Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

The next morning, Li Moer asked Mrs. Li while eating breakfast if she wanted to go to Beijing with her. Mrs. Li didn't even think about it and said, "We have lived in this place all our lives. When we were young, we never thought about leaving. Now that we are old, we are even more reluctant to move. There is no place like home. We are not going anywhere. Just live your life well and don't worry about us. Come back to see us more often when you have time. Your uncle and your younger uncle are doing well now, so don't worry about this. Just take good care of your third uncle and the others for me. I don't ask him to be rich, as long as they are safe and sound!"

Upon hearing this, Mo'er had no choice but to give up. Before leaving, he left a thousand yuan for Mrs. Li under her pillow, put several hundred kilograms of rice and flour in the kitchen, and also left some beef and pork.

Then they went to look for Old Man Wei and the others. At nine o'clock in the morning, all the villagers gathered under the big tree at the entrance of the village.

As they watched, Old Man Wei and five members boarded the helicopter. After saying goodbye to everyone one by one, Mo'er also came to the driver's seat. Watching the helicopter fly away, the villagers talked about it, saying that Mo'er was amazing now, and a golden phoenix had appeared in the poor mountain village!

Mo'er sent Lao Wei and the others to the National Security Department, and then flew a helicopter towards the Kingdom of Ten Thousand Towers.

After arriving in Spring City, she headed for Nujiang Lisu Autonomous Prefecture, flying her helicopter with no obstacles along the way. As she drove, she admired the rolling hills and dense forests below! The total distance was over 800 kilometers.

Shortly after entering northern Myanmar, Moer's hair stood on end, and a sense of foreboding gripped her. She immediately activated her mind, scanning her surroundings while simultaneously raising the helicopter. In her mind, a rocket flew toward her from below, startling her. She quickly retracted the rocket, turned it around, and threw it downward.

With a loud bang, a large amount of mud and sand exploded on the ground, mixed with broken pieces of clothes.

Mo'er's mind covered the area and she found that there were at least thirty young people in green clothes hiding in the woods. It was obvious that they belonged to an organization. Mo'er was a little angry. They didn't even say hello and directly attacked her with a rocket. It was obvious that they didn't want to leave her alive.

She put away the helicopter and came to the ground. She used her mind to cover the surroundings and found no buildings or mines.

With a thought, she collected the bullets in those people's weapons into the space, muttering: "If you want my life, you will have to pay the price."

She pulled out an Ak-47, raised it, and opened fire on the men. Bang, bang, bang, bang, a burst of fire. Seven or eight people were hit in the knees and rolled on the ground. The rest of the group immediately returned fire, but no bullets were fired. Everyone was stunned. They couldn't understand why.

Before Moer stopped, four or five more people fell to the ground, clutching their legs and wailing. The remaining dozen or so people saw that this was a one-sided massacre, and one of them shouted something, and the rest scattered.

Mo'er's mind kept following one of the people who seemed to be the leader. That person kept running westward. After half an hour, he finally entered a valley.

Mo'er's heart skipped a beat as he scanned the area. It turned out there were over two hundred people in this valley, all busy mining the raw stone.

It turns out that this valley is an open-pit mine, where the jade is buried shallowly and the cover layer is relatively thin.

These people were scattered all over the place, and from time to time someone would carry a piece of raw stone to the warehouse.

Mo'er was sure that this was a large jade mining area. Mo'er did not act rashly, but wanted to wait until night to make a move.