New Aerial Patrols Implemented for Enhanced Treasure Security

THE GOLDEN MOUNTAINS — In a proactive measure to bolster the security of royal treasures, the Guardians of the Golden Mountains have implemented new aerial patrols as of this month. This initiative follows a series of successful defense operations led by the aerial security consultant who has served since 1000 BC. These patrols are designed to provide continuous oversight and rapid response capabilities to any potential threats. The consultant has previously demonstrated their effectiveness by successfully thwarting multiple theft attempts on royal treasures. This newly established system aims to enhance the already significant reduction in theft incidents, which have decreased by 70% over the last decade due to improved security protocols. According to a spokesperson for the Guardians, "The new aerial patrols allow us to maintain a vigilant watch over the royal vault, especially during peak visiting times such as the Great Pilgrimage." Local merchants have expressed relief at the increased security, understanding the importance of protecting the kingdom's heritage and treasures. With the recent success in defending the vault, the aerial security consultant continues to affirm their commitment to safeguarding the realm. A local scholar remarked, "These measures reflect a deep understanding of both the threats posed and the value of our cultural artifacts." The ongoing efforts of the aerial security consultant serve as a reminder of the vital role played by guardians in maintaining peace and security in the kingdom.