The Camp Leader's men didn't notice anything.
But Yige didn't know either. He thought that getting rid of the traitor Bai Xi this time and keeping it quiet was all thanks to Mu Ke.
In an instant, his trust in Mu Ke increased a few notches.
Yet Mu Ke didn't seek credit; after that one reminder, he didn't say another word.
His tactfulness greatly pleased Yige.
The inspection work proceeded in an orderly manner and soon yielded results.
"Yige, everything has been checked—all are genuine vaccines," the reporter said, barely able to contain his excitement.
His eyes were shining as if he saw money pouring in.
These vaccines are so precious; the moment they're shipped out, they might be snatched away.
No matter how high the price...
"Good, very good!" Yige could hardly contain his excitement too.
"But with so much cargo, how are we supposed to transport it?" Mu Ke still couldn't figure out what this man's final step was, perhaps even the Camp Leader didn't know.
