Female Novel
Chapter 4974
Jack thought of something at the moment and said, “By the way, I have a question, You just said thatthe antidote will be taken after five days, but the antidote will be sent to your station after four days.
Don’t the managers of the organization worry that if something goes wrong during the transportation,will the antidote not be delivered in time? Will it not kill everyone?”
The leader of the Cavalry Guards shook his head and said, “This is just a daily transportation process.
Under normal circumstances, the antidote is delivered one day in advance.
As long as there is no accident, it will not affect the time of taking the medicine.
It doesn’t matter if there is an accident, the Commissioner has enough reserves for more than twomonths, but these reserves will only be used in emergencies.”
As he said that, he continued, “A few years ago, for some unknown reason, the antidote did not comefor three consecutive weeks.
Those three weeks were solved by relying on the reserves of Commissioner, but in the fourth week, thefollow-up antidote was delivered.”
Jack hurriedly asked, “Do you know why there was no antidote for three weeks?”
The man replied, “It’s not clear.”
Jack asked again, “For these three weeks, was the material transportation between you and Turkeyterminated?”
“No,” The man said, “The material transportation between us and Turkey is very stable, and thefreighter basically goes once a week.”
Jack nodded lightly, he opened his mouth and said, “Since the connection with Turkey is normal, yourantidote should not be processed in Turkey.
Turkey should also be a transit.
The problem is the line from the previous station to Turkey.”
“It should be the one,” The man said helplessly, “We only know a little bit about many things, and don’tunderstand the deep situation.”
Jack looked at Charlie and said seriously, “Master Wade, if your plan can be successfully achieved thistime, then I suggest that you must find an opportunity to follow the vine and take down the coppersmelter in Turkey…”
“The hierarchy of this organization is too strict and the information blockade is also very strict.
Judging from this trend, I speculate that the resident Commissioner may not know too much, and if theygo up a level, they should be the copper smelter in Turkey, and the copper smelter must know more.”
Charlie nodded and said in agreement, “Inspector Lee’s analysis is very reasonable.
The copper smelter should be the highest-level existence in this organization that we know so far.”novelbin
Jack said again, “Besides, the clue of the antidote is also very important, May 47 was stationed nearSri Lanka, and these Cavalry Guards stationed in Cyprus, but the antidote they took were all of thesame specifications, which was most likely processed by a processing factory, and the antidote wasprocessed here…”
“After batch processing in the factory, it will be distributed from here to the world.
If this is the case, then the distribution path of the antidote is an important clue to connect the entireorganization!”
Jack’s words made Charlie’s eyes light up.
The biggest impression this organization gave him was the clear division of internal levels.
The extreme blocking of clues and information.
Moreover, many of the stations basically operate independently, and were very secretive in themselves.
Even if the stations were exposed, they would not reveal accurate clues about the organization.
However, as Jack had said, if the antidote was produced intensively by this organization, then as longas he follows the clues of the antidote upward, he would be able to find the specific location where theantidote was produced by the organization. In addition, the antidote was of great significance to theorganization.
Once the production site of the antidote was found, it was not far from finding the core of theorganization.
Originally, Charlie’s attitude towards this mysterious organization was to keep restraint as much aspossible and only make precise sniper attacks on the global dispatch of its six aircraft.
However, after learning about the situation of the other party’s residence in Cyprus, he suddenlydiscovered that the management model of the dead man’s residence seemed to be unbreakable, but itactually left him a breakthrough point.