuclear bombs will not work, and then another, and then again......

With the ground-drilling warhead, each time the granite is melted and flattened dozens of meters, and the layers are cut, and the place can always be flattened.

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

They don't have any nuclear bombs in their hands, not even heavy weapons.

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

Even if the other party does not resist at all, with only the tools and weapons in their hands, a little bit of knife and axe chisel or even explosives to blow up, it is estimated that it will take thousands of years to blow up the 500-meter-thick granite.

By that time, the remaining humans in the game have long since died, and their mission has completely failed.

Of course, there is another way to open the alloy gate that is two meters away.

But the granite can still be chiseled, and the alloy gate may not leave a mark if it is blown up.

As the director of the CIA, Nick understands that the damn Cheyenne Mountain base was completely dug out of the granite mountain, to put it bluntly, it is a hollow in a whole piece of granite, and it is impossible for conventional weapons to enter it.

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

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

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

Even a small dirt slope in the interior of Yellowstone Park has been accurately restored, how can such an important place as Cheyenne Mountain be missing?

It's just that no matter what, they have to capture the Cheyenne Mountain base.

"Brigade commander, the order of the corps commander, let's go to Cheyenne Mountain in batches at once." The adjutant next to him came with an order.

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

The players of the Sixth Brigade rode in rudimentary but powerful vehicles or mounted horses and headed northward towards Cheyenne Mountain.

They're going to go around an arc and go back.

Except during battles, players tend to disperse their teams and don't appear in one place at the same time.

After all, the nuclear strike in the game is still going on, and if they assemble on a large scale for too long, they may be judged by the other two nuclear strike systems, and if they directly fire another nuclear bomb like the City of Hope, everything will be in vain.

I don't know how much time I'm going to waste.

Thinking about the problems he would encounter in Cheyenne Mountain, Nick couldn't help but frown.

In reality, he was still sitting at his desk.

Two weeks have passed since the last document on the "Zeus" intelligent combat system was signed.

During this time, except for his usual business, he spent all his time in games, and he didn't even go home much.

The whole person has a scruffy beard and looks very haggard.

It's just that this damn game is like a spell that draws him in.

Now, it's not just the possibility of world destruction that fascinates him, but also the feelings of the game's various real-life scenarios, and the players who are each extremely rational and highly intelligent.

As an intelligence leader who has been dealing with people for many years, Nick has already made a judgment based on some of the information that these players have inadvertently revealed.

Each of these people should be the elite of the industry in which they are located, no, they should be leader-level existences!

And the damned rhetoric of some of them smells of the same as some sanctimonious and disgusting politicians.

Nick bets that some of the people he's been exposed to in real life at work, and more than once!

The professionalism of an intelligence officer made him start to collect information about these people intentionally or unintentionally in the game, trying to reverse the identity of the other party.

Of course, he's definitely not alone.

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

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

As well as the identity of the most hidden legionnaire!

After getting acquainted with each other in the game these days, the 10,000 players were divided into ten brigades, and according to the ABCDEFGHL division, ten people who were recognized as strong organization and leadership were elected as brigade commanders.

The name of the brigade has also become a pseudonym for these people.

With Nick's ability, he only became the commander of the 6th Brigade, the so-called Mr. F.

Each of these people was selected from the elite of 10,000 and possessed extremely high IQ and EQ.

And the mysterious corps commander was the one who first proposed the existence of an artificial intelligence strike system and proposed the formation of an entire expeditionary force.

Nick has also been in contact with him in the past, trying to analyze the other party's information through words and actions, but in the end it feels like the other party is like a black hole, unable to analyze anything.

Have no bottom.

The identities of these people completely attracted Nick.

The thought of this game featuring the world's top elite makes Nick shiver with excitement.

From his own point of view, if he could make these people his own intelligence network......

At this moment, a battalion commander of the sixth brigade in the game approached and said to Nick:

"Mr. F, we are close to success, as long as we capture Cheyenne Mountain, we can take out 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 did a psychological profile of the game developer during this time, and did a lot of analysis, do you want to listen to it? ”