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    Li Yalin inquired, “Port management is typically quite stringent. Are we able to gain ess?”


    charlie replied with a reassuring smile, “No need to worry, I have a n.”


    He then suggested to Li Yalin, “Inspector Li, let’s head to the room first. I’ve booked us a suite on the highest floor, which will give us a good view of the port.”


    After checking in, they took the room key to their amodations on the 22nd floor of the hotel. Their rooms were situated facing south and north, with the northern room offering a stunning panoramic view of the entire port.<fn38cb> Readplete version only at Find~Novel</fn38cb><h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Once in the living room of the northern suite, the two gazed out at the port of Casanca through therge French window. Li Yalin quickly spotted the railway freight yard to the south, which boasted at least twenty tracks. He traced the railway line eastward and remarked to charlie, “As I understand, Casanca serves as Moro’s economic lifeline. The majority of the phosphate extracted in the country is shipped from here to various parts of the world. Duke Mining, part of the Broken Qing Society, also exports phosphate from this port. I suspect that the phosphate is transported directly to the dock via rail.”


    charlie asked, “Have you looked into their phosphate exports?”


    “We did,” Li Yalin replied. “AI analyzed the import and export statistics of Moran phosphatepanies, and Duke Mining was not listed. If Duke Mining isn’t exporting directly, then it’s likely that otherpanies are assisting them with their export needs.”


    Li Yalin continued, “To trace where their phosphates are going, AI examined allpanies involved in import and export at the port of Casanca and identified one particr exportpany. This firm focuses solely on exporting phosphates to clients worldwide. They don’t own any phosphate mines themselves, suggesting they act as agents for the export activities of various phosphate producers. AI reviewed their customs deration data and found that their annual export volume exceeds Duke Mining’s output. It’s likely they also represent several smaller firms in their export endeavors.”


    “Moreover, thispany engages in a small amount of import business, primarily bringing in mining machinery and equipment for resale in Moro. However, despite beingbeled as sales, it appears they predominantly supply equipment to Duke Mining.”


    curious, charlie asked, “Did AI uncover this information as well?”


    “Yes,” Li Yalin confirmed. “This import-exportpany brought in a shipment of Liebherr heavy mining equipment from Germany two years ago. AI verified through the repaired Skyline database that this equipment is all currently in use at Duke Mining’s open-pit mining area. Notably, this brand of machinery hasn’t been detected in several other majorpanies. For them, the cost of Liebherr’s equipment may be prohibitive.”


    Li Yalin added, “AI also discovered significant imports of food from the United States in their customs derations, including beef, wheat, and vegetables. I suspect these goods are ndestinely delivered to Duke Mining after being dered.”


    charlie noted, “Food can easily be sourced locally. There’s little need to import it from the U.S. It’s likely that Duke Mining’s consumption levels are noticeably higher than normal, prompting them to conceal this to avoid drawing attention.”


    “Exactly,” Li Yalin replied. “They are quite cautious in this regard, utilizing several local food suppliers. This way, their demand is dispersed, making it challenging for the average person to detect their specific food consumption. Bybining some secretly imported goods, they’ve managed to create a seamless operation. However, they likely didn’t anticipate an AI model with exceptionalputational power continually analyzing their data and information from multiple angles.”


    Pointing towards the railway, charlie asked, “Inspector Li, since Duke Mining’s phosphate is transported via this railway, if we want to move the Qing Society’s assassins out of Duke Mining, this railway seems to be our only option. We should focus our efforts here.”


    Li Yalin concurred, saying, “AI has examined various production sectors of Duke Mining. The mining area extracts the raw ore, which is then transported to the refinery nearby via trucks and conveyor belts. The refined phosphate is loaded at the railway freight yard at the refinery and subsequently transported directly to the port. As long as Duke Mining needs to transport phosphate, they must have empty trains avable for loading. If we can obtain driving footage of these freight trains, we could uncover the basic process of how trains enter Duke Mining. The footage might reveal any vulnerabilities in this operation.”


    charlie nodded in agreement, “From this point, the railway doesn’t lead directly to the dock. Once the goods arrive at the port by rail, they need to be unloaded and then go through various customs export procedures before reaching the dock’s cargo loading area. Let’s n to sneak in tonight and examine everything closely. If we can quietly move individuals from the railway loading area to the dock’s loading area, we may have a viable opportunity to facilitate their escape.”


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