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    Hunter, also known as Hamid, was unaware of the coboration between the Wanlong Temple and the government forces.


    Initially, he assumed that it was the government army that financed the Wanlong Temple’s services. However, upon reflection, he realized something seemed off. The government army’s primary challenge was ack of funds. With limited weaponry, it seemed improbable that they could afford to hire mercenaries from the Wanlong Temple.


    It wasn’t until yesterday that he learned the truth: the cooperation terms between Wanlong Temple and the government forces involved Wanlong Temple assisting the government in eliminating opposition. In return, the government allocated a 100 square kilometer tract ofnd in Syria for Wanlong Temple to establish its first mercenary base in the Middle East.<fnc741> N?w ?ovel chapt?rs are published on find[?]ovel</fnc741>


    Hunter (Hamid) was taken aback to discover that Charlie was aware of this situation in China, indicating the depth of Charlie’s informationwork.


    Charlie, on the other hand, was surprised to learn that Hunter (Hamid) had already engaged in two rounds of conflict with Wanlong Temple, only to be informed of this crucial information just yesterday.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    This revtion suggested that the information was quite confidential.


    Lord Banks would undoubtedly be privy to such sensitive details, reinforcing Charlie’s suspicion that Lord Banks must have ties to Wanlong Temple.


    Consequently, Charlie said to Hunter (Hamid), “I suspect that this Wanlong Temple is connected to an adversary of mine back in China. The specifics of the coboration between Wanlong and the government forces must have been leaked by that enemy.”


    Hunter (Hamid) immediately responded, “Brother, if that’s the case, then Wanlong Temple poses a significant threat to you!”


    “Indeed,” Charlie affirmed, “the main issue is my limited knowledge about Wanlong Temple and their situation, which makes them a potential danger to me. At this moment, I remain uncertain.”


    Hunter (Hamid) waved dismissively, “Brother, I don’t think you need to be overly concerned. China has long been dubbed the graveyard of mercenaries due to its excellentw and order. In this environment, overseas mercenaries can hardly bring in firearms, making it unlikely they could challenge you.”


    Charlie replied coolly, “Understanding both oneself and the enemy is crucial for winning battles. Currently, my greatest disadvantage is myck of information on Wanlong Temple and how closely my enemy is associated with them.”


    Hunter (Hamid) continued, “Let me share what I know. Wanlong Temple was originally founded in South America and is now focusing on the Middle East and Africa, with the Middle East being their primary market. It’s worth noting that nearly every country in the region, Israel included, coborates with mercenaries, which is why Wanlong Temple aims to establish a stronghold here.”


    He added, “A significant challenge for most mercenary organizations is theirck of heavy weaponry. Even the American ckwater Company could only supply its operatives with standard light arms. When they operated in the Middle East alongside the U.S. Army, their armored vehicles and helicopter gunships were predominantly U.S. military assets. If they separated from U.S. forces, the best equipment they could procure would be a Toyota pickup equipped with a mounted machine gun.”


    “The same goes for Wanlong Temple,” he borated. “While they have some heavy equipment in South America, they reportedly possess only a few armored personnel carriers and outdated Russian helicopters. Transporting this equipment globally poses a challenge; they would rely on shipping.”


    “However, shippinges with its own set of problems. Shippingpanies worldwide must adhere to a fundamental regtion: they cannot transport any non-governmental armed weapons or equipment. Additionally, ports in any nation are prohibited from allowing the loading or unloading of such items.”


    “Thus, moving their equipment from South America to the Middle East is nearly impossible.”<h2 ss="wp-block-heading">The Amazing son inw Chapter 3472</h2><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading"><strong></strong>