All surveince footage from Shuanng has been uploaded to a designated cloud server by Sun Zhidong (Meir)’s team.


    After Sun Zhidong (Meir) provided Lin Wan’er (ni) with the cloud server’s address and ess key, Lin Wan’er (ni) and Charlie Wade began reviewing the surveince videos on aptop in her boudoir.


    Even though there were no cameras set up at Guibei Mountain, Lin Wan’er (ni) searched for footage at the mountain pass corresponding to the time Sara ascended the mountain, quickly spotting Sara’s figure.


    Using this initial surveince footage and tracing back to Shuanng Ancient Town, they were able to track all of Sara’s movements within the monitored areas.


    This led them to easily locate the off-road vehicle that Sara had parked.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    In China, while individuals may find ways to elude surveince, vehicles are much harder to conceal.


    On any road essible to cars, it’s not guaranteed that every inch is monitored, but significant entry and exit points are typically covered.


    Additionally, road traffic surveince systems have license te recognition capabilities, allowing them to identify license tes. This means that even the vast amounts of video and image data can be neatly organized and stored by the system. With this organization, entering a license te number can retrieve all corresponding videos, images, and timestamps from the road surveince.


    Sara was unaware that anyone would anticipate her journey to southern Yunnan, let alone that Lin Wan’er (ni) would dare to investigate her movements right under her nose. Consequently, she didn’t realize that someone was already hot on her trail, gathering clues based on her own actions.


    Within just a few minutes, Charlie Wade and Lin Wan’er (ni) obtainedprehensive data detailing the times and locations where Sara’s vehicle had been captured by traffic monitoring systems recently.


    Charlie Wade bypassed all earlier information and focused on the most recent entry. It indicated that half an hour ago, Sara’s vehicle had sped through the highway leading to Shiwanda Mountain in southern Yunnan, traveling at a speed of 120 kilometers per hour.


    The surveince that logged this vehicle was positioned along the main road, just outside the service area. This means that the car had directly bypassed the Dashanzi service area and continued on the main road.


    Upon reviewing prior surveince logs, Charlie Wade found it curious that this vehicle had been monitored and recorded approximately every five minutes while traveling at 120 kilometers per hour, suggesting a monitoring interval of about ten kilometers.


    Since Sara passed thest recorded point half an hour ago, given her speed at that time, she would have traveled an additional 60 kilometers by now.


    However, there were no new records in the system, indicating that Sara’s driving condition had likely changed.


    Charlie Wade then explored the next monitoring location moving west to east from the Dashanzi service area and discovered that the next surveince point was 22 kilometers away.


    If Sara had maintained her speed of 120 kilometers per hour, she should have reached this monitoring area ten to twenty minutes ago, yet her vehicle had not appeared there. This implies that she either slowed down to below 50 kilometers per hour or had parked the car somewhere within that 22-kilometer stretch.


    Charlie Wade took a screenshot of the specific location on the satellite map and said to Lin Wan’er (ni), “Let’s hold off for now. If Sara doesn’t show up at the next monitoring point, it’s likely she exited the expressway somewhere along this stretch.”<fn07a3> Th? link to the orig?n of this information r?sts ?n FιndＮovel</fn07a3>


    Lin Wan’er responded, “There are no service areas or exits on this 22-kilometer stretch of the expressway. If she left here, the only option would be to exit on foot.” Charlie Wade nodded in agreement, noting, “Most of this area consists of viaducts and tunnels. If she wanted to exit, the only feasible way would be to jump from a viaduct.”


    Lin Wan’er (ni) concurred, “It’s improbable that the expressway was constructed right where Shigong made his retreat, so Sara must first navigate the expressway to find the nearest point to abandon her vehicle and continue on foot.”


    Charlie Wade added, “Therefore, the location of your master’s retreat shouldn’t be too far from the expressway’s 22-kilometer mark.”


    Lin Wan’er (ni) inquired, “What do you think we should do next?”


    Charlie Wade replied, “While the most straightforward solution would be to confront her directly to uncover her whereabouts, realistically, I’m not as powerful as she is, and she’s already aware of us. If we show up again, it would certainly raise her suspicions. My rmendation is to wait! If Sara leaves her vehicle here, we won’t be able to track it anymore, so we should just remain in Aurous Hill until shees back into our line of sight!”