The Test Center's Sports Ace Strategy

Miao Xin nodded and headed straight for it in Hunting Dog Form.

The first target was the archives. The Mark 71 was a naval gun developed in the 1970s and had been ruthlessly rendered obsolete before it ever entered service. Its records were no longer highly classified and were all stored in the archives.

Electronic records certainly existed, but Su Ming didn't have time to deal with passwords. Besides, he was the one who had knocked out the test center's power, so naturally he couldn't turn on a computer. That was why Su Ming had set his sights on the paper records from the start.

There wasn't a great deal of useful material: the core blueprints, various operation and maintenance manuals, circuit diagrams, electrical control system manuals, and the like. Su Ming confiscated all of it and sent it back to the other world.

[Next, target number two.]

Miao Xin moved swiftly. Amid a flurry of paper scraps, she turned and ran for the next target. This time, it was the gun's electrical control cabinets and operator console. The main body of the gun was indeed on display at the test range, but quite a lot of its peripheral equipment was actually kept in a warehouse.

After all, most people only looked at the imposing main body of the gun and paid no attention to its rotation motors, power distribution cabinets, hydraulic stations, and the like. Besides, that equipment would be damaged if it were stored outdoors.

Miao Xin had already scoped the place out, so she headed straight for the target warehouse without taking a single detour.

Having learned from last time, Miao Xin deliberately restrained Little Spiky Head's speed, keeping him within the limits of a normal dog as he raced along. Many people hurried back and forth