Originally, Ye Chen’s attitude towards this mysterious organisation was to try to maintain restraint and only do precise sniping on the global dispatch of its six planes.
However, after learning about the other party’s garrison in Cyprus, Ye Chen suddenly realised that this management model of the deadly garrison, which seemed unbreakable, had actually left himself a four-two breakthrough point.
As long as he could silently take control of the Cypriot governor, and then remove the toxin that regularly attacked the bodies of all the dead soldiers and primus guards in Cyprus, he could directly take over the entire dead soldiers’ quarters without bloodshed or even alerting this mysterious organisation.
Moreover, the whole thing was highly feasible.
First of all, it was not difficult for him to create an antidote. If he wanted to release the poison from these people’s bodies, he only needed a small amount of spiritual energy to do so, and he could simply use a small amount of Spring Return Pill with Blood Dispersing and Heart Saving Pill as the base medicine, and simply configure a batch of quick-acting pills to ensure that these dead soldiers would be able to break free from the shackles of the poison immediately after taking the pills.
Secondly, it was not too difficult to penetrate the iron barrel of the copper mine, for there was a gap in the barrel, and that was the cargo ship that shuttled between it and Turkey.
As the Primus said, they had been ensuring a steady output from the copper mine to ensure that they were not seen by the outside world, and had also set up a copper refinery in Turkey as a means of digesting the ore from the mine at regular intervals.
The copper mine has a stable output and a fixed sales channel, and the direction and route of the flow of both goods and capital are very clear, so that nothing unusual can be seen from the outside.
In fact, it would not have been necessary for the organisation to establish a separate copper refinery in Turkey if only to ensure the normal output of the copper mines.
After all, the copper ore produced by the copper mine itself contains no clues and has theoretically no impact on whoever it is sold to.
But the fundamental purpose of the organisation’s matching copper refinery in Turkey was to ensure that it could fully meet the copper mine’s internal material requirements.
As the size of the copper mine’s staff is publicly known to be just a few hundred, but the real number of people living inside it is in the thousands, if all the supplies they need for their several thousand people were to be sourced directly from the local population of Cyprus, such a huge difference in quantity would inevitably trigger local suspicion.
This would have predetermined that they would have had to have a secure channel for the silent supply of supplies to the interior of the copper mines.
This is where that Turkish copper refinery, came into play to great effect.
On the surface, it was they who used shipping to transport the copper ore produced by the copper mines to Turkey.
But in reality the main thing was that the ships that came to transport the copper ore quietly carried large quantities of supplies to Cyprus, and then transported all the supplies quietly inside the mines before pretending to ship the copper ore back to Turkey.
The shipping channels for the copper mines were exploited, and at the same time, supplies were quietly supplied to the mines.
It may appear that the refinery imports the ore produced by the mine and generates revenue for the mine, but in fact, the core role of the refinery is just a disguised support facility for the mine.
It has to be said that this kind of play is very clever indeed.
And for Ye Chen, as long as he could seize the opportunity to touch the cargo ship carrying supplies to Cyprus, he could infiltrate all the way in until he came face to face with that sectional governor.
And once he was given such an opportunity, he would have enough certainty to bring that knight-errant under control.