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

There were still a dozen or so boxes left, filled with Buddha heads they'd knocked off the statues, as well as some very ancient murals they'd knocked off the walls. They wanted to smuggle them back home, and decades later, claim they'd found them in caves, representing their culture. He had to exchange these for him, but what? He entered the space and began rummaging through the supplies. What could he exchange for? Food? No, that wouldn't make any sense. They couldn't afford to ship food all the way back home. What could he exchange for? It would be great if he could post on WeChat Moments and ask everyone!

Finally, she looked at the vehicles. If that wasn't enough, she could probably fit a few smaller ones in. A 1.5-meter-square wooden box, with the forklift's forks and the shed removed, should be enough. Immediately, she used her mind to dismantle the two forks and the shed. After testing it, it just fit. Perfect. There were fifty of these small forklifts in the space, so she packed ten, leaving the remaining boxes for the dismantled forks and shed!

You're done!

After the things were replaced, all that was left was to wait, which lasted for two days. During these two days, when Mo'er was hungry, he would go into the space to eat, and when he was tired, he would sleep in the space. If he slept for ten hours, only one hour would pass outside, so he would not miss the opportunity to monitor them.

Two days later, on the morning of the second day, there was finally movement. Dozens of people and over thirty large carriages appeared within my mind's grasp. More than half of them spoke Japanese. It was truly remarkable that carriages could even make it through the deep mountains and forests. They spoke with the first person, and the leader bowed deeply, saying, "Respected Mr. Watanabe, on behalf of Japan, I express our deepest respect and gratitude for your service. Rest assured, Japan will not forget you. Upon your return, boundless glory and wealth await you!"

The two sides exchanged pleasantries again, then began to carry the boxes out. One by one, the boxes were carried out, loaded onto the carriage, covered with felt, and tied with ropes. Just as they were almost finished, Zhao Yunting finally arrived with his men. There were about a hundred of them, all soldiers. Zhao Yunting sighed deeply when he saw that Mo'er was fine, finally relieved. He was so worried that Mo'er would be discovered and do something bad!

Among the people who came was a company commander who saluted Mo'er and said: Hello comrade, my surname is Chen. Thank you for your hard work. I wonder what the situation is like now?

Mo'er pulled out a pair of military binoculars from the American ship from his backpack and handed them to the company commander, saying, "There are a dozen Japanese among them, and they're loading the trucks and are almost done. I understand lip reading a little, and I saw they said the boxes are full of gold and other supplies." The company commander's eyes flashed when he heard this. "They said they've cleared all the checkpoints along the way, so now's not the right time to attack them. Let them go first, and we can catch all the bad guys along the way!"

The company commander took the telescope and immediately fell in love with it. It was an MK43 telescope equipped by the US Navy. It was very clear and had autofocus! The company commander said, "This telescope can see really far and clearly!" Yes. I agree with what you just said. With this telescope, we don't have to worry about losing them even if we are two or three kilometers away. Comrade, thank you so much! Just like that, a group of people followed closely behind the dozens of carriages. The first checkpoint was composed of seven or eight militiamen. The carriage stopped there for ten minutes and then passed smoothly. After the carriage was far away, the company commander immediately led his men to rush forward. After controlling these seven or eight people, without any nonsense, they tied them up with ropes and escorted them back to the barracks by two soldiers to await investigation!

After walking for another half day, we came to another checkpoint. This one was set up by the county.

The carriage, with about ten people, stopped for only two or three minutes before passing through without incident. Once it was far enough away, the company commander and his men were all tied up and taken away. This continued through checkpoint after checkpoint, each one passing smoothly. Finally, they reached the train station, intending to take a train through Anshi, then on to Panshi, then out to sea, then transfer to another ship on the high seas and return to Japan! The company commander captured over 140 people along the way. After interrogation, he bribed over 60 to release them, including over 30 Japanese spies planted in China. The rest were uninformed minorities.