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In the future, Tang Yue's studies should also be upgraded while she is cultivating.

With just that one string of code, these people could use dozens of sheets of paper to perform calculations and finally arrive at a conclusion. Tang Yue currently lacked the ability and the workload to complete such a task. However, she thought that the moment the information was calculated, they must have felt a great sense of accomplishment.

Now everyone is facing a dilemma again. They have gleaned two pieces of information, but which one is true?

Everyone's gaze lingered between Tang Yue's and the information they had calculated themselves, unsure which to choose.

Even Li Moting couldn't make a complete decision at this moment. What if he made a mistake?

Tang Yue took the information code recorded in Lab 4 again, listened to it again and compared it with the signal transmitted from the black box, and marked a few errors.

Chang Yin had originally considered taking both sets of information back, believing that Commander Kang would agree with him and divide the people into two teams to go to different places.

However, the biggest problem is that the latitude and longitude of the two messages are not far apart. If something happens in the first place, the second place will receive the message very quickly, which will disrupt the enemy's original plan.

Shen Yan carefully examined several places on Tang Yue Biao's body, then frowned slightly. She listened to the machine again and seemed to agree that there was something wrong with those places.

Tang Yue had just explained in detail that the two frequency bands were actually the same, and the general reason why they sounded different. Now, everyone seemed to agree with Tang Yue's explanation. Ultimately, Li Moting handed both notes to Chang Yin. It was more appropriate to return the initiative to Chang Yin.

Chang Yin took the note and glanced at Tang Yue. Tang Yue was too young; it wouldn't be convenient to leave her here alone. Chang Yin disregarded the purpose of bringing her here and simply took her with him as they left.

The troops sprang into action quickly, and Chang Yin didn't have time to take Tang Yue home. However, Tang Yue had already been in the army for so long that she should be able to manage on her own.

"You should go back first."

Tang Yue...

What does that mean? She cracked the information, but now she's not qualified to go along and see it for herself?

"I can't go? Wasn't it agreed that I would be the one to complete my monthly tasks?"

Chang Yin had originally thought this way, but Commander Kang just realized that since the enemy used such a secretive method to transmit intelligence, it proved that their level of importance to these treasures must have exceeded their expectations.

The main problem is that Japan is not located in the southern part of the island, yet they went to great lengths to hand over the goods from there. It's hard not to make Commander Kang think of something else.

If the two sides were to clash, Tang Yue's safety would be completely at risk. Commander Kang did not want to put her in danger.

"this time……"

"What's wrong this time? This time there's danger so I can't go, right? I'm capable of protecting myself, I don't need anyone else to protect me."

"Besides, I'm also a member of the military, and I was the one who discovered this mission; I absolutely have to go."

Chang Yin stared intently at her, but Tang Yue wasn't afraid of him. She shrugged indifferently, "Uncle Chang, even if you don't let me go, I'll find a way to go."

Chang Yin understood Tang Yue's capabilities and had no choice but to agree. "Prepare yourself when you go back, and come to the playground to assemble tomorrow morning."

Tang Yue was satisfied and turned to skip away.

She had no choice; once this feeling of joy emanated from her body, her childlike nature was brought out.

Going to sea? In her previous life, she had only gone to sea once for a mission, but things were completely different then and now.

Tang Yue didn't sleep well that night; she used all her mental energy that she hadn't used in a long time. Afraid that Chang Yin would worry about her safety, she quietly led her team away, leaving her behind.

Tang Yue thought that even though such a possibility might occur, she could still catch up with them quietly.

However, around midnight, people gradually began to gather on the military parade ground. Tang Yue got up and dressed, and before she even stepped outside, she heard footsteps coming from outside the courtyard.

Before he could knock, Tang Yue simply left a note on the table and quietly came out.

When she opened the door, she was met with Sun Jinan's hand as he was about to knock.

"Hey, Company Commander Tang, the battalion commander sent me to tell you to assemble on the parade ground."

Tang Yue and the other person jogged to the meeting point.

The nights on the South Island are truly dark. Because this mission was extremely secretive, the entire process was conducted without any sound or light, so as not to alert the enemy.

Japanese spies are likely keeping an eye on the South Island troops, and if they make any moves, Japan's plans may have to be revised.

Before boarding the ship, Chang Yin did not hear any more news from the underground laboratory, so everyone boarded the ship with peace of mind and headed towards their destination.

Tang Yue has excellent night vision. While everyone else was quietly busy with other things, she took a stroll around the ship.

It's hard to say whether it's good or bad, since there's no comparison. However, Tang Yue was speechless at how old the ship was; it really needed repairs.

The casing looked worn and tattered. Tang Yue's fondness for exquisite and beautiful things stirred within her, and this speed...

Tang Yue had ridden in flying boats before, and now riding this ship felt no different than a snail's pace. It was only because her current abilities weren't sufficient to propel this large ship at high speeds on the sea that she would definitely help it.

Chang Yin finished his work just in time to see Tang Yue come onto the deck. He could see the disdain in Tang Yue's eyes for the ship. He was a little helpless, so he came over and briefly explained the origins of these ships to Tang Yue.

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