The pickup truck, which they referred to, did not make its way to the port city known as Ensenada as nned.<fnadad> Newest update provided by FιndNovel</fnadad>


    In reality, Ensenada served merely as a facade for the unsuspecting.


    Instead, they drove towards the outskirts of a coastal fishing vige located northwest of Ensenada.


    This meant they were still over ten or twenty kilometers away from the city itself.


    As the pickup truck approached the fishing vige, the driver continuously nced in the rearview mirror, anxiously checking left and right, wary of being followed. He deliberately slowed down, observing the cars behind him to see if they would do the same.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    To his surprise, as he reduced his speed, the vehicles trailing him elerated one by one, showing no signs of slowing down due to his actions.


    Based on his basic understanding of evasion tactics, he felt fairly certain that no one was trailing him.


    With a sigh of relief, he turned the vehicle into the fishing vige.


    Unbeknownst to him, however, from the moment they departed the airport, a dozen cars had been tailing them in a coordinated ry. Some vehicles had overtaken them after several kilometers, while others had joined the pursuit from a fork in the road. These vehicles operated with caution, leaving no traces for him to detect.


    As he slowed down, the car responsible for monitoring their movements passed him without hesitation, deliberately avoiding any actions that might draw his attention.


    Meanwhile, about a mile behind—approximately 1,600 meters—there was a backup vehicle that had remained out of sight, following closely under the guidance of the ry vehicle ahead via radiomunication.


    Since this spare car was always out of the other’s line of sight, there was no need for frequent changes, allowing Abbas to designate it as hismand vehicle.


    When the original vehicle slowed down, the backup car halted a mile back, and the soldiers inside quickly deployed an advanced domestically-produced aerial photography drone.


    This type of civilian drone had proven to be a significant asset that Wanlongdian had acquired during their operations in Syria.


    Previously, they had been astonished that a domestic drone costing less than $1,000 could stealthily capture aerial footage from 500 meters above, offering aprehensive view of their movements.


    Sinceing under Charlie’smand, Wanlong Pce had procured at least 10,000 civilian drones of various specifications—some evenpact enough to fit in a pocket and capable ofunching within a minute when necessary.


    At that moment, theyunched a modified drone directly behind them.


    This upgraded quad-rotor drone could exceed the factory-set ascent limit of 500 meters, easily reaching altitudes of two to three kilometers.


    Equipped with an enhanced battery, it offered at least 50 minutes of flight time and over an hour and a half of airborne capability, with speeds exceeding 60 kilometers per hour.


    Consequently, after taking off, the drone locked onto the pickup truck carrying Charlie in just over a minute.


    Immediately, the soldier responsible for aerial surveince reported back to Abbas: “Pce Master, we have locked onto the target’s position. They’ve entered the fishing vige on the right side of the road ahead!”


    Abbas nodded thoughtfully and replied calmly: “I suspect this is their hideout. Send out the coordinates and instruct everyone to position themselves a mile away from the fishing vige. We will stealthily encircle the area and prepare to execute Mr. Wade’s n, ensuring we catch them off guard!”


    Meanwhile, on the other side…