The vehicle was loaded, covered directly with a rain tarp, and the personnel used the time while loading to eat and rest; then they drove off overnight.
This time, the vehicle drove straight south, initially over hilly plains, but after a few days, it turned into mountainous roads.
Even for Ling Chengyan, it was the first time driving such steep and winding mountain roads. After half a day's drive, the vehicle was still looping on the mountain road, looking down, the mountain road appeared like a meandering line, with no end in sight.
The urgency of this mission was tight on time. Two people took shifts: one drove while the other rested, and aside from refueling, watering, and meals, the vehicle hardly stopped.
They drove for over ten days straight; the mountains grew steeper, and the weather became increasingly humid.
Ling Chengyan held the national highway map silently and looked ahead. They had arrived at Southwest Province and were very close to the border conflict area.
