The able-bodied men of Pingyuan County and Yunhe County below saw the goddess and the two county magistrates looking in their direction, and they shouted in unison, "We are willing to follow the goddess to the death. The county magistrates' meaning is not our meaning."

The shouts, growing louder and louder, reached Tang Yue, leaving her speechless. Honestly, even if these people hadn't come, she wouldn't have said anything.

Now that they're all here, she'll do everything she can to keep them safe.

Base 5 in the darkness resembled a colossal beast circling the beach. Chang Yin, Tang Shengkai, and Fei Shuwen moved cautiously along the damp rock wall.

The salty sea breeze, carrying the blaring of sirens, occasionally echoed from deep within the base, making their hearts clench. Fei Shuwen wiped the cold sweat from his face and whispered, "It's more troublesome than I imagined; this place is practically impenetrable."

Tang Shengkai clenched his fist. He looked at the ships that were faintly visible on the distant sea, and his Adam's apple bobbed. "I thought the satellite base was all there was, but I didn't expect there to be such a large area at sea. The firepower on those warships is enough to give us a hard time."

Chang Yin squatted down expressionlessly, opened the map he had stolen from the US military, and carefully examined it by the dim night light: "The satellite base is in the northwest corner of the land, and the central control center is on the third underground level, but to infiltrate it, you have to pass through this minefield full of infrared rays first."

His finger paused on a dense cluster of red dots on the map. "Moreover, there are high-frequency communication devices between naval vessels and land bases. Once an alarm sounds in one place, support from the other can arrive within five minutes."

Chang Yin frowned and looked up at the searchlights that stood every ten meters around the base. Those white beams of light were like the eyes of death, scanning back and forth in the darkness.

Suddenly, a series of hurried footsteps approached from afar. The three men instantly held their breath, clinging to the recessed area of ​​the rock wall like geckos. A patrol of heavily armed U.S. soldiers stood there, their flashlight beams almost grazing their noses, the clanging of metal particularly jarring in the silent night.

Once the patrolmen were out of sight, Tang Shengkai finally breathed a sigh of relief, sweat dripping from his forehead onto the back of his hand: "This place is indeed different from other places. Is a simple satellite base really worth the US military making such a big fuss about?"

Chang Yin suddenly looked up at Tang Shengkai, a glint of light flashing in her eyes.