Chapter 659: I Don't Need a Telescope

He didn't know whether a third party might be observing this area in secret.

But as long as there was such a possibility, he had to take precautions.

Moreover, Xie Wei was different from that middle-aged man; a tracker had been placed on him, so even if they didn't follow closely, they wouldn't lose the target.

Besides, two provincial department officers were accompanying Xie Wei, and even the trafficked girls were impersonated by female special forces operatives.

Captain Xu then immediately called one of the officers beside Xie Wei.

"Do as the other party instructed; send the people to the designated location right now."

After hanging up, the people inside filed out one by one; Xie Wei walked at the front, followed by seven girls, with the two provincial department officers bringing up the rear.

No matter who looked at this formation, they could find no flaw.

Shortly after, the ten people got into two vehicles, drove out of the suburbs, and entered the highway.

About ten minutes later, Yu Dazhang finally picked up the walkie-talkie and ordered:

"Starting now, leave one by one, head to the target garage via another route. Upon reaching the destination, do not get too close; stop at a distance where observation is possible."

Hearing the responses of "Received" one after another, Yu Dazhang and the others also drove away, heading for the target garage.

Xie Wei had already revealed the garage's location during interrogation; it had been written in the mission briefing before the operation began.

This journey was longer; even though they rushed to arrive as quickly as possible, it still took half an hour.

Upon arrival, Yu Dazhang happened to see Xie Wei and the others escorting the seven girls into the garage of an abandoned factory building.

How did they even find this place... Yu Dazhang couldn't help but feel curious.

Whether it was Xie Wei or the downstream buyer, they both seemed accustomed to finding temporary hideouts in such suburban areas.

And they had indeed found them.

Such places had no surveillance coverage, there were almost no residents nearby, and they were in a state of abandonment.

For human traffickers, such places were undoubtedly the most ideal handover locations.

Just imagine: seven girls with their hands bound behind their backs would attract attention wherever they appeared.

"Everyone, park the vehicles in a concealed spot."

Holding the walkie-talkie, Yu Dazhang ordered:

"Do not appear within the line of sight of the garage area."

There wasn't just this one factory building nearby; there was also a cluster of residential houses and public facilities in the vicinity, though from the outside, they too appeared to have been abandoned for a long time.

Yu Dazhang's current position was about three hundred meters from the garage.

At this distance, ordinary human vision could not make out the opposite side clearly; even if vehicles could be seen, they would only be the size of matchboxes, making it impossible to discern any details.

Captain Xu had prepared for this in advance; after parking the vehicles, he took out a telescope and looked toward the direction of the garage.

After watching for a while, he handed the telescope to Yu Dazhang.

Yu Dazhang glanced at the handed-over telescope and waved his hand:

"I don't need it."

Don't need it? Captain Xu was momentarily stunned.

Did he not want to look, or did he disdain to look?

Or could he see clearly even without a telescope?

This thought flashed through Captain Xu's mind; even he felt it was somewhat absurd and ridiculous. How could he possibly believe such nonsense?

Just now, without using a telescope, he had glanced toward the garage; at this distance, he could only see the general outline of the factory building.

"They actually installed surveillance cameras in the garage."

Yu Dazhang stared in that direction and said:

"A surveillance camera was also installed at the main entrance of the factory building, and it was a wide-angle one."

He suddenly realized:

"No wonder the other party didn't send anyone for the handover."

"This way, they could completely observe the situation here through remote surveillance."

"As long as there was a network signal nearby, even if they weren't physically present, they would know every move made here inside out."

Surveillance cameras? Upon hearing this, Captain Xu was momentarily dazed.

Wrong!

The focus was wrong.

It should be: could he see the surveillance cameras from such a far distance?

What a joke; just now, even with the telescope, he hadn't discovered this detail.

Captain Xu immediately picked up the telescope and looked toward the factory building; he very quickly found the camera Yu Dazhang had mentioned.

Two were installed at the garage entrance, one at the factory's main entrance, and there were probably more inside the garage.

It wasn't that his previous observation had been careless; rather, no matter how good a telescope was, it couldn't compare to the human eye for detailed viewing.