Police officer Chen Shu

Chapter 509 Entering the Gobi Desert
The mountainous area in the middle section of the southern foothills of the Dishan Mountains.

The surrounding mountains look as if they were sliced ​​open by a knife, which locals aptly call "Blade Mountain".

The vegetation on Blade Mountain is sparse, but the mountain has countless caves and crevices formed by natural weathering, which are either hidden by shrubs or concealed in undiscovered corners.

"Swish."

A bush was pulled aside, and a pair of blue eyes peeked out, looking around. Only after confirming it was safe did the person emerge from behind the bush.

He stood on a small platform halfway up the mountain, arms crossed, coldly gazing towards the dark southeast, in the direction of the Keji Coal Mine.

"Mr. Black Hawk, everyone is freezing. When do you think we can return to Jix?" A man with a limp followed a figure emerging from behind the bushes, bending down and cautiously asking the man standing in front of him.

Black Hawk remained expressionless, shifting his gaze from the distance to the ravine below.

The mountain road leading to their location was extremely narrow, with thorns and rocks along the way, and several large, protruding rocks completely obscuring the tiny path.

Those below who want to come up have to duck and feel their way up.

Those above can see it all at a glance.

Easy to defend but difficult to attack.

Black Hawk touched the newly stolen Type 92 rifle hanging on his waist, his mind replaying the knowledge imparted by the Western-looking instructors in the training courses abroad.

After a moment, he pointed to a small, recessed ditch not far away and said, "Elke, you'll be staying there for the next week. If anyone comes by, and they're not even a stranger, shoot them dead."

“What if the police come? Mr. Blackhawk, this place doesn’t look like a place you can climb down,” Elke thought, trying to find a reason to avoid this obviously grueling task, thinking about the cold night that was about to end.

Black Hawk raised his hand to interrupt him, and said calmly, "Go to Xiliken and get a Type 95. It's brand new and still warm from the gun, don't waste this good weapon. If the police come, we'll have to give them a proper welcome."

Since Xiliken showed cowardice at the Keji Coal Mine, he was ridiculed by everyone and ended up doing hard labor. Apart from having previously enslaved a Chinese man at the coal mine, Xiliken was the lowest-ranking person in the team, responsible for carrying all the team's supplies.

Elke could hear the undisguised sarcasm and mockery in Black Hawk's tone when he said "the police are coming."

“Yes, Mr. Black Hawk, I’ll go get the gun from Siliken right away.” Elke lowered his head, not letting Black Hawk see his expression, and replied in a deep voice.

Remembering the atrocities committed by everyone at the Keji Coal Mine, where only he hadn't killed anyone, Black Hawk, his face grim, gave Elke the order:

“When you go to Xiliken, tell him there are only two options: either kill that Chinese dog or be killed by our own people. I’m only giving him three days to think it over and let him choose for himself.”

"Yes, I will obey your orders." Elke was somewhat frightened, as timid as a fawn in the forest, not daring to raise his head at all.

When they left the Keji Coal Mine, Black Hawk ordered them to tie up a young Chinese worker and take him away, saying it was to prepare a backup for the only unblemished worker in the team, Xiliken.

This is a vicious method that will drag everyone into hell. Elke, who was sweating profusely, stopped for a moment. Seeing that Black Hawk was silent, he was about to back away when he suddenly heard Black Hawk's voice in front of him.

“We slaughtered the entire coal mine and the police who came to reinforce it. On the police's side, you, Elke, are already on the death penalty list.”

Under the cover of night, those deep blue eyes stared unblinkingly at the back of Elke's head and back as he bent over.

Looking down at the ground, Elke's pupils suddenly contracted. Without the slightest hesitation, he loudly declared his loyalty: "I, Elke, will obey your orders for life."

"Follow me to accomplish great things, and you'll have a seat when we go abroad in the future."

Elke was easily fooled; making him squat in the pit for a week was just to scare him. Black Hawk nodded slightly and withdrew his burning gaze.

But this place is still too close to the city. Tomorrow we need to hurry and evacuate to the border. After Elke left, Black Hawk took out his phone, unlocked it, and glanced at it. There was no longer any carrier signal. "Sigh."

After putting the phone away, Black Hawk took out the satellite phone he had found in the coal mining company's office building, folded the antenna on the back of the phone upwards, and stretched it up a few inches.

"Hey, teacher."

"Yes, the operation was a success; they were all killed."

"The police must have blocked the news. Yes, we even got a few police officers involved. Teacher, I'm going to continue leading the team to evacuate to the border."

"Really?"

Black Hawk's eyes flashed with delight: "Teacher! I'll give you our latitude and longitude right away!"

After hanging up the phone and learning that the drone would be transporting the weapons from outside the day after tomorrow, Black Hawk decided to stay in the ravine for two more nights, since a little more time wouldn't make a difference.

"The police have most likely been tricked into going to X City by my fake map. It's impossible for them to go back and forth in less than a few days."

Thinking of the map deliberately left in the mud house, Black Hawk, feeling smug, couldn't help but curl the corners of his mouth, wantonly venting his long-suppressed excitement in the deserted night.

"Hehehe!"

"Hey hey hey!"

"Hahaha!"

Since the incident, all police officers of the Keshi City Public Security Bureau have voluntarily worked overtime, and no one has asked for leave. After several skilled technical investigation and information technology police officers arrived at the temporary command center set up by Director Liu, it quickly spread throughout the entire NX area through advanced technology and technical means.

The massive police system began to unleash its true power, with surveillance cameras, ground networks, and road monitoring systems operating at full capacity.

Various types of information, including but not limited to instant messaging software, email, telephone, and text messages, are coming in.

Director Liu adopted the suggestion of the anti-X captain. In addition to the police force within the municipal bureau, they mobilized the people in the villages near the Gobi Desert in Keshi City, and mobilized all available resources.

However, in practice, a large number of police officers need to be dispatched to conduct on-site searches.

The hasty assembly of police forces and equipment deployment will require half a day of preparation, and the main force is tentatively scheduled to depart the following morning.

Chen Shu and his group set off early in the night.

Within the search areas designated by Director Liu, Yu Maiken's special investigation team, like a sharp knife, was the first to pierce through the parallel search lines.

If they spot the enemy first, it's simple: just take them down.

If the police forces on the left and right sides, which are lagging behind, spot the enemy, the Special Investigations Team, like a sharp knife, will circle back from the front, encircle the enemy like dumplings, and then devour them.

Simple and crude.

They also shouldered the most dangerous mobile strike and armed assault missions.

According to Special Investigations Captain Yu Maiken, "We NX police and K elements are natural enemies. It's either them or us; there's no other way. Arrest? Hey, my friend, are you kidding us?"

(End of this chapter)