To inconspicuously pass information on Garden Street, taking 'Haite Furniture Store' itself as an example, Arthur previously had two methods.
First, change the arrangement and combination of the furniture displayed at the entrance to transmit different pieces of information with various combinations.
Second, open or close the window curtains a few minutes early in the mornings and evenings.
However, such methods, though seemingly covert, actually impose certain requirements on the receiver.
They must not attract attention and must be able to move about normally.
Under normal circumstances, this would not be a problem.
But after 'Haite Furniture Store' came under surveillance, such conditions no longer existed—because the only people who fit these two criteria were local residents, newsboys, and rubbish collectors.
And these were the very people who had long been watched by Marinda's men.
Therefore, these methods were all unfeasible.
