<h3 ss="wp-block-heading">The Novel <strong>The Amazing Son in Law</strong> & <strong>Hero of Hearts</strong> by <strong>Lord Leaf</strong> – Free Online Read <strong>Chapter 52</strong>


    Initially, Charlie maintained a cautious stance toward the enigmatic organization, opting for restraint and executing targeted strikes on the global deployment of its six aircraft.


    However, upon discovering the details of the organization’s base in Cyprus, Charlie realized that while the management of the dead man’s residence appeared imprable, it actually presented him with an opportunity.


    If he could gain quiet control over the Jiedushi of Cyprus and detoxify all the dead soldiers and knight guards suffering from regr poisoning, he could dismantle the mysterious organization without any bloodshed or even alerting them. This would allow him to take full control of the in garrison.


    Moreover, this n seemed quite feasible.<fncf64> Read full story at FιndＮovel</fncf64>


    To begin with, creating an antidote was within his capabilities. It would only take a small amount of spiritual energy to eliminate the severe toxins affecting these individuals. A batch of quick-acting pills could ensure that the dead soldiers would be liberated from the poison’s grip immediately after administration.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Additionally, infiltrating the tightly secured copper mine was not as difficult as it seemed. There was a vulnerability—the freighter that regrly traveled between the mine and Turkey.


    As Xiao Qiwei exined, to avoid drawing attention from the outside world, the organization maintained a steady output of copper from the mine and established a copper smelter in Turkey to process the ore at specific intervals.


    The copper mine’s consistent output and established sales channels meant that the flow of goods and funds was clearly defined, preventing any noticeable anomalies.


    In reality, establishing a copper smelter in Turkey was unnecessary if the sole goal was to ensure regr copper production. After all, the ore itself posed no clues, and its sale would theoretically have no repercussions.


    Yet, the organization founded the smelter to meet the material needs of the copper mine’s residents. With only a few hundred workers in the mine but thousands living there, sourcing living materials directly from Cyprus would create a significant discrepancy, raising local suspicions.


    This situation necessitated a reliable channel for the discreet supply of materials to the copper mine.


    At this juncture, the copper smelter in Turkey proved invaluable.


    On the surface, the ships transported copper ore from the mine to Turkey. However, the crucial role of these vessels was to secretly deliver essential supplies to Cyprus, first transporting all provisions into the copper mine before pretending to ship ore back to Turkey.


    By utilizing the shipping routes intended for copper transportation, they were able to covertly replenish the mine’s interior.


    It appeared as though the smelter imported ore and generated ie for the mine, but in reality, the smelter served merely as a deceptive facade for the copper mine’s operations.


    This clever strategy of openly building a transportationwork while concealing the true supply routes was indeed brilliant.


    For Charlie, seizing the opportunity to intercept the supply ship heading to Cyprus would allow him to infiltrate the mine and eventually confront the Jiedushi face to face.


    Given such an opportunity, he felt confident in his ability to gain control over the Jiedushi.


    However, Charlie also had two contingency ns in ce.


    If everything unfolded as hoped, he would be able to take down the entire garrison without a single drop of blood being shed.<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong>Next Chapter</strong>