Meng Shuanglin and Tang Pan had ultimately failed to infiltrate the base, so they had no way to keep up with what was happening inside. They were guessing when Tong Jiangnan would make his move, but New Moon Bay had already entered an extremely tense phase.
New Moon Bay was now under tight security, with every effort being made to prevent information from leaking.
Perhaps New Moon Bay's defenses had previously been unable to keep every infiltrator out. The base had needed to shelter survivors, expand its ranks, and bring in outside forces, which had naturally given infiltrators the chance to slip inside.
But preventing information from getting out was something they could absolutely manage in the short term.
All they had to do was impose a full lockdown and prohibit anyone from moving in or out. It was no exaggeration to say that right now, not even a fly would be allowed to leave New Moon Bay Base.
Under these circumstances, there was clearly no way for anyone outside to keep up with what was happening inside the base.
New Moon Bay Base had also deployed teams in hiding around its perimeter to secretly monitor everyone moving through the surrounding area.
That way, even if someone inside the base managed to escape, the hidden teams might still catch them.
Anyone trying to approach the base might also be spotted.
Of course, this was only a stopgap measure.
As the saying went, there was no wall without cracks. Preventing information from leaking for an extended period would undoubtedly be difficult. And as time passed, if the people involved continued to receive no intelligence from inside, they would inevitably grow suspicious and worried.
For example, Tong Jiangnan's subordinates were already growing anxious.
These were all men Tong Jiangnan trusted. They had