Hong Kong Variety Show: From Little Brother to Big Boss

Suddenly, Liu Xu opened his eyes abruptly and quickly came to a specific location in the middle of the alley.

There, a distinct footprint suddenly came into view - deep in the front and shallow in the back, like a puzzle swaying gently in the night breeze, quietly telling an unknown secret.

Liu Xu's eyes were as sharp as an eagle. With just one glance, he could see through the secret.

These footprints were undoubtedly left by someone who, in order to minimize the sound, deliberately stood on tiptoe and touched the ground with the most delicate posture when jumping down from a high place.

He couldn't help but look up. Under the night sky, a faint, intermittent scratch could be vaguely seen on the wall at a height of two people.

It was the subtle evidence left by the friction with the rough wall, as if telling a secret climbing journey.

At this moment, it seemed as if a series of images were rapidly connected in Liu Xu's mind, restoring the scene one by one.

He deduced that the figure hiding in the dark must have known that He Yu had gone out, so he was waiting here in advance and set an ambush in this deep alley.

When He Yu's figure finally appeared in sight, the uninvited guest had already climbed up the wall quietly, using the cover of night to wait for the best opportunity to come.

As He Yu inadvertently passed under his crotch, the hidden hunter also began his action, slowly descending from the wall with an almost imperceptible grace.

Finally, with his toes so light that they barely touched the ground, he appeared behind He Yu silently like a ghost.

Use instruments that you already have, or drugs that can make a person fall asleep without knowing it, to make He Yu lose consciousness without any preparation.

Afterwards, the man in the dark carried the unconscious He Yu on his shoulders, walked through the alley, and finally blended into the vast night, leaving behind only a trail of footprints that were difficult to trace.

Arriving at the alley entrance and watching the occasional customers coming in and out of the mahjong parlor, Liu Xu concluded that the other party must have used a vehicle to transport He Yu away. After all, pedestrians on the road had begun to appear sporadically.

After carefully and comprehensively examining the environment around the alley, a shallow wheel mark suddenly caught his attention.

By observing the shape and depth of the wheel marks extending forward and backward, he quickly determined that the car was heading north.

Liu Xu quickly and accurately recorded the direction and unique characteristics of the wheel marks, and began to quickly conceive of the next course of action in his mind.

In 1984, even at four o'clock in the morning, Mong Kok was still brightly lit and prosperous. However, it was undoubtedly a difficult task to track the whereabouts of a car based on just a wheel track in such an environment.

However, Liu Xu was extremely confident in his inhuman observation skills. In addition, he was familiar with the terrain of the Yau Tsim Mong area. He firmly believed that he would be able to find some useful clues.

Liu Xu stood at the entrance of the alley, looked around, then quickly walked to a breakfast shop not far away and asked the owner if he had noticed any vehicles passing by.

The shop owner is a middle-aged man who is busy with his work.

But when he saw that the person asking the question was Liu Xu, he immediately stopped the work in his hands, thought carefully, and then nodded.

"Well, I saw a black car start slowly from the alley entrance and speed past my bun shop at a very fast speed," the shop owner recalled.

"But the car was quite ordinary, it was everywhere on the street, and I couldn't see the license plate number clearly."

Although he failed to obtain the key information of the license plate number, Liu Xu still learned the color of the vehicle and the approximate time of departure from the store owner's description.

He thanked the shop owner for the guidance, amid his panic, and then followed the direction indicated by the wheel marks, carefully observing the traces left by vehicles when braking or turning at every intersection.

Although this work was tedious and time-consuming, Liu Xu successfully locked the car's trajectory with his keen insight and extreme attention to details.

It first turned onto Nathan Road at Nelson Street, then continued all the way to Cheung Sha Wan Road in Sham Shui Po, then turned onto Ching Cheung Road, and finally disappeared at the junction of Ching Cheung Road and Eagle's Nest Tunnel.

During this tracking process, Liu Xu passed through various winding paths.

But with his extraordinary eyesight, he always kept a close eye on the gang of criminals who kidnapped He Yu until they finally went around the Jianshan Tunnel.

After passing through the Eagle's Nest Tunnel, you can reach the Tolo Highway in Sha Tin District, and continuing up is the vast area of ​​Tai Po District and North District.

Liu Xu looked in this direction and had a rough idea of ​​the target in his mind. But in order to ensure it was correct, he still needed to make a final confirmation.

Thinking of this, Liu Xu glanced at the sparse traffic in the Jianshan Tunnel, took out the previous bicycle from the system space, and quickly rode to the Sha Tin District.

Finally, the wheel tracks disappeared completely at an intersection without a traffic light. Since there was no sign of a turn, he decided to continue exploring forward.

Liu Xu rode all the way to the outskirts of Sha Tin District and finally arrived at a factory called "Hongtai Image Disc Factory".

Looking up at the signature next to the gate of Gou Farm, Liu Xu's mouth corners involuntarily rose slightly, and an inexplicable light flashed in his eyes.

He sneaked into the factory quietly, confirmed that He Yu was temporarily safe, and quickly took two photos as evidence.

Then, he quietly left the factory and his figure completely disappeared into the night.

Liu Xu was not in a hurry to rescue He Yu, but decided to wait and see what the situation was like tonight to see what Hong Tai and his gang were up to.

Liu Xu has already determined that He Yu's identity is questionable.

If he hadn't intended to dig deeper into the power behind him, He Yu would have been a thing of the past. There would be no chance for Hongtai's people to intervene and kidnap him.

Unlike the time when he came here, when he was slow and cautious, this time Liu Xu had a clear goal and no longer needed to look for clues.

It only took half an hour, humming a tune leisurely and riding a bicycle, and arrived at the deep water wading area where all kinds of fish and dragons mixed together without any obstruction.

Suddenly, there were bursts of rapid shouts and fierce struggles in the alley. These sounds were like sharp blades, cutting through the alley, causing Liu Xu to sigh involuntarily:

Even in the most prosperous cities, facing the most beautiful scenery, the evil of human nature is always lurking like an undercurrent and cannot be completely concealed.

With an almost artistic gesture, he easily folded up the bicycle beneath him, and then walked slowly into the alley with light and leisurely steps.

His eyes were as calm as water, yet as sharp as an eagle, staring quietly ahead: a yellow-haired man was suppressing a red-haired woman by brute force.

The woman's clothes were half-removed, exposing her naked body, but her struggle did not diminish in the slightest, showing her amazing tenacity and perseverance.

Liu Xu clapped his hands lightly, a faint smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, and praised: "What a wonderful show, it is really amazing."

However, the yellow-haired man turned a deaf ear to the sound coming from behind him and was still immersed in his own atrocities.

He kept holding on to the waistband of the woman beneath him, appearing more and more impatient, as greedy and cruel as a wild beast hunting its prey.

Liu Xu chuckled, his laughter was filled with unspeakable sarcasm and disdain. He still did not take any action.

He just stood quietly at the entrance of the alley, like a calm bystander, watching this absurd drama silently.