Chapter 1610 Tiger
Wolf's concern for Wynter had led him to act impulsively, making him vulnerable to false leads.
The location he had been tracking was actually a decoy Wynter had left behind, designed to prevent anyone from trying O monitor her movements.
In reality, the cars leaving the village were merely the usual distraction they used. It wasn't that anyone in Nexus had sensed something abnormal, it was just part of a well-rehearsed plan for them to put a few cars out at times like this.
The purpose was to divert and shift attention away from the town center in case someone from above came to investigate.
This method was thanks to Fredric working in the province. They would never have thought of it otherwise. After all, the ones most familiar with criminal investigation techniques were, of course, their insiders.
Thanks
powerful connections shielding them, it was easy to escape suspicions. As long as they used the right methods, no one would notice any suspicious activities other than the demolition project. Moreover, this project served as an ideal cover for them.
They were the safest as long as they were not found. This plan had allowed them to bypass numerous surprise inspections in the past.
The sudden power outage in town had set Edward on high alert. Paranoid by nature and meticulous in his methods, he mobilized the entire town, ensuring that every corner was active and ready to respond to potential disruptions.
For an ordinary surveillance team, his decoys and distractions could have easily gone unnoticed. And of course, Wolf, despite his skill, had allowed his emotions to cloud his judgment.
Tracking the decoy cars risked exposing their movements, just as Edward intended. His bait served a single purpose-to flush out any hidden threats.
In typical cases, a lack of movement was often a precursor to a major operation. If the Special Unit were to act on Wolf's impulsive decision, it could lead to a disaster.
Luckily, other than Wynter, the Special Unit also had an experienced criminal investigator on the team, Dahlia Carroll. She wore a pair of thick, black-rimmed glasses and looked like a character straight out of a TV show.
Normally, she appeared somewhat slow and detached, but in moments like these, she was sharp and quick.
She immediately raised her head to say, "Hold off. Based on the boss' style, she wouldn't leave without sending us a signal.
"Right now, the town's without power. The fact that she hasn't sent any updates means everything's proceeding as planned. Our job is to report the situation here. We should wait for the boss' order."
Despite his narrowed gaze, Wolf remembered Wynter's advice when he first joined. She had always told him to ask Dahlia when in doubt. This meant that if Wynter wasn't around, uncertain decisions would be left to Dahlia to make.
"I've analyzed the opposition's approach. This is an organized, highly intelligent group. For Valen Village to stay unnoticed all these years and for Nexus Corporation's records to be this airtight shows that they have strong evidence-covering and counter-surveillance skills.
"The cars may seem like they're leaving in random order, but they're actually following two distinct routes. I suspect they're very familiar with us, and this is a baiting tactic. We can't lose our cool right now." Dahlia adjusted her thick glasses.
She was speaking a lot, intending to calm Wolf down. After all, if Wolf really lost it, he could tear the place down, and only Wynter could truly restrain him. With Wynter's safety on the line, he was understandably on edge. Wolf could barely hold still, feeling an urge to smash something. But since the message had emphasized that he
should cooperate with the operation, he reluctantly lowered his ears, keeping a fierce look on his face.
He narrowed his eyes and placed his feet down. Nothing seemed to have changed on the surface, but something stirred underground.
The evil spirits who had emerged from the ground and shrunk back after the encounter with Dalton were now glancing at one another. They instantly realized that this place, once rich with the malicious energy to nourish them, no longer felt as hospitable for their survival.
If they weren't mistaken, they had just sensed an Ancient Beast's presence. They couldn't believe Ancient Beasts still existed at this age. They thought these creatures had long been suppressed by Heavenly Luck
Legends said they'd been torn apart, some leaving only skeletons buried in icy wildernesses, while others vanished without a trace. Their existence was only a myth now. But now, here it was. Had an Ancient Beast awakened?
The evil spirits instinctively retreated. Though they couldn't identify which Ancient Beast had reawakened, they knew that whichever it was could devour them all in a single bite!
The evil spirits could sense the danger in the underworld. However, on the surface, everything remained calm and peaceful.
return from their jobs in the city. The influx of cars blended in with the typical rush-hour traffic, making it impossible to distinguish which vehicles might hold any real threat. Thankfully, the Special Unit hadn't acted impulsively. Had they moved, their cover might have been blown. Soon, the very vehicles that
managed to get the power equipment working again. It's already past 5:00
couldn't afford any hasty
in the act, they would have to wait until the group finally did the things they wanted
received the message, she was scanning documents in the examination room. The wording alone was enough to make her
phrases like "The Great Fox King wants a lamb's uterus", "The Tiger King prefers lamb's hearts", and
an assortment of metaphors involving animals. But
her suspicions were correct, then "fox", "tiger", and "lamb" referred to people. The first two represented those seeking twisted pleasures. And the "lamb" was most
to humans as "four-legged lambs". Here, it seemed clear that
was more alarming were the words
her phone and captured every
starkly contrasted with that of a hospital. While a hospital saved lives, this place was
smoking and chatting, blissfully unaware of their critical oversight. Their biggest mistake was being adamant 1
however, was shrewd enough to sense this and had calmly sipped her fruit
no one knew was Wynter's immunity to common sedatives. And while she drank, she pressed a silver needle hidden in her sleeve against key acupuncture points, keeping herself
This relentlessness had been the reason why she was able to
enough evidence, she sent everything to the
status. No luxury cars have entered the town, and the cars that
a
words, easing the intense energy he was
business partner this company has had over the years. I need detailed information on each of them, "Wynter instructed. "Also, check if they're part of the
Dahlia responded swiftly. "Boss, they've restored the power supply, and the electricity at your location will resume in less than ten
for your next command and can shield you from surveillance
Let's wait for them to fully
move."
"Understood."
Among them were college students,
accompanied by officials from the urban construction office and moved
and addressing any safety
quite enthusiastic after all, he had misjudged things regarding the land acquisition. He figured he might as well curry favor with
force would come from
profit handsomely.
come from "that side", he naturally wanted to keep up appearances. When the time came, he'd be
an investigation, nothing substantial was uncovered. Unless Valen Village was thoroughly cleaned from top to bottom, it would never
at her watch, analyzing the situation. The urgency to restore power confirmed the location's importance. They weren't planning to relocate-whatever was happening would unfold right here no
situation.
out to probe their surroundings. She was sure the enemies were ensuring that there were no undercovers. These vehicles' return would signal the real
map and surroundings. someone wanted to enter undetected, focusing on external access points wasn't the answer-they'd need to operate from a different angle, ensuring
manage to get in without being detected? For those entering, identity confirmation was inevitable. There had to be a point for
Southwest Road. Any car entering the
She gave a quick command, "Send part of the team to take cover in the
might not be feasible to take down every suspect within the town.
Hence, the dealership would serve as the last net
thought. The 48 dealership near Valen Village was
returning customers today.]
They hadn't come for maintenance in
finally gathered
had to step forward to serve them, and
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