The vast grasslands near Ulanha Mountain Airport were scattered with vehicles, while a group of well-equipped people used "cannons"—their cameras to capture images of the H1 separation test.
A military vehicle was parked not too far away, silently watching the scene.
These individuals were not spies but aerospace enthusiasts who had rushed over upon hearing the news.
Ever since the H1 was first brought to this location for testing on the back of Drawing 154, enthusiasts had gathered to take photos.
Of course, the information they could capture was limited; the shape and aerodynamics of NACA could be analyzed just from the official website photos, and if you wanted detailed content, you had to enter the airport.
But let's not forget, the inside code for Ulanha Mountain repair shop (airport) is 96533—a full-fledged military base, so security is naturally extremely strict.
