Once the landing was complete and everything unfolded step by step, the core of the operation remained ahead.
Set up radar, scan, search.
Although it was unrealistic to hope for immediate discovery of the treasure, the thought was still there—after all, miracles might happen. That said, things proceeded as expected. The radar began its work, and after a quick scan of the surrounding area, it was confirmed that no significant metal objects were nearby.
The effect was almost instant. A simple sweep confirmed that within a 1,000-meter radius, there weren't any larger metal objects.
To ensure accuracy, the person operating the radar waited about a minute before stating, "Boss, there's no sign of any metal objects. The rainforest's trees affect the radar, but within a 2,000-meter range, the results are guaranteed. Beyond 2,000 meters, effectiveness cannot be assured."
Ray nodded and said, "Nothing nearby."
