Having finished dealing with the observation delegation and with some money now in hand, Wang Diren finally calmed down to consider his next steps in development. Zhaojiayu was only a few miles away from the Headquarters in Chenjiayu; with Li Yunlong guarding the Headquarters here, there should be a rare period of peace.
A *yu* was a valley. Just hearing the name suggested a basin nestled between two mountains. With such terrain, bombers would find it hard to strike, and ground assaults would be easy to defend and hard to attack. It seemed the Headquarters had brilliant strategists; a lot of thought had gone into choosing this site.
As for how the Japanese army would discover this place, it would entirely depend on tracking the Headquarters' high-power radio transmitters. That was simple enough: now that radios were no longer in short supply, they would soon equip every battalion with a high-power transmitter. With over a thousand high-power transmitters out there, let them figure out how to track that. The most dangerous place was, after all, the safest place.
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