Chapter 4114 - 4102: The Mission of the Central Guards Brigade
Chapter 4114: Chapter 4102: The Mission of the Central Guards Brigade
"So, in order to continue your family’s legacy, you wanted Zhou Rui to join the Central Guards Brigade, but her talent wasn’t enough, so you thought of this way to get the gene serum, temporarily boosting her abilities to meet the Brigade’s assessment standards. I’m right, aren’t I?"
"Heh..."
Zhou Jianrong laughed bitterly, "Seems nothing can escape from Team Leader Lin. With you overseeing the Central Guards Brigade, not even a fly has the chance to leak information."
"This time was just luck, bad luck on your part," Lin Yi said:
"Zheng Dongyuan didn’t keep me occupied; instead, it led to his death. If I continued to stay in Corea, your transaction might have gone unnoticed."
"Saying these things now is useless. I’ll take responsibility for my actions, but can you spare my sister’s life?"
Tears streamed down Zhou Jianrong’s face, "She truly wants to join the Central Guards Brigade; it’s been her dream since she was a child. She made tremendous efforts."
"No, her dream isn’t to join the Central Guards Brigade. It’s for your family to have a better continuation and heritage."
Lin Yi said:
"Anyone from the Central Guards Brigade is a significant figure, a leader in their own right. Why they’re here, everyone’s clear on that. I understand your emotions, but how things will end isn’t up to me; it depends on how much information you can provide."
"Team Leader Lin, given the situation, do you think I’d still lie to you? I might doubt anyone’s skills, but I won’t doubt yours."
Zhou Jianrong laughed tragically, "I really don’t know who the other party is or their identities. We just reached this agreement, but I can guess; it’s either Manma Sect or Anglo."
This kind of intelligence holds no significance for Lin Yi.
He’s aiming to gather more information to pinpoint these organizations’ bases, enabling effective countermeasures to clean them out from Yan Country.
"Do you recall what the people you traded with looked like?"
"I remember."
"Good. Soon someone will come to gather details on this; just cooperate fully."
"Understood..."
Zhou Jianrong’s expression was scattered, understanding what his fate would be.
Next, he would work on redeeming himself for his actions.
Both emerged from the basement, the bright sunlight above causing fluctuations in Lin Yi’s mind.
"People rush about for a few coins; money is a good thing and yet harmful."
"It was my lack of control; the responsibility lies with me," Chen Zhiyi said, blaming himself.
"Zhou Jianrong transmitted messages through Zhou Rui; anyone can be caught off guard by these things. No need to dwell, as there’s much ahead to be done."
"Are the hands of the four groups enough? Do you need my help?"
"Not for now; we can handle it."
Lin Yi tried to move his body a bit; it still hurt, but as long as he moved slowly, it was manageable.
"Go handle your matters; I’m leaving first," Lin Yi said.
"You’re not in good shape; let me go with you."
"Just a few bruises; don’t worry, I’m fine."
Under everyone’s gaze, Lin Yi returned to the car step by step.
Especially the trainees on the field awaiting further instructions.
At this moment, they seemed to see the mission of the Central Guards Brigade, eyes thoughtful and filled with respect.
"Salute!"
As Lin Yi reached out, straining to open the car door.
Someone shouted, and all the trainees gave Lin Yi a standard military salute.
Lin Yi turned back, looking at the future hope of the Central Guards Brigade, his lips curled upward; he returned the salute and then got into the car and left.
Those on the field watched him leave before slowly lowering their hands.
Lin Yi drove to the hospital, but did not get out; he parked in a secluded corner, inconspicuous among the crowd.
Since it was a military hospital, there were more personnel on duty inside, with many undercover officers secretly stationed around, all heavily armed.
Breaking in under such circumstances was nearly impossible.
To maintain his cover, Lin Yi sat in the back seat, opened the communicator, and made contact with Group One.
"How’s the situation on your end?"
"No anomalies for now; the hospital has stopped registration to control the number of people; if anything happens, we’ll minimize losses."
"Let Group Two keep watch inside the hospital; you all withdraw and lie in wait around it."
"Yes!"
Disconnecting, Lin Yi glanced up at the inpatient department building, focusing on the windows of the wards.
With current security measures, breaking in was certainly impossible.
But two methods exist to kill the two hostages.
One is arranging for snipers to target through the windows.
If the opportunity arises, they can act.
The second method involves bribing medical staff to act during treatment, eliminating the two hostages.
Given the current situation, the second possibility is highly feasible.
The two hostages are already protected by Group Two; even the medical staff can’t easily approach.
However, even then, caution is required.
Besides, the surrounding environment needs attention, finding places to hide.
Playing the mantis stalks the cicada, unaware of the oriole behind.
With this thought, Lin Yi’s gaze locked onto the apartment building opposite the hospital.
It’s a youth talent apartment, bustling with people coming and going daily.
This is the most likely hiding spot for the enemy and demands attention.
Silently sitting in the car, back and forth between the hospital and the building across, Lin Yi’s mind struggled to remain calm.
Despite possible ambushes across, the hospital remains the optimal action point.
If he finds a contact, a little tampering can kill those two.
Though the likelihood is smaller, caution is imperative.
At this point, it’s all about the details.
Lin Yi rubbed his temples with both hands; his body ached, and his head was joining the pain.
After a while, Lin Yi called Qiu Yuluo.
"Set me up a room in the hospital with a view of Lanshan Apartment, and wait there once it’s arranged."
"Okay."