Quan Xijuan pondered this possibility. "Our people have been keeping watch. Are we certain no one has moved the military hardware out? If not, then either it has already been smuggled across the border via the cable car, or it’s still here on the mountain."
"Impossible," Sha Jing replied. "We have surveillance 24/7, with people stationed at regular intervals. The potential exit points are under even heavier guard. It’s highly unlikely, especially given the sheer volume of hardware—there’s no way we wouldn’t have noticed."
Sha Jing felt the probability was near zero, unless they had found a way to transport the arms that completely evaded their detection. Furthermore, the mountain was massive and part of an interconnected range; with their limited manpower, there was no way they could conduct a thorough search. They couldn't bring in more people, and a full-scale sweep was out of the question without hard evidence. To those pulling the strings, it was the Dragon Bureau investigating, not Kill Camp. If they discovered it was actually Kill Camp, things would only get more complicated.
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