The Protector

Although the living and working conditions were tough, the shooting of the variety show in the barracks proceeded without a hitch.

They endured, for they knew that they were doing something different, and the outcome should be great. Most importantly, they would make a lot of money.

As they settled in slowly, they got used to the pace of life there. Seeking to further increase her popularity, Sarah queried, “Boss, can we broadcast live-stream from the barracks? My fans want to see what the army dorms look like.”

Pierre puffed a cigar and replied, “It’s up to you all. Let me tell you something. Since I’m the one who brought you all into this place to film a show, there’s nothing I can’t handle.”

“You’re amazing, boss! We admire you!” Sarah and the others cheered.

“It’s nothing! After all, I have connections all over Erudia. There’s nothing I can’t do!”

Pierre boasted as he gave his cigar the last puff before casually flicking the butt onto the grass.

A small patch of the grass where his cigar butt fell was burnt.

Following his permission, the internet influencers started their live-streaming.

production crew started roaming around

look! This is how a military base looks like. Here’s the battle tank, and this is the

streaming brought her to

Behold,

excited as she introduced the sight. “I’ll jump onto the tank later

not only filmed the tank formation, but she was also daring enough to climb up and shoot the inside

forbidden here. Please go back to where you came from!” Immediately, one of the soldiers rushed to stop

smell bad. Do you even shower? You reek of sweat!” Sarah furrowed her brows as she insulted

please return to where you come from! No form of

you know who I am? Don’t you

starting to get annoyed. “Furthermore, we entered this base legally. Did you see anyone stopping us? Why do

Sarah coldly replied.

I’ll leave after I’ve done my broadcast. If you continue to hinder me, I’ll make sure

off. This is top-secret. Any photography and

are you acting like no one has seen it before? It’s plastered all over the televisions,