<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 525</strong>


    Duan Liye’s exnation left Charlie feeling even more perplexed regarding the identity of Lin Wan’er (ni). He couldn’t help but feel a tinge of regret.


    He regretted allowing Lin Wan’er (ni) and her grandfather to leave without further inquiry.


    Despite believing he had already applied psychological hints to ensure the grandfather and granddaughter weren’t hiding anything, the time constraints had limited his ability to ask more questions.


    However, it was toote for regrets now; he needed to extract as much valuable information as possible from Duan Liye.


    Charlie turned to Duan Liye and pressed on, “Do you know why your hero wanted to capture her? Is it for her specifically, or for something she possesses?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Duan Liye shook his head, “I have no knowledge about that. Even my superiors in Turkey are in the dark. All we know is that it was considered a fortuitous opportunity to assign that mission to the Governor’s Mansion of the Right Army. Unfortunately, it ultimately failed.”


    Knowing Duan Liye was incapable of lying, Charlie asked, “Are you aware of the location of the Qing Dynasty headquarters?”


    “I don’t know,” Duan Liye replied, shaking his head. “I’ve been to the headquarters, but only to the Huben Camp, and I have no idea where that is located.”


    He continued, “I don’t even have the exact location of the Youjun Commander’s Mansion in Italy. The structure is so strict that individuals at any level can only know information pertinent to their rank, leaving us unaware of higher-level secrets.”


    Charlie felt a wave of dizziness wash over him; the internal organization of this group was rminglypartmentalized, and the confidentiality protocols appeared excessively stringent.


    Even Duan Liye, regarded as a mid-to-high level member of the Qing Dynasty,cked knowledge of the headquarters’ location and even the branch he belonged to.


    After a brief silence, Charlie pressed on, “What are your ns and deployments in Turkey?”


    Duan Liye exined, “Turkey serves as a supply chain specifically established for the Cyprus base. Its purpose is to ensure the smooth operation of the base by importing copper ore produced there, which also helps maintain its secrecy. Additionally, we utilize legal import channels to fund the base’s operations. We will also discreetly supply the base’s daily needs through shipments of copper ore, with 2,000 tons of materials being sent from the Cyprus base.”


    Charlie inquired further, “What exactly does the 2,000 tons of supplies include?”


    Duan Liye responded, “Itprises around 300 tons of various foodstuffs and medicines, in addition to a substantial quantity of weapons, ammunition, and clothing. We also include daily necessities, consumables for air and water purification equipment, and nearly 500 tons of diesel.”


    Charlie questioned, “Is it necessary to transport diesel all the way from Turkey?”


    Duan Liye rified, “The outside world believes only a few hundred people work and live in the copper mine, but in reality, there are three to four thousand people. This leads to significant material and energy consumption. If we were to purchase all our electricity from Cyprus’s national grid, the energy usage would exceed that of a copper mine ofparable size, which would raise suspicions.”


    He further borated, “To meet the energy needs of these three or four thousand individuals, we sent fourrge diesel generator sets from Turkey. All their daily electricity is generated by diesel. However, if a copper mine consumes too much diesel, it could draw attention, so we provide all the necessary diesel ourselves. Once the ship docks, there’s a special pipeline connecting to the copper mine, allowing for direct delivery of the diesel.”


    Upon hearing this, Charlie couldn’t help but admire the meticulous nature of this organization.


    In general, therger an organization bes, the more challenging it is to manage details effectively. However, the Poqing Society seemed to handle all these intricate details remarkably well, which was truly impressive.


    It’s easy for investigators to notice clues rted to energy consumption if they are vignt. For instance, police often analyze electricity consumption data in residential areas and might identify a household whose usage is significantly higher than that of its neighbors. Such anomalies can lead to the discovery of illicit activities.


    Thus, if the copper mine wanted to avoid drawing any attention, it needed to ensure that all its energy consumption, publicly purchased materials, and even waste disposal matched the scale of 300 people, preventing any unusual findings.


    Otherwise, any abnormal indicators could alert potential adversaries.


    This realization made Charlie reflect on how many of his previous operationscked such attention to detail. Whether it was the Huichun Pill Auction or Jiuxuan Pharmaceutical, both well-known enterprises, they had been somewhat ostentatious. Now, once they were scrutinized, it would only be a matter of time before they were uncovered.


    At that moment, Duan Liye added, “By the way, among the supplies I brought this time, there is also an antidote for them.”


    Intrigued, Charlie asked, “Is the antidote produced in Turkey?”


    Duan Liye shook his head. “No, the antidote was sent to Turkey by the organization, but I don’t know its origin.”


    Charlie frowned, pressing further, “Is there a set schedule for the antidote deliveries to Turkey?”<fna6be> Latest content published on findnovel</fna6be><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong>Next Chapter</strong>