However, the faulty circuits of each vehicle were different; otherwise, they would have suspected it was a planned conspiracy. But no one came to rob their goods, which dispelled their suspicions.

After driving a few kilometers, "General, I haven't noticed anything wrong with the car. Did you, General, sense anything different?"

Igorevich couldn't quite describe the feeling; it was the same as before—he felt someone sitting next to him again. But he couldn't see anything.

After several days of relentless gathering and harvesting, Tang Yue was exhausted, her mental energy severely depleted. Fortunately, there was still spiritual energy in Russia, though not as abundant as in ordinary parts of China, it was still enough to provide some replenishment.

However, mental energy is different from spiritual energy; constantly collecting items continuously depletes her mental energy. She decided to rest for a day. Furthermore, she understood she couldn't continue. She had overheard some rumors; after all, the escort of cultural relics was a top secret, but with incidents occurring in cities along this route, they might connect the two events.

That was exactly what General Igorevich was thinking. He was considering that if things in the next city they were about to pass through suddenly disappeared again, then he would have to change his route.

And so, ironically, the next city remained unscathed. Tang Yue slept for five hours, during which time she passed through two cities and several farms, and Tang Yue felt a pang of heartache.

He felt an urge to take advantage of her. So Tang Yue went out again, but this time she traveled on air, heading directly to cities along the route that weren't far away to commit her crimes. It's worth mentioning that Tang Yue visited quite a few museums in various cities these past few days.

Since the Russians are so unjust, she has no choice but to be unjust herself. As for whether the Chinese government will display the stolen goods when she gets back, that's not her concern right now.

When Tang Yue returned, General Igorevich wore a relieved smile. Tang Yue narrowed her eyes slightly. This guy had been acting like a thief the whole way, his senses incredibly sharp. Sometimes he seemed to sense even when she wasn't looking at him, but now he seemed to have let go of a burden?

Then there's only one possibility: they're almost there.

Tang Yue had made up her mind. She had to find a Chinese person who could speak Russian, otherwise she wouldn't know what these people were plotting.