The authorities and the military were both powerful, action-oriented forces. Now that they had taken the base, they naturally wanted to strike while the iron was hot. Han Jingjing quickly made arrangements, deploying people to take over the base.
Jiang Ying was just as efficient. She wrote up a report on the battle at Panshi Ridge and swiftly submitted it to the highest military authorities in the Central South Military Region. She described every detail of the battle involving the military forces at Mount Dajin and Nine Li Pavilion with particular care.
The special operations team Jiang Ying led naturally had deputy and administrative officers as well. She had to discuss her reports with them and make sure they all agreed on their contents.
Fortunately, soldiers had always valued facts and objectivity. Jiang Ying's report was detailed but exceptionally impartial, simply recounting what had happened. Her deputies naturally had no objections.
Each of them knew exactly how much weight this report carried, and how greatly it would influence the military's approach to combat and operational planning.
Xie Chun was stubborn and refused to reveal anything useful. Master Dao's severed head had made him crack, but the man had given up on everything and was determined to go down fighting, leaving Han Jingjing and the others at a loss.
He Jin and Yu Yuan, of course, weren't about to let Xie Chun off so easily. Even if he was determined to go down fighting, they would make sure he went down hard.
Under their care, Xie Chun suffered terribly, wishing he were dead. But the man had clearly made up his mind to resist to the bitter end. No matter how He Jin and Yu Yuan tortured him, he kept his mouth shut and wouldn't let a word slip. In the