Chapter 924 - Action, The First Step To Embarrassmen

924 Action, The First Step To Embarrassmen

At six o’clock, the sun has risen, signifying the break of dawn.

There were a few cars speeding on the highway from Northern Tibet to the toll station of Yun City.

“Boss, how is it over there?”

Monkey’s voice sounded over the earpiece as Helian Wei Wei was still in the car sending them for interrogation. She knocked twice on the earpiece while avoiding the sight of the ones in front because she could not talk.

However, the mini camera hidden in her hair had always been there.

As their mission was on a train, it was inconvenient to activate it.

Now it was different, she was giving this instruction to Monkey so that he could activate the camera and start recording.

Monkey heard the signal and immediately took out his laptop to key in a couple of codes. Just then, a scene appeared on the screen.

He was familiar with the scene displayed, and because of that, the smile on his face died down abruptly. “A, Kim, Boss and others were captured, the records on the train need to be destroyed.”

“This is not the main point. The most important thing is L’s accessory. If any professionals were there, they would notice something off about it,” Kim uttered as he drank a mouthful of alcohol and turned back to look at Old A who was playing with the children, a smile appeared on his lips. “But only if the accessory reaches the higher levels of the office in order for them to notice it. If not, the locals will not notice the accessory’s function. It’s alright as long as Boss and the others have escaped before that. Old A, stop feeding those kids tales about how great Little Boss is, we should start taking action. How about you disguise yourself first before sending some gifts to their family? Nothing extravagant, a photo will do. Now it’s six o’clock in the morning and they will be having breakfast 30 minutes later. This is the perfect timing to look at photos.”

Old A took the stuffed toy on his head down. He then settled down all the three children and replied, “Then, a mailman disguise would do. Buy a secondhand motorcycle and I’ll throw it away after using it before meeting up with you all.”

“Oh, yes!” Kim stood up and smiled cheekily. “Boss may have mentioned it before, Monkey, when it’s the right time, broadcast a live stream via Boss’ hidden camera using a fake IP address. Please don’t get caught.”

“No problem!” Monkey continued to type using one of his hands, while the other reaching out to indicate an ‘OK’ sign.

Action.

The last few words were signaled by Helian Wei Wei through the earpiece. Although she did not say a word, they understood each other so well that the message was well-received.

This included Suit Man S and Teen L. L had the most accessories, but they were hidden very well. Non-experts would not be able to notice that these small accessories were actually able to be assembled into a handgun.

Only an arsenal genius like L would be able to make it. As for the other special agents, they were only placing their attention on the children. Although they did not mention it, they were clearly waiting for a reasonable explanation.

They knew that they could not let everyone know about some of the things in order to avoid panic.

However, this time it was different.

They withstood the landslide, saved fires, and were even willing to sacrifice their lives to fight with intruders.

All of these were done in order to ensure that their country became even better, even more peaceful.

However, something was obviously wrong with the mission this time because these children were not part of their mission.

There are so many children, how did all of them board the train?

If the authorities are not involved, no matter how incredible someone is, he could not bring so many children onto the train at once.

Where was the conductor? Where was the inspector?

Didn’t they realize anything?

The special agents were in deep thought, none of them uttered a word.

It was then a car came to a halt. When the door opened, Liu Hongjiang welcomed them.

He had been waiting at the entrance for a long time. There were many people following this issue online due to the private jet.

He must leave a positive image in the hearts of his colleagues and the media.

He purposely skipped his shower so that he would appear to be a bit haggard.

He reached out his hand to shake the captain’s hand and said, “Thank you so much, thank you for your hard work. Alright, now that you are in Yun City, you can have a rest and leave the rest to us, the local authorities.”

“There is still a group of children on the train car,” Just as the captain started to speak. Liu Hongjiang interrupted him, saying, “There are a lot of people here, some words should only be told after enough information is gathered and investigated.”

They indeed had to keep their mission confidential. Moreover, there were so many unanswered questions and all these were out of their responsibilities. Hence, they were not in the place to say anything more as they were afraid that they would speak wrongly, resulting in a bad reputation.

Liu Hongjiang was well aware of this fact. He wanted to ensure this case will be closed in a discreet manner without causing any effects and turned it into a normal case.

Also, the follow-up investigation was under his control. So, the decision was on him as long as he could take charge of the investigation.

Liu Hongjiang was quite confident about this. The only thing he could not control was these special forces. However, the strict discipline imposed upon these soldiers would not allow them to leak any information to the public.

Undoubtedly, Liu Hongjiang was indeed playing his cards very well.

He had been very meticulous in his work and also knew very well how to portray it on the surface level.

With a pair of reddened eyes, he still insisted on carrying on with his work, just to personally interrogate those who caused the commotion on the train.

‘Commotion’ was a word used very nicely.

Liu Hongjiang used the word to determine the severity of the case, directing all the attention toward the commotion of the plane landing on the roof of the train instead of raising up the issue of child trafficking.

He did not set Sixth Brother free because he knew clearly that if he were to release Sixth Brother right now, he would easily allow people to have leverage on him.

Instead, he sentenced Sixth Brother with the crime of causing a ruckus on the train.

On the surface, he seemed to be fair. However, in fact, when one compared the large scale of child trafficking, firearms and a ruckus caused on a train, it was very obvious in which crime seemed to be more serious.

The former would take away Sixth Brother’s live, but the latter at most could only jail the Sixth Brother, in which he could be free in no time.

After finishing up his preparation work, he began the actual interrogation.

That being said, he did not interrogate Sixth Brother. Instead, he skipped him and took the records he prepared prior to the interrogation and got ready to interrogate Helian Wei Wei and others.

After all, the faster the result came out for the case related to the train car, the better it was for Liu Hongjiang.

The top management was still waiting for news. If it took too long, it would be unpleasant for him.

The first person Liu Hongjiang interrogated was L. He thought he looked younger and it would be easier for him to extract information. Nevertheless, 20 minutes had passed but regardless of what he asked, that boy never raised his head at all…