Chapter 63 Searching For Minerals

• In Africa, the Cape Mountains stretched for 7,000 kilometers. Though not widely known, they were certainly recognized as a mountain range where humans rarely tread. The area was desolate and dangerous, with virtually no human presence.
• At the Cape of Good Hope, where the Cape Mountains began, Ryan surveyed his well-equipped men. Pointing at the map, he said in a serious tone, "Split into two teams for the search. Panther will take one team, and Tiger will take the second. Approach the interior from the east and west. Choose your own people."
• Since Chieftain Adam had only provided a rough location, and the surrounding distances spanned hundreds of kilometers, they needed to search for the mineral up close. There was no way to examine it directly from a distance, so the only option was to use the most primitive method—sending people and machines down to search thoroughly.