The 24th Century Warrior Became a Fake Heiress novel Chapter 344

Chapter 344 The Hollow Shell

Gliding past firewalls, defensive gateways, and cryptographic layers, she traced the routing hops through several grey–market jurisdictions until locking onto the originating entity.

It was an offshore corporate shell registered under a domestic corporate name.

Fairview Industrial.

Staring at the corporate entity, Isabella pulled up its business registry, uncovering a hollow shell company in minutes.

Posing as a diversified import–export conglomerate, it was devoid of operational infrastructure while processing astronomical transaction volumes.

On paper, its logistics thrived, logging daily freight fleets and constant manifest transfers.

In reality, the bustling trade was a meticulously staged facade.

The airport cargo bays leased under its name sat empty, gathering thick layers of dust.

Having cross–referenced Fairview Industrial’s filings, Isabella concluded the shipping manifests were merely a cover for laundering Keller funds.

The massive capital flowing through it represented the Keller family’s off–book enterprises.

Including the revenue generated from the Golden Elixir.

Operating on that premise, Isabella began auditing their grey–market outflows to locate their largest capital recipient.

Soon enough, she uncovered transaction logs linking to a clandestine research facility.

Digging deeper, Andre’s premier pharmaceutical testing hub surfaced on the intermediary routing logs.

“Found you.”

Isabella’s eyes narrowed with satisfaction.

They had buried their tracks remarkably well.

Layer upon layer of dummy holding structures.

Nearly every wire hop bounced across dozens of anonymous proxy domains and shell accounts.

Had Isabella not possessed psionic processing power and unmatched cybernetic mastery, she might have lost the trail within that labyrinth.

The internet harbored endless dark channels designed to scrub illicit money.

Chasing leads blindly made it easy to lose orientation and drop the quarry entirely.

Caught you red–handed at last.

Professor Andre Grant.

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