Haiti was a small country, with a total area of less than 30,000 square kilometers. The Illuminati had few strongholds here as well: one training base and one naval supply station.
But that was fine. As long as there was an aircraft. Though this was not America, there was still a US Military presence here. At the Port-au-Prince naval supply station, there was an F22 Raptor Fighter.
Of course, Huang Ji had no intention of touching that aircraft. If it went missing, the Illuminati would definitely become suspicious.
So Huang Ji went straight to the warehouse and found a decommissioned tanker aircraft. On the surface, it belonged to the US Military, but in reality, it was an Illuminati aircraft: a KC-135 that had been involved in an accident, with its turbojet engine ruined.
After the Illuminati replaced it with a newer tanker model, they sold this broken one to the small country of Haiti. It could have been put back into service with some repairs, but the Haitian government was inefficient. Half a year after buying it, they had let it gather dust in a warehouse without even contacting Boeing to replace the engine.
Huang Ji arrived at the deserted warehouse and openly used the tools inside to begin dismantling the aircraft.
Though it was only a tanker, it possessed highly advanced electronic systems and maneuverability, as well as excellent pressure-resistant materials.
He planned to use the next few days to build a UFO.
Building a UFO was not the same as building a spaceship. A long-range spacecraft was Huang Ji's greatest current goal on Earth, and he still completely lacked the capability to make one.
If he truly had a spaceship, it would not even need impressive performance for Huang Ji to wipe out the Illuminati.
Everything would become