Su Tian glanced inside the factory; the casualties were heavy, with only two people remaining, their bodies mangled and bloodied—a truly horrific sight.

“Let’s go in and take a look,” Song Zhe suggested.

The two approached the half-dead spy, and Song Zhe asked, "What country are you from?"

The spy didn't speak, but just glared fiercely at Song Zhe and Su Tian.

"If you're not going to talk, then never talk." Song Zhe picked up his gun, ready to kill them.

One of them got scared and quickly said, "We are all from the Yue Kingdom, and we are doing things for Xiao Rizi."

"What do you need to do?" Song Zhe continued to ask.

"We previously robbed a batch of antiques, and we're helping to transport them to Little Day Country."

Where did you put this antique?

Before he could finish speaking, the stubborn agent interrupted, "Stop talking, or I'll slap you."

"If I don't tell, I'm afraid I'll die even faster; if I do tell, I'll die a little slower."

Song Zhe noticed that the Chinese spoken by these Vietnamese people sounded somewhat like the accent of Nanxing City.

Then he asked, "Are you all from Mangshi in the Yue Kingdom?"

"Yes, I've said so much, can you let me go now?"

"No, we need to take both of you back for questioning."

Song Zhe searched their bodies and found a note and a thumb ring.

The note was written in Yue script, which Song Zhe recognized immediately.

His missions typically involved intelligence gathering, reconnaissance, and the capture of spies.

Therefore, for soldiers carrying out reconnaissance missions, having some knowledge of Vietnamese in the military is helpful for gathering intelligence and interrogating spies.

"You check on them for me first, and I'll go into the room to search to see if there's anything else I've missed."

The contents of this note are the same as what you said before. This antique is in the basement of this factory. It will be transported to Qinzhou Port at midnight tonight and then sailed across the ocean to Little Days Country.

The thumb ring was a token given to the boat captain; seeing the ring would ensure he would help transport the goods.

"Okay, go ahead."

Upon hearing Su Tian's words, Song Zhe quickly ran to the room and began searching.

Those rooms were filled with useless documents; you couldn't find any valuable information.

Then, Song Zhe found the basement, took out a flashlight from his pocket, and carefully went downstairs.

Sure enough, there were twenty large boxes neatly arranged in the basement. He opened them and saw that they were all antiques that had been around for some years.

Now he needed to ask the fairy for help to transport it out. Thinking of this, he quickly walked out of the basement to find Su Tian and ask her for help.