At least half of the 15 carriages belonging to Duke Mining were packed with mechanical gear essential for mining operations, while the remaining carriages contained various tools and auxiliary materials necessary for enhancing the security system.


    Charlie Wade, who had already donned his work attire, was concealed behind stacks of goods. A cavalry guard entered and examined the documents, reporting, “Commander, carriage 08 is loaded with engineeringponents.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Themander promptly replied, “Don’t worry about the engineering parts; focus on unloading the monitoring equipment first.”


    “Understood, sir.” The cavalry guard acknowledged and opened the door to the carriage where Charlie Wade was hiding, before moving on to the other carriages.


    Charlie Wade had initially intended to use his spiritual energy to take control of this guard and leave him behind, waiting for the right moment to infiltrate Duke Mining. However, considering the monk was on the tform and the cavalrymander was also present, he decided to bide his time and observe the situation.


    At that moment, as the train arrived and all carriages were inspected without issue, Song Chenshi decided it was time to leave. She addressed themander, saying, “Commander Yin, you will stay here to oversee operations personally. You must work overtime to ensure the task ispleted. I need to continue organizing the list of the major changes, so I won’t waste more time here.”


    Commander Yin, already frustrated with the major changes, felt a wave of displeasure towards Song Chenshi. As she prepared to leave, he darkened his expression and replied, “Alright, Song Chenshi, then I won’t see you off.”


    Noticing his irritation, Song Chenshi didn’t take it to heart. With a snort, she turned away and left the tform.


    Immediately after Song Chenshi’s departure, someone stepped forward, anxiety evident in their voice: “Commander… is that bastard named Song really going to separate us from our families?”<fn827b> N?w ?ovel chapt?rs are published on find?novel</fn827b>


    Commander Yin’s expression turned icy at this question, and he quickly hissed, “Are you looking for trouble?!”


    As soon as he spoke, a swift, slicing sound cut through the air, and the questioning cavalry guard suddenly gasped, sticking out his tongue in shock.


    Commander Yin was taken aback as he saw the tip of the guard’s tongue suddenly split open, revealing a cold gleam piercing through the center of it! It was the slender sword from Song Chenshi’s side!


    In an instant, the rapier had flown in, piercing through the back of the subordinate’s head, entering his mouth, and impaling his tongue entirely!


    The subordinate didn’t make a sound; he was killed instantly. Due to their close proximity during their whispered conversation, the tip of the sword was mere centimeters from Commander Yin’s forehead.


    As the subordinate’s body fell to its knees, all the Cavalry Guards were taken aback, stunned by what had just urred.


    No one had noticed the approach of the rapier. At that moment, Assistant Song stood several hundred meters away at the end of the tform, her arms crossed, a grim look on her face.


    Then, she casually extended her right hand and softlymanded, “Collect!”


    The flying sword was extracted from the deceased’s mouth, a silver sh illuminating the tform. In the blink of an eye, it was in her grasp.


    She nonchntly returned the rapier to its scabbard at her waist and stated coldly, “Anyone who speaks ill of their superiors will face execution!”


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