After leaving Old Commander, Jiang Yan Hai returned to Base No. 9. Tu Bo Country lay at the southern foot of the Himalayas and was a very small nation.
After receiving the order, Jiang Yan Hai had headed straight here. This mercenary organization was coming to rescue someone, and they had already pinpointed the location of the wealthy businessman in the country.
According to the latest intelligence, they were supposed to act today. Jiang Yan Hai was currently in the skies above the Himalayas. Yes, he had not entered overland; he was flying a fighter jet high above the entire mountain range.
Meanwhile, directly above the wealthy businessman, a high-altitude stealth reconnaissance drone was continuously surveying the situation below. No one had detected its presence.
Its design was not brand-new, but it used the same composite materials as Phantom. Since it was a reconnaissance drone, it did not pursue extreme speed, allowing it to use an even higher proportion of composite materials.
As a result, its stealth capabilities were unimaginably powerful—perhaps even more absurd than Phantom's. After all, Phantom could now, to a certain extent, breach the radar air-defense network next door without issue.
Although it was directly controlled by Base No. 9, thanks to the satellites overhead, the data transfer speed between it and Jiang Yan Hai was extremely fast.
Thus, the stealth reconnaissance drone could transmit data directly to the Phantom Jiang Yan Hai was currently piloting. Its footage could be fed straight into Jiang Yan Hai's specialized tactical helmet.
For ordinary pilots, watching those images was like watching a VR movie. Of course, the sense of immersion was not that intense; otherwise, reacting to something while flying a fighter jet could become a problem. That limitation was deliberate, not because it could not be done.
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