There was nothing wrong with William and his team's plan. The Tiger Army had already forged all the specialized equipment they needed, and the Taotie launched their attack on a day of heavy fog.
Jiang Yan Hai remained silent on that point.
In the Great Wall region, the area surveyed by drones had now expanded to a radius of twenty kilometers. Everything within that range was uninhabited Gobi Desert.
Even within the Great Wall, there was only some greenery near the towns where craftsmen and disabled retired soldiers lived along the wall. They had cultivated it themselves. After all, Chinese people had maxed out their farming talent.
The geographical environment here resembled northwestern China: vast temperature differences between day and night, few clouds inland, and weak atmospheric back-radiation at night. Yet the moisture content in the surrounding air was extremely low. In such humidity, forming dense fog was practically impossible.
Unless the Gobi Desert was near the sea or beside an enormous lake, it could happen. But clearly, there was neither nearby.
A sandstorm, on the other hand, would have been much easier to understand.
So there had to be a reason for the appearance of this dense fog. It already defied the natural geographical conditions.
There were surely many hidden issues behind it.
For now, however, Jiang Yan Hai and the others had no way of investigating the Taotie's location. The drones had detected an extremely powerful magnetic field in that area. They could not fly too low, or they might lose control and crash.
Only after they took control of the Great Wall would they be able to work backward and uncover the truth.
But none of that could be resolved anytime soon.
If the Beast King was behind all this, Jiang Yan Hai really wanted to know