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    Upon hearing Charlie’s response, a wave of astonishment swept through the cabin, leaving several individuals speechless.


    Isaac Cameron found his understanding of the situationpletely shattered and blurted out, “How is this even possible?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Although Anthony felt a sense of relief, he too was taken aback and questioned, “Isaac Cameron, could it be that you miscalcted the data?”


    Isaac Cameron, with unwavering confidence, replied, “Absolutely not! I’ve been parachuting for years without a single miscalction!”


    Anthony frowned, clearly perplexed, “Then I’m truly at a loss here.”


    At this point, Isaac Cameron, who had been silent until now, reassured them, “Don’t worry. The young master’s true capabilities are far beyond what you can imagine! We should return with confidence and prepare to meet the young master at the designated location!”


    Without dy, the transport ne began to circle back, making its way toward Beirut, the capital of Lebanon.


    Meanwhile, Charlie skillfully concealed his presence and breath, swiftly making his way down from the mountain’s center to its base.


    The thickening rain clouds worsened the lighting conditions, and despite it being the afternoon, visibility had diminished to that of dusk.


    These poor lighting conditions further decreased the likelihood of Charlie being spotted. Aside from the thunder that had taken down several soldiers, the opposing forces were on edge, resulting in a significant drop in vignce around their perimeter.<fn0245> Th?s chapter is updated by Find★Novel</fn0245>


    At this moment, Charlie was almost within reach of the vige where the opposition was stationed.


    He could clearly see the numerous bullet holes peppering the low earthen walls surrounding the vige.


    The vige itself was nestled in a narrow valley, with its buildings arranged in a crescent shape. The outer structures were nearly encircled by a wall nearly two meters high, with only two entrances avable—one to the south and one to the north.


    Each entrance was adorned with a Middle Eastern-style stone arch, with soldiers stationed on either side, maintaining a watchful guard.<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>