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    After hearing Li Yalin’s insightful analysis, Charlie posed a question: “Inspector Li, with your extensive experience in criminal investigations, do you find AI’s analysis to be trustworthy?”<fn3394> This content belongs to Find?Novel</fn3394>


    “Absolutely trustworthy,” Li Yalin replied, nodding his head. “While there isn’t direct evidence linking this to the Qing Society’s death squad, the analysis has revealed numerous abnormalities across various dimensions. Other suspects may show only one or two irregrities, which might indicate strong suspicion. However, when multiple anomalies arise, the level of suspicion esctes significantly, especially concerning crucial factors.”


    Li Yalin borated, “The AI examined the skyline database and found no legitimate miningpanies in Moro that are still extracting underground phosphates. Interestingly, there’s been no indication of mining theft either; open-pit mining is simply more cost-effective. Over thest decade, the underground mines have shown no signs of activity. The onlypany identified by the AI is Locke Mining, which is quietly operating underground mines. Evidence suggests they reactivated these mines, but they aren’t extracting phosphates, which raises a lot of questions.”


    Charlie nodded in agreement, stating, “The essence of capital lies in profit. If an operation is unprofitable or incurs high costs, capital will shy away from it. Duke Mining has quietly activated a significant underground mine, incurring high activation costs without generating any value. It seems likely that only the Broken Qing Society would have such apelling need for a mine.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Li Yalin continued, “Duke Mining is situated in Moro’srgest mining area. Although it’s not near the coast, the phosphate industry has led to well-developed transportationworks.”


    “The best road in Moro connects this area to the port, and there’s a dedicated phosphate transport railway that directly links to the port. Each train can carry thousands, even tens of thousands of tons of phosphate for global shipment, while also bringing back a significant amount of imported materials.”


    “Moro’s geographical position is strategically advantageous for the Po Qing Society. It lies close to southern Europe, enabling a base here to cover the northwest of Africa and the southern part of Europe. A nce at the map shows that the death base in Cyprus effectively epasses the Mediterranean region and northeastern Africa.”


    Li Yalin then opened a map and showed it to Charlie: “We are aware of another death base belonging to the Po Qing Society in Nigeria. This base in Nigeria strategically covers the central region of Africa. The AI has identified Moro, Cyprus, and Nigeria as key points to generate a heat map. Take a look.”


    As Li Yalin typed on the keyboard, three red circles appeared on the world map, highlighting Moro, Cyprus, and Nigeria. Each circle had a radius of approximately two thousand kilometers.


    It was evident that while these three circles could cover parts of Africa, together they failed to epass southern Africa and Madagascar.


    Li Yalin pointed to southern Africa and remarked to Charlie, “Mr. Wade, AI calctions suggest there should be at least one death soldier station in southern Africa. The two countries that are most likely to host it are South Africa and Mozambique. I’m awaiting the next AI calction to help locate all the death soldier stations across Africa.”


    Charlie nodded slightly. His recent conversation with Lin Wan’er had diminished his intense desire to locate the death soldier stations. After all, behind each station lies the potential for countless lives at stake. If any situation is mishandled, the consequences could be catastrophic. However, he didn’t want to dampen Li Yalin’s enthusiasm; it was clear that Li Yalin was bing increasingly adept at leveraging AI, much like a newly skilled hunter eager to refine his uracy by pursuing more prey. Fortunately,


    Li Yalin was tasked solely with locating these stations, not dismantling them, so Charlie felt no need to halt his initiative.


    Thus, Charlie inquired, “Inspector Li, if I wanted to covertly transport thousands of people out of this phosphate mine to Syria without raising any suspicions, do you have any effective strategies?”


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