Wu Siqi shared, “Whenever I embark on a mission, I ask my wife to help me calcte the time. While our timing isn’t always precise, the margin of error remains manageable for shorter time frames.”


    “The part of the journey I struggle to estimate is the time spent traveling to and from the task location. I can urately log the time spent during the mission itself. So, when I return, Ipare the time my wife recorded with my own notes, deducting the mission duration from the total. Regardless of where we travel in the world for a mission, our round-trip time never exceeds six or seven days, a speed achievable only by airne.”


    Li Yalin nodded in agreement, saying, “That’s impressive; if it takes no longer than six or seven days, it suggests your efficiency is quite high. It’s likely that the airport you depart from is close to your base.” After a brief pause, Li Yalin continued, “We should take two approaches: first, we need to obtain a moreprehensive map that includes satellite imagery to identify all the inds and airports within the ring area. We should then narrow our focus to a 10-kilometer radius around each airport for investigation.”


    “On the other hand, what’s the status of your transportation?”


    Li Yalin added, “Since you fly for missions, you probably don’t go through customs when entering the United States, right? By the time you wake up, you’ve already arrived and cleared entry.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “That’s correct,” May 47 affirmed. “Whenever we undertake a mission, we’ve never had to pass through customs; we arrive at our destination as soon as we wake up.” Li Yalin continued, “


    I can’t speak for other countries, but since 9/11, the United States has prioritized aviation safety. Therefore, it’s improbable that the nes you board can enter the U.S. directly without customs clearance. They must have selected a specific country as a springboard, flying there first before arranging for you to cross the border bynd.” After a moment, Li Yalin inquired, “


    Have you visited the United States before?” “


    May 47 nodded, responding, “I traveled there a few years back, specifically to Los Angeles.”


    Li Yalin pressed on, “Did your trip to Los Angeles follow the same pattern as your recent trip to New York? You woke up, arrived, and the round-trip took no more than six or seven days?”


    May 47 confirmed, “Yes, that’s correct.” Li Yalin smiled slightly and remarked, “


    You must have smuggled your way into the United States, and there are only two primary methods for smuggling: by sea or bynd. However, if your entry was by sea, achieving a round trip in less than six or seven days would be nearly impossible. Therefore, it’s likely that your ne first flew to a springboard country, and then you crossed the border bynd.”


    Li Yalin borated, “The U.S. sharesnd borders only with Mexico and Canada. If you traveled bynd, it had to be through one of these two countries. Canada enforces strict aviation regtions, so if you used Canada as a springboard, customs would be unavoidable. On the other hand, Mexico’s situation is quite different—it’s more chaotic, making it usible for a ne tond there without going through customs.”


    “I can reasonably conclude that your base is situated in coastal regions or inds in western South Asia or eastern Southeast Asia, not far from an airport. If you were headed to the U.S. for a mission, your ne likely first flew to Mexico, from where you transferred ovend to New York. It’s probable that another group is stationed in Mexico as well.”<fn9342> This text is hosted at find?novel</fn9342>


    “I believe Mexico holds the clues I’m seeking.”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>