If you want to be a good person, find Huadi

Three days after Randolph received the letter announcing the cancellation of the deal, he received another letter from the robbers, which made him feel heavy-hearted because the content of the letter made him feel very difficult.

The robbers wrote in the letter that they would give the Randolph family another chance to conduct another transaction in three days. However, the location of this transaction made Randolph feel even more stressed: in a primeval forest on the European continent, a thousand kilometers away from Rand.

Randolph knew that this place was a completely unfamiliar territory for their Randolph family, and it was not their sphere of influence. This meant that they could not act as they pleased in their own territory, let alone deal with it with the mentality of black-eating-black as before.

Faced with this situation, Randolph did not dare to delay even a moment and quickly reported this important information to his father. After an hour of urgent discussion, the father and son finally made a difficult decision.

Although the primeval forest was outside the Randolph family's sphere of influence, they still had ample time to transport their bodyguards and privately trained armed forces. Furthermore, given the number and strength of their current military personnel, there was still a reasonable chance of successfully completing the transaction.

More crucially, however, this transaction held immense significance for the Randolph family. They needed this small hunt to redeem their previously lost reputation and prove their family's strength and prestige. Therefore, no matter how great the difficulties or risks, they must give it their all and not let this opportunity slip away.

Just like the last transaction, the Randolph family had no intention of taking those precious Chinese national treasures with them. However, they never expected that a sudden disaster was quietly approaching.

On the second night after old Randolph dispatched a large number of his family's private armed forces a thousand kilometers away, that is, in the early morning of the originally scheduled transaction time, several key bases of the Randolph family suddenly suffered a fierce attack.

The locations attacked included the vault of a bank controlled by their family, their family estate, and the training ground where they trained their private army. Since most of their fighters were transferred from these places, their defenses were greatly weakened.

To make matters worse, the attackers were incredibly powerful and had exceptional military prowess. Facing such a formidable foe, the Randolph family's settlements were quickly breached.

Not only that, these attackers also robbed the Randolph family of the huge wealth accumulated over the years, as well as the precious wealth and national treasures they had plundered from other countries in the early years. This was undoubtedly a heavy blow to the Randolph family.

Finally, the attackers even blew up the Randolph family's training base, dealing a devastating blow to the family's private armed forces.

All of this was meticulously orchestrated by Huadi and his team. The previous so-called transactions were merely a deliberate scheme to stall for time, allowing them to dispatch personnel to Eagle Country. It was also a tactic to lure the enemy away from the mountain. Eagle Country was the Randolph Family's stronghold, and their influence there was immense, with numerous armed personnel. If they could successfully divert these forces, Huadi and his team's plan would be more smoothly implemented.

Their plan proved remarkably successful. Everything unfolded exactly as they had anticipated, seemingly without a trace of hesitation. Furthermore, they exceeded their objectives, successfully recovering not only the precious national treasures the Randolph family had plundered from China but also the wealth the Randolph family had accumulated over the years. This operation was, in short, a resounding victory for Huadi and his men.

After this incident, the Randolph family will undoubtedly suffer a heavy blow, and their status in Eagle Country's upper class will inevitably plummet, falling from the ranks of first-class families. This can also be regarded as revenge for the Chinese martyrs who were persecuted by the Randolph family, and a small interest can be collected.

By the time the Randolph family finally realized what had happened, it was too late. They were horrified to discover their fortune had been plundered by a mysterious band of robbers. Faced with such a massive loss, their only recourse was to mobilize their family connections and resources, urging police forces throughout Eagle Country to implement martial law to prevent the robbers from transferring their wealth elsewhere.

However, these measures were clearly too late. If one were to ask which organization in the world knew the Eagle Nation best, the Northern Ai Guerrillas would undoubtedly be number one. In the previous incident, the Chinese Alliance had generously donated a large amount of funds and weapons to the Northern Ai Guerrillas, and the Northern Ai Guerrillas, in return, had fully disclosed to the Chinese Alliance the numerous loopholes and weaknesses of the Eagle Nation government.

The Huameng was well aware of all this information, including Eagle Country's smuggling channels and the weaknesses of its armed forces. Therefore, just three hours after their raid on the Randolph family, the Huameng had successfully transferred the Randolph family's vast wealth to a safe place.

The rest of the story became simple and straightforward. Upon hearing the news, the Randolph family immediately took emergency measures and recalled the armed personnel who had been dispatched. These personnel had originally been scattered across Eagle Country, carrying out various missions, but now they were all urgently recalled with one goal: to launch a nationwide manhunt.

However, despite the Randolph family's best efforts, the result was doomed to be futile. After all, the robbers had clearly come prepared, and their plan was so thorough that they left almost no trace. So, no matter how hard the Randolph family tried, they could not find any trace of the robbers.

Because this incident caused such a sensation, news quickly spread throughout Eagle Country and even back to Hong Kong. This undoubtedly brought tremendous pressure and negative impact to the Randolph family. Different people reacted very differently to this news.

For those patriotic Hong Kong people, the fact that the Randolph family was fooled by the robbers made them very happy. These people have always been dissatisfied with the Randolph family's actions, believing that they are traitors and have damaged the interests of Hong Kong. Now that they see the Randolph family's humiliation, they naturally applaud.

However, for those steadfast traitors, this news was like a bolt from the blue, leaving them in agony. These people had always relied on the Randolph family for their own personal gain, and now that the Randolph family had suffered such a major setback, their own interests would inevitably be affected. Therefore, they felt as if their father had died.

At three in the morning, Wah Di was sound asleep when the phone suddenly rang. He groggily picked up the phone, and upon hearing the other end's voice, he instantly woke up. News of the Randolph family's failure had reached Hong Kong, and the police brass had convened an emergency meeting overnight to discuss countermeasures and minimize the losses incurred by the robbery. This was a death order from the current Hong Kong Governor; if they failed to handle this matter properly, they would face serious consequences.

At four o'clock, the Hong Kong Police Headquarters building was ablaze with lights and a bustling atmosphere. Key personnel from every department were urgently recalled, including some veteran undercover agents who had long been lurking within the mafia. They hurried to headquarters for this crucial meeting. Everyone sensed the gravity of the situation.

At the same time, the major Hong Kong gangs were also busy. They were also summoned to the Hong Kong Police Headquarters for a meeting. It was obvious that the Hong Kong police hoped that these gangs could help them collect intelligence and help them complete some key tasks in solving the case.