Finding a tongue among the enemies in the factory was very easy for them. The two of them quietly approached the factory and grabbed someone near the main gate. The man happened to be sleeping in the gatehouse, so it took little effort.
Sleeping in the gatehouse was understandable. Soka's business was not exactly legitimate. Even though most of his gunmen were retired personnel from Cambodia, after at most a year, they had all grown lax.
At this hour, with the factory located in such a remote area, accidents rarely happened. It was understandable for the sentry in the gatehouse to fall asleep. Besides, Soka would never have thought to assign double sentries for security, one in the open and one in hiding. The fact that he had arranged people to stand watch was already a decent idea.
So, capturing a tongue was naturally effortless for the two of them, with no risk at all.
After bringing him back, they naturally began the interrogation. From the tongue, they learned about the situation inside the factory and gained a general idea of how the sentries were deployed.
Mercenaries actually preferred operations that had been thoroughly prepared. If an operation was sudden and they knew nothing about the situation on site, mercenaries generally hated that kind of mission.
Such missions meant that, without knowing the situation on site, it was easy to make mistakes. And the consequence of a mistake was death.
Being a mercenary meant carrying one's head on one's belt, but that did not mean they liked death. Everyone hoped to earn some money, then live out a peaceful and happy old age once they grew old. But once someone entered the mercenary trade, very few could return to a peaceful life.
Therefore, even for a temporary operation, mercenaries had