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As early as six years ago, the Jiuju faction had secretly begun to lay out plans in Hong Kong, attempting to disrupt the local feng shui pattern. However, at a critical moment, the gears of fate took a dramatic turn.

At that time, a hidden hermit master accidentally discovered the Nine Chrysanthemum Sect's conspiracy and decisively intervened. This master's strength was unfathomable. He easily defeated the Nine Chrysanthemum Sect's plan with his own strength, even killing the sect's deputy leader, Miss Miko Osano.

This sudden setback dealt a heavy blow to the Jiuju faction, forcing their activities in Hong Kong to go underground and disappear from sight. However, despite the apparent calm, the Jiuju faction's actions to undermine Hong Kong's feng shui never truly ceased.

Time flies, and now, arriving in Hong Kong, is none other than my grandson, Keiji, the younger brother of the tragically deceased Miss Miko. When his sister passed away, Keiji was only eighteen years old and had yet to begin practicing the family's sinister rites. Initially, the family had high hopes for him, hoping he would rise to prominence in politics, but his sister's tragic death completely altered the trajectory of his life.

His sister's death filled Jinger with hatred for the Chinese and the righteous martial arts they practiced. To avenge his sister, he resolutely abandoned the political path planned by his family and devoted himself to practicing his family's evil martial arts.

Unexpectedly, Jing Er displayed an astonishing talent for practicing the evil arts. In just five years, his strength surpassed that of his elder sister, who had practiced for twenty years. This fact was incredulous to the patriarchs of the Jiujiu sect; after all, such a gifted individual was a rare sight.

Two years ago, my energetic grandson, Keiji, could no longer resist his inner urge to seek revenge on the legendary hermit master in Hong Kong. However, the situation was extremely unfavorable. Not only was the timing not yet ripe, but America, Japan's "father country," was also strongly opposed to provoking trouble in Hong Kong during that sensitive period, fearing it would provoke unnecessary international disputes and conflicts.

Although Keiji was filled with resentment and unwillingness, facing pressure from all sides, he was eventually suppressed and unable to set foot on Hong Kong soil as he wished.

However, things are unpredictable, and the gears of fate began to turn inadvertently. This time, America actually issued an order, requiring Japan to wantonly destroy Hong Kong, and clearly stated that as long as all the blame was shifted to China, they would be free to do it.

After receiving this order, the Japanese government naturally did not dare to neglect it and took swift action. They dispatched the top masters of the Black Dragon Society headquarters, the chief priest of the shrine, and the mysterious figure of the Jiuju sect to Hong Kong, preparing to create a shocking chaos there.

My grandson, Keiji, a leading young expert, naturally wouldn't miss this opportunity. He proactively applied to the government, hoping to participate in this operation. After much effort, he finally got his wish and set foot on the land of Hong Kong he had always dreamed of.

For Keiji, this wasn't just a simple mission; it was a perfect opportunity to avenge his beloved sister. The rage that had been burning within him for a long time now finally had an outlet.

Although Hong Kong may appear prosperous and bustling on the surface, it is actually still under the colonial rule of the Eagle Kingdom. The Eagle Kingdom's control over Hong Kong is extremely strict, and their influence has penetrated every level of society.

Against this backdrop, dozens of Japanese experts quietly infiltrated Hong Kong. However, their actions did not escape the eyes of the Political Department, which maintained a high level of vigilance over every move of these Japanese.

A day earlier, the Special Branch might have turned a blind eye to the Japanese intrusion. After all, the Japanese could be considered America's lackeys; as long as they didn't overdo things and didn't endanger the lives and property of the Americans, the Special Branch would usually turn a blind eye.

However, the situation changed after Cheney received a strict order from the Governor-General. The Governor-General demanded that Cheney thoroughly investigate everything the Americans and Japanese had done in Hong Kong, leaving no room for omissions. This order intensified Cheney's pressure, as he understood the importance and urgency of this mission.

Therefore, from the moment the Japanese entered Hong Kong, they fell into Cheney's tight surveillance network. Previously, people believed Cheney was powerless against Wah Di's forces, not only failing to gain any advantage, but also becoming Wah Di's puppet, completely controlled by him. However, this was not the case. Cheney was actually a very capable person.

He trained his men rigorously, cultivating an elite team. This time, he sent a full thirty men to monitor the Japanese, but the Japanese only discovered thirteen of them. This discrepancy caused the Japanese to seriously misjudge the strength of the Hong Kong police and agents, and they remained convinced that the Eagles would turn a blind eye to their actions as they had in the past.

As a result, driven by this misconception, the Japanese became reckless as they discussed their next action plan. They recklessly discussed various strategies and tactics, completely unaware that their every move was being observed by Cheney's men. Cheney's men, in turn, took advantage of the opportunity to eavesdrop on their plans and grasp all of the Japanese's intentions and steps.

The next morning, before the sun had fully risen, the ICAC's doors were closed and everything was quiet. However, at that moment, a group of people in black suits and carrying briefcases quietly appeared in the ICAC lobby.

They stood quietly, without much communication between them, but everyone's expression was serious and solemn. These people exuded a majesty and confidence that made it impossible to ignore their presence.

As ICAC staff entered the lobby to begin their workday, they were all drawn to this group of people. Many of them were well-known figures, holding significant positions in Hong Kong's legal community.

The youngest of these people were elite, newly qualified barristers, and among them were three Queen's Counsel from the Eagle Kingdom's royal family. The arrival of these people made the ICAC staff realize that something major was about to happen today.

This group of people were clearly quite influential. Their presence was like a powerful storm, bringing unprecedented pressure to the previously tranquil ICAC. Their intentions were unclear, but judging by their aura and lineup, they were definitely not coming with good intentions and were unstoppable.

As soon as the office bell rang, a figure from the group rushed to the front desk of the Independent Commission Against Corruption like an arrow. His steps were steady and his aura was imposing, as if he had the entire Independent Commission Against Corruption under his control.

"Hello, young lady!" His voice was deep and powerful, revealing an unquestionable majesty. "I am attorney Zhang Rongri, representing Mr. Liu Hua. Last night, your office arbitrarily took Mr. Liu Hua back without legal procedures. This is a serious violation of his personal rights. We request an immediate meeting with the relevant personnel to understand the true circumstances of the incident."

Zhang Rongri stared intently at the receptionist, as if trying to read her inner thoughts. Then, softening his tone slightly, he said, "Of course, I understand this isn't your fault. But please convey our request to your superiors as soon as possible. We hope to see Mr. Liu Hua within ten minutes. If we exceed this timeframe, we will be forced to pursue the legal rights and hold the relevant personnel accountable. Your agency will bear all consequences."

After saying this, Zhang Rongri turned around without pause and quickly walked back to the group. His departure was as decisive as his arrival, leaving the receptionist standing there in astonishment, at a loss as to what to do.

The receptionist quickly regained her composure and called the relevant personnel. Soon a group of people rushed out of the elevator.