The convoy soon returned to the vicinity of the camp. The camp's forklifts were already prepared, while Professor Xu and the others had set up seven or eight energy-detection machines on both sides of the Teleportation Gate inside the base.
Once those instruments began operating, a forklift immediately carried an iron cage straight into the Teleportation Gate. When the cage on the forklift—containing the Red Mad Wolf—passed through the gate, the entire Teleportation Gate visibly expanded by a small amount.
Not only Professor Xu and the others, but Jiang Yan Hai, who was running the Advanced Scanning Program nearby, failed to detect anything unusual. In any case, the moment the Red Mad Wolf was sent to the other side, the Teleportation Gate expanded slightly without warning.
There seemed to be no connection between the two.
The research still had to continue. After Professor Xu and the others checked all the instruments and found nothing, they could only have the staff proceed.
Soon, all nine Red Mad Wolves had been transported to the base, and the Teleportation Gate had expanded by another circle. One remained. Professor Xu and the others did not let anyone move it, instead preparing to dissect and examine it directly here.
This was no longer something Jiang Yan Hai and the others needed to worry about. In fact, if even the Advanced Scanning Program could not detect the anomaly, then modern instruments would most likely be unable to detect it either.
Meanwhile, the drone in the sky continuously circled as it photographed the terrain, steadily expanding the range of its survey. This Wing Loong had a limited service ceiling of roughly 8,000 meters. With photos at a resolution of around six meters, it could cover a radius of about fifteen kilometers.
Based on its maximum operational range