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Three police officers were stationed at the mine that night, initially believing that the two individuals would not return. However, they appeared once again.
These two moved with astonishing speed; one moment they were over a hundred meters away, and the next, they were just fifty meters out. In the blink of an eye, they stood right in front of the officers. The policemen barely had time to register what was happening before they fell unconscious.
Fortunately, there was no real danger. They woke up the next morning, having only fainted. Even their body cameras remained intact, capturing the entire incident. When the chief of the small-town police department reviewed the footage, he quickly reported it to the county office. Jiang Shi, a police officer for thirty years, had heard of "extraordinary individuals" existing in this world but never expected to encounter one in his jurisdiction. Cases involving extraordinary individuals were rare nationwide, and Jiang Shi was unsure whether he was lucky or unfortunate to face such a situation.
This was a tricky case that he could not handle alone, so he escalated it. To his surprise, Director Li Fuxiu decided to come personally. As a director, Li Fuxiu was privy to more secretive matters than Jiang Shi. He understood that these two individuals were not extraordinary beings but rather martial arts experts.
Li Fuxiu had encountered martial arts masters before, and the two who appeared in Qingcheng County were clearly more formidable than any he had previously seen. Their repeated appearances on a mountain in Qingcheng County indicated they had a specific purpose—perhaps in search of some treasure. Li Fuxiu's visit served two purposes: to witness martial arts experts firsthand and to earn merit for resolving a case involving a martial artist.
Dealing with a martial artist case could earn him significant recognition. That night, Li Fuxiu and Jiang Shi planned to wait for their return, confident that with so many officers present, even martial arts experts would struggle to confront them.
To be honest, Li Fuxiu had no intention of hiding his awareness of their identities as martial artists; as the police chief, he believed they would think twice before attacking him. Moreover, it seemed unlikely that those two intended to commit murder; otherwise, the university students and police officers would not have merely been knocked out.
"Li Ting, do you think those two will come tonight? We should have parked the police car further away to avoid alarming them," Jiang Shi remarked.
"If they truly need something from this mountain, they'll likely return. The question is whether they've found what they're looking for," Li Fuxiu pondered.
"Last night, according to our hidden cameras, they came back again, so they probably haven't found it yet," Jiang Shi replied.
"That's good news; I intend to meet them tonight," Li Fuxiu said with a smile, though his expression remained serious. After all, even bullets might not be effective against martial arts masters—especially at night when things became even more complicated.
As light rain fell gently, Li Fuxiu and Jiang Shi stood under the eaves of a metal shed at the mine, watching the time and waiting patiently.
"They always show up around eight-thirty; it's almost that time now," Jiang Shi said nervously as he glanced at his watch. He certainly did not want to faint again that night.
Suddenly, two beams of light appeared in the darkness, approaching rapidly from afar.
"They're here," Jiang Shi said as tension gripped them all.
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