Police officer Chen Shu

Chapter 652 Settlement
Yiwu City, a hotel.

The man who had been in the internet cafe earlier knocked on the door of room 406, hesitated for a long time before entering, and placed two of the three large bags of takeout he had just bought on the table.

"Dude, the room's booked, and I've bought you the food. If there's nothing else, I'll be going now."

As Abudu listened, he opened the bag, and the aroma of braised chicken and mutton skewers immediately filled the entire room.

He took the food out of the bag one by one and placed it on the table, laughing, "Even if I'm in a rush to go to the internet cafe, it doesn't stop me from eating first. Besides, can instant noodles in an internet cafe smell as good as barbecue?"

"I'm in a hurry to finish my dungeon run," the internet addict refused without even thinking.

Abudu pulled out a small stack of red banknotes wrapped in rubber bands from his pocket and stuffed them into the arms of the internet-addicted boy, grinning as he said, "You can tell we're a minority group. We're new here and can't even buy our own food, so we need your help. If you have time, tell us about the situation here."

The internet addict glanced at the red banknotes in his hand, his expression hesitant.

Abudu saw his reaction perfectly.

Abudu laughed a few times, then affectionately pulled the internet-addicted man to the table and patted him hard on the shoulder: "Even if you're playing a dungeon, you still have to eat first, right?"

The internet addict hesitated for a moment, let out a long breath, and finally pulled up a chair and sat down. He then took the lamb chop from Abudu and began to eat it without any hesitation.

The bathroom door opened, and Aikber, wrapped in a bathrobe and drying his hair, slowly walked out, laughing loudly: "Haha, after so long, I finally had a proper bath. It felt so good. If I were to go out and kill those Chinese dogs tomorrow, I wouldn't have any regrets."

The internet addict who was frantically gnawing on a lamb chop suddenly froze, his teeth still stuck in the rib. He stared wide-eyed at Abudu sitting opposite him, his huge eyes wide open, and slowly raised his head to stare intently at him, no longer daring to move an inch.

"Huh? Didn't you leave? Why are you back?" After wiping his face, Aikber noticed that the internet addict who had used his ID to book the room for them was now sitting at the table with his back to him.

Abudu glanced at Aikbar, who immediately shut his mouth.

Then, he began to reassure the internet addict: "Xiao Cao, he sells dog meat in our area. He speaks rudely, so please don't take offense."

"good"

Damn it, this is the first time I've heard of people in XJ eating dog meat. Xiao Cao's right hand, holding the barbecue skewer, trembled slightly, and he couldn't help but glance towards the door, but no one in the room seemed to care.

Abudu stuffed a few skewers of mutton into Xiao Cao's hands and said with a smile, "Keep eating. You have to drink some wine with mutton so you can eat and drink more."

Aikber moved a chair over and sat behind Xiao Cao, inadvertently forming a situation where he and Abudu blocked Xiao Cao in the middle.

He reached for the lamb skewers and stuffed them into his mouth in big bites: "Xiao Cao, I'm a dog butcher in my village, so don't mind me."

After they had eaten and drunk their fill, Abudu personally escorted Xiao Cao to the elevator.

The moment the elevator doors closed, Aikber, fully dressed, walked out from the end of the corridor.

The two exchanged a few knowing glances, then quickly ran down the stairs together. They hid in a corner and waited quietly for Xiao Cao to come out of the elevator, until they walked out of the hotel.

Then they followed.

The distance was 100 meters, and they only stopped when Xiao Cao finally entered the nearby internet cafe.

Are you going back to the hotel tonight?

Aikber was reluctant to leave the hotel room with its hot water and clean bedding. However, he knew that Abudu was cunning by nature and extremely suspicious. Even the old woman with failing eyesight didn't believe him, and now that the young man Xiao Cao had seen through his trickery, he would probably have to find another place that very night.

Unable to hold back, Aikber sighed softly a few times.

Abudu shook his head: "If we wanted to escape, we should have done so after Xiao Cao left the hotel. That kid only cares about the game and won't bother with our business. Besides, in this situation, how could we possibly book a room? Let's go back to the hotel." Despite his words, Abudu remained cautious.

Standing in the alley opposite their hotel, the two hid in the shadows between the high walls and waited for a long time, but the police who were expected to come for a routine check did not appear.

Only after doing this could I finally feel at ease.

Back in his room, Aikber still had doubts in his mind.

Abudu offered an explanation. Since both were of the Wei ethnic group, their lives in Yiwu City were very inconvenient, requiring a Han Chinese person to help them.

"Will he help? Sigh, it's not like we can't even book a hotel room." Aikber touched the inner pocket of his chest, where he had the five thousand dollars he sold himself years ago and some money he had earned in recent years.

"If someone is willing to sell even their own ID card, what do you think they can't sell?" Abudu sneered.

"Do you think he discovered our identities?" Aikber was still a little guilty. It wasn't fear, but he felt that if he got caught by the police before he had done something big, he wouldn't be able to go to heaven.

"This kind of person, as long as we pay him to go online, he'll ignore even the devil. You'll see, he'll come back to us when he runs out of internet fees in a few days."

Abudu was full of confidence.

Abudu picked up a skewer of lamb that had cooled down on the table and took a few big bites. As if he suddenly remembered something, he pulled out a slightly wrinkled photograph from his pocket and stared at the portrait in deep thought.

Aikber, who was standing nearby, leaned over to see what was going on.

This is a photo taken from the sky, looking down at the ground.

The drone taking the picture was naturally a support drone from their training base, with a desolate desert stretching out below.

There were many people standing on the ground, some packing their bags, some squatting idly, some walking around, and even a corpse lying in the corner.

I knew it was a corpse because the person's head was covered in blood, and he was lying motionless on the side without anyone cleaning up or paying attention to him.

Of all the people, only one man caught Abudu's attention.

The man was also standing on the ground, but he was the only one who looked up and stared intently at the drone hovering above them.

At this moment, it's as if they are being stared at coldly through the camera lens of a drone.

Abudu and Aikbar had seen that look in their eyes countless times in the base.

“Chen Shu is our main target in Dongzhou City this time,” Aikber said casually, because he knew that Abudu was also aware of this.

Abudu put the photo back in his pocket and silently ate his mutton.

"I heard that this person stopped others at the cave entrance and personally used grenades to blow up dozens of us without the slightest hesitation."

"I also heard that he deliberately didn't fire his gun and deliberately blocked people from entering the cave because he didn't intend to leave any survivors."

"He recorded our people's cries of agony before they died on his phone and listened to them every night before going to bed."

I guess this guy...

Night gradually fell amidst Aikber's incessant nagging.

(End of this chapter)