<h2 ss="wp-block-heading">The Novel <strong>The Amazing Son-in-Law</strong> & <strong>Hero of Hearts</strong> by <strong>Lord Leaf</strong> – Free Online Read <strong>Chapter 5220</strong></h2>


    This humanitarian organization is well-known for its active involvement in charitable initiatives, urging global awareness regarding third-world issues, environmental protection, and the fight against global warming. However, when the asion arises, this organization can swiftly mobilize in central and northern Europe, effectively covering the four northern countries and extending to Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, all situated across the sea from Sweden.


    In contrast to other espionage and non-governmental organizations that prefer a low profile, this humanitarian group adopts a highly visible approach. They frequently leverage media attention to promote themselves and have even initiated a movement that elevates environmental protection to a near-religious status.


    A prominent Swedish environmental activist, who once captivated audiences worldwide, operates as a puppet for this organization, controlled from behind the scenes. They put a seventeen-year-old girl in the global spotlight, urging humanity to halt operations of factories, cars, trains, airnes, and ships. While this may seem absurd to some, she has garnered a significant following across the globe.


    The reason for this organization’s high-profile and often aggressive tactics is to cultivate a strong deterrent effect within the regions they operate. This deterrence not only causes major corporations in these European nations to tread carefully but also instills a sense of fear in the governments and various agencies across these countries.


    Positioned on the moral high ground, this organization wields its moral authority like a weapon, allowing them to target anyone they choose. If they wish for a specificpany to close down, they mobilize crowds to protest at thepany’s doorstep. Simrly, if they want the government to pass or reject a particr bill, they organize marches to make their voices heard.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    In essence, as long as they can brand themselves as the “Guardians of Morality,” almost everything they do is beneficial to their cause.<fn618e> For more chapters visit find{n}ovel</fn618e>


    This unique moral standing grants them particr advantages in Europe. For instance, when they need to transport certain prohibited items by air, they disguise these items as charitable goods. They strategically select urgent time windows to request expedited clearance from customs and the airport, facing minimal obstacles in the process—except for restrictions such as not allowing aircraft cannons onboard.


    ording to their n, once the Xiaoqi guards sessfully captured Lin Waner (ni), they intended to hand her and her personal attendants over to a liaison from this humanitarian organization, who would then conceal them within charity supplies and swiftly pass through customs to board a flight.


    Uponnding, the captain immediatelymunicated with his superiors through a secure channel, stating, “The postman has arrived in Gothenburg. When will the goods arrive?” A serious voice responded through the encrypted line, “Xiaoqi guard is missing.” They were expected to change vehicles at the border between Northern Europe and Sweden four hours ago but have yet to appear.


    Shocked, the captain eximed, “Master Viscount, are you saying Xiao Qiwei is missing?!”


    The other party confirmed, “It appears so.”


    Instinctively, the captain inquired, “Is this simr to the ck swan incident in New York?!”


    The entire contingent of dead soldiers in New York had been wiped out and vanished from existence, a situationbeled as a rare ck swan event by the organization, with all members educated about the loss. Internally, the British Lord had advised everyone to learn from this ck swan incident.


    Upon hearing this, the person on the other end replied coldly, “I cannot say for certain yet, but I urge you not to jump to conclusions.”


    The captain, taken aback, quickly changed the subject, stating earnestly, “What should I do if they do not arrive at the border? Should I continue to wait, or should I request to return immediately? The airport has given me only three hours for loading. If I cannot take off within that time frame, it may disrupt our entire operation.”


    “Wait,” the other party asserted firmly. “The British Lord hasmanded you to wait for the knight guards in Gothenburg for three hours. If they do not show up within that time, initiate n B.”


    The captain responded without hesitation, “I will wait for three hours, understood!”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong>Next Chapter</strong>