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As he tried to extract more crucial information from a drunken guest, the yacht suddenly rocked violently, and alarms blared. They had encountered an unexpected inspection by the Patrol Team. Chen Sheng's face changed dramatically as he immediately ordered his men to hide the Cultural Relics. Lin Feng realized this was a perfect opportunity to gather evidence. He pretended to help but discreetly hid a micro-tracker at the bottom of the safe containing the Cultural Relics. When the Patrol Team boarded for inspection, they did not find the Cultural Relics, but the atmosphere was tense to the extreme. Lin Feng remained calm and skillfully defused the crisis, ultimately managing to escape.
Afterward, using the signal from the tracker, Lin Feng followed it all the way to Europe. In a capital city rich in artistic atmosphere, he discovered that the Cultural Relics had been transferred to several well-known private collectors. These collectors resided in a heavily guarded castle estate, surrounded by formidable security measures, including high walls with electric fences, advanced electronic surveillance, and a professional team of bodyguards patrolling day and night.
Lin Feng understood that a direct assault would not be wise; instead, he meticulously planned a psychological warfare strategy. Through local media contacts, he cleverly spread rumors that Interpol was about to launch a large-scale investigation into illegal Cultural Relics transactions at the castle estate. Anonymous tip-off letters flooded into the Local Police. The collectors fell into panic and began frequently contacting Chen Sheng for solutions. Seizing this opportunity, Lin Feng appeared as an intermediary who could help resolve their troubles and arranged another meeting with Chen Sheng.
At the negotiation table, Lin Feng pressed hard with his words, exploiting the collectors' panic to force Chen Sheng to divulge more details about the hiding and transfer of Cultural Relics and gold. Sensing something was off, Chen Sheng began probing Lin Feng's identity, leading both parties into a thrilling psychological duel. With years of intelligence work under his belt, Lin Feng showcased his mental resilience and adaptability without revealing any flaws. Eventually, Chen Sheng agreed to take Lin Feng to a secret warehouse to view some of the Cultural Relics as proof of his willingness to cooperate.
When that heavy warehouse door slowly opened, tears of excitement sparkled in Lin Feng's eyes. Piles of Cultural Relics and boxes of gold were quietly displayed within, as if they were silently expressing their longing for home. Lin Feng quickly contacted authorities back home and coordinated with Local Police and Chinese diplomatic missions abroad to seize these precious assets according to international legal procedures.
After arduous diplomatic negotiations and legal battles, this batch of overseas National Treasures and vast amounts of gold finally began its journey back home. The moment the plane touched down on Motherland soil, Lin Feng felt a mix of emotions—satisfaction from completing his mission and reflection on the hardships endured during this journey. Once these precious assets returned, they would enrich museums as treasures of cultural heritage and contribute to national development, boosting economic growth.
Lin Feng, this behind-the-scenes hero armed with wisdom, courage, and unwavering determination, fought alone on complex foreign battlegrounds, writing a magnificent legend of reclaiming lost treasures. He safeguarded both historical and future wealth for New China; his achievements would forever be etched in the glorious annals of the New Republic, inspiring future generations to defend national dignity and protect national treasures. Afterward, Lin Feng did not rest; he continued dedicating himself to new endeavors for Motherland development. Though his figure gradually faded into the waves of time, he became an eternal monument of spirit.
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