After the staff provided a detailed exnation, the boss instructed the workers to halt the production line temporarily, as per Li Yalin’s request. All processed canned goods were quickly sent to the warehouse right after exiting the industrial steamer. These canned goods would be designated as rations for the deceased soldiers awaiting transfer.
The boss also paused coboration with all seafood raw material suppliers at the docks, citing significant issues with the production line that necessitated a halt in operations and a temporary stop in raw material purchases. Many food processing factories in economically underdeveloped areas of Moro have also ceased production for various reasons, which did not raise any suspicions among suppliers.
Once all these tasks werepleted, the boss drove home with the US dors provided by Li Yalin, feeling satisfied.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
At this point, the factory was fully entrusted to Li Yalin, with no former staff remaining on-site.
Li Yalin promptly organized the workspace, directing the An family to dismantle all machinery and neatly arrange it at the center of the factory. The expansive facility would serve as temporary housing for the fallen soldiers and their families. It was essential to divide the space into two sections to maintain privacy for men and women.
Every door and window was secured, and the factory walls were fitted with numerous surveince cameras positioned at the top and sides. Although high-tech equipment couldn’t be withdrawn immediately, the current setup provided adequate coverage without exposure.<fn195f> Chapters first released on f?i?n?d?n?o?v?e?l?</fn195f>
While the ingredients stored in the factory warehouse were basic, the employee cafeteria still had some additional supplies. Li Yalin had already ced a purchase order, requesting the An family to discreetly acquire various types of canned food and transport them to the site. The cold storage was sufficientlyrge to hold dozens of tons of raw materials, capable of amodating provisions for thousands of individuals.
Afterpleting these arrangements, Li Yalin contacted Charlie, saying, “Mr. Ye, I have nearly everything in ce. The essential food and medication are prepared, and the environment has been cleaned and disinfected. The weather is currently cool, so although the living conditions are a bit rough, it won’t be too ufortable. Now, I await your instructions on when to facilitate the arrival of the first group.”
Charlie inquired, “Inspector Li, have you assessed the traffic conditions from Duke Mining to your location?”
Li Yalin replied, “I’ve reviewed the map and traffic data. Although the road is primarily small, it is passable. The conditions should be manageable, and it’s about a 100-kilometer distance, which will take approximately two to three hours to traverse. What concerns me more is that when wemence movingrge groups, we will need to use sizable vehicles. I n to investigate the actual traffic conditions tonight and observe what types of vehicles typically travel this route. Since you suggested acquiring a logisticspany, I intend to identify whichpany frequently operates on this route. After acquiring it, I can deploy our personnel to continue transporting individuals here.”
“Understood,” Charlie responded. “You will handle all these matters, Inspector Li. If everything goes smoothly on my end, as soon as Po Jun arrives tomorrow, I’ll have him take a group of people there first. Most of the deceased soldiers possess the strength of three-star warriors or higher. They can attempt thend forced march first. For them, a 100-kilometer trek is manageable; they can arrive within a night, remaining undetected by regr folks. If most individuals can reach the destination via forced march, it will significantly reduce the pressure on our transport logistics, mainly concerning the elderly, women, and children.”
“Alright!” Li Yalin affirmed. “I’ll also expedite vehicle preparations and be ready to provide support as needed!”
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