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Date: October 7th
"We have successfully disabled the control room!" A group of men and women, all dressed in police uniforms, were frantically typing on their keyboards, their voices filled with excitement as they pushed themselves to their limits.
"Good. Move out!" Upon receiving the news, the Vice Captain of the Special Operations Team slammed his hand on the Three-Dimensional Electronic Map in front of him. All members simultaneously raised their JS9 Submachine Guns for loading, the synchronized sound reflecting their determination.
The emergence of such a heinous case in their jurisdiction was a disgrace, and this disgrace had to be washed away with blood.
With one hand pressing down on the opponent's firearm, Yang Xiaoyou swiftly sidestepped and drove the dagger in his hand upward into the opponent's chin, piercing through to the skull. Blood sprayed out, splattering onto Yang Xiaoyou's face.
From start to finish, this skilled mercenary showed no sign of resistance—no shots fired, no cries uttered.
Casually placing the body in a discreet corner nearby, Yang Xiaoyou quickly rummaged through for useful equipment, his expression cold and indifferent.
"Anti-personnel mines? Tsk." Although there was a wall he could easily climb over right in front of him, he ultimately chose a different direction.
He could dismantle the anti-personnel mines if necessary, but outside, the sound of police sirens was already approaching. The police arrived faster than he had anticipated. This location was an excellent entry point; it was likely that law enforcement or military personnel were already monitoring outside. His goal was not just to escape but also to reach the Royal Academy of Basic Studies without wasting time entangled with the police.
However, Yuying Middle School was situated atop a hill. Aside from the area enclosed by walls, he could still find a way out through the well-preserved ecological environment of the back mountain. After mentally simulating the locations of the Royal Academy of Basic Studies and Yuying Middle School, Yang Xiaoyou quickened his pace.
Outside the wall, a Task Force dressed in uniform and fully equipped had arrived at the base of the wall. After signaling to his team leader, they began to scale over one by one with the help of their teammates.
The few who had just passed and were on alert did not notice several cameras fixed atop the treetops or the nearly invisible Metal Wire hidden among the grass that radiated an unusual Sense of Crisis.
As soon as everyone had gathered and prepared to advance inward, several 'puff' sounds suddenly erupted from within the grass. Three strange metallic objects shot up from below in three different directions.
Caught off guard by the noise while maintaining vigilance, they had no time to react before the three metallic objects exploded violently. Countless steel balls shot out from the center of the explosion in all directions, powerful enough to pierce through nearby tree trunks, sending wood chips flying everywhere.
The members of the Agent Team, clad in bulletproof vests, were mercilessly gunned down, leaving only a few survivors at the back who managed to escape death thanks to their teammates shielding them. Those fortunate enough to live were now writhing in agony amidst pools of blood, while cracks marred the concrete wall behind them.
In an instant, the assault from this direction had nearly wiped out the entire Agent Team.
A similar scene was unfolding across multiple locations in two schools.
“Ha! This bunch of inexperienced fellows, Tsk Tsk, this is too easy, not even a hint of challenge,” sneered a man with a cigarette dangling from his lips as he observed the footage from the cameras set up by his team.
“Don’t let your guard down; these are just police officers. Even if they’re special ones, their usual targets aren’t us. They’re merely an ordinary Organized Crime armed gang. The military should take over from here,” cautioned another one-eyed man who was cleaning his gun.
“What’s going on? What’s happening? What kind of fellow is inside?” Fang Shao, stationed at the front line and just receiving news, felt his face contort in disbelief. Initially, he thought the inside was filled with a bunch of reckless fellows, but now—
His elite special operations team had been completely annihilated upon entry! This was beyond his comprehension. The officers in the special operations team had individual capabilities that surpassed those of regular soldiers. During their last operation against organized crime, they had been unstoppable, yet now they showed no capacity for resistance whatsoever.
“Director Fang, we have a general understanding of the situation. We will take over from here; your task now is to assist us in securing the scene,” said a military officer in Military Uniform as he entered Fang Shao’s command vehicle.
Seeing this person made Fang Shao sigh deeply, feeling utterly drained. His position had reached its limit; there was no one left to help him.
“Old Two, what exactly went wrong on your end?” In the Principal's Office of the Royal Academy of Basic Studies, a man in his thirties with blond hair and blue eyes exuding an air of nobility spoke into his walkie-talkie.
“A tough fellow took out several of our brothers, but it seems he has already left the school and hasn’t made any moves for a while. He should have escaped,” replied a Bearded Man on the other end, looking somewhat embarrassed. If there were casualties during the potential military confrontation later, that would be one thing; but this was clearly just a security chief on the opposing side.
“He escaped?” The Blond Man’s eyes flickered with contemplation upon hearing this response.
Only he understood the risks involved in this mission since he had received direct orders; the other team members followed him out of long-standing trust. Unfortunately, this time his team was destined to be nothing more than stepping stones, while everyone else was merely pawns for the organization to aid the rise of the Common Unity Party.
There were many factors he needed to consider; every detail mattered greatly. If that person truly had escaped, it would be manageable, but if not—
“Captain, the military’s negotiation representative has arrived.” Just as he was lost in thought, a voice from below pulled him back to reality.
"Is it just the military? Has the Common Unity Party not arrived yet? Let him in. We need to ensure the safety of that student I mentioned," the man said, rubbing his temples before waving his hand.
"Chairman O, what brings you here?" The officer in charge of the command vehicle outside the Royal Academy of Basic Studies looked at the impeccably dressed middle-aged man approaching and couldn't help but change his expression slightly.
However, from his tone, it was clear he held some disdain for the other party.
"Hmph, what time is it? Are you still thinking about party disputes? I'm here because my son is at the Royal Academy of Basic Studies. I'm coming as a father, not as the Vice Chairman of the Tongtang Party," the middle-aged man replied coldly, clearly displeased with the officer's attitude.
"Our Negotiation Expert has already entered. The other side wouldn't act without reason; they must have their own demands. My orders are to prioritize student safety, so please rest assured about that," the officer said, his expression darkening. However, due to the other man's status and the current situation, he could only offer words of comfort.
"It's been this long, and we still don't know what they want. How can I trust you? Notify them; I will personally negotiate with them," Chairman O said, his face filled with fury.
He was the most prominent figure representing the Common Unity Party, and it would not be an exaggeration to call him its voice. He was known for his bold and outspoken style, having narrowly avoided imprisonment several times.
Although the officer had begun to suspect whether this incident was related to the Common Unity Party, given Chairman O's temperament and that his son was involved, he felt unable to raise any objections.
The Only Evolver Chapter 141: Movements from All Sides
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