Ancestors, I told you to seduce the villains, not to turn evil.

Jiang Qingfeng rushed out in a hurry, saluted Fei Huainan, and then looked at his soldiers.

In the end, it was discovered that not a single one was missing.

He checked again and found that none of them were missing, leaving him completely bewildered.

"You really went to an illegal coal mine?"

His subordinates looked proud.

"went."

Jiang Qingfeng looked at everyone and saw that their clothes weren't even ruffled. After a moment of silence, he continued, "You've managed to rescue everyone?"

His subordinate looked recovered: "They're all back. Everyone who was arrested has been brought out, not a single one is missing."

Jiang Qingfeng looked at the person who had been brought back. He was not only skin and bones, but also dressed in tattered clothes. He looked like a beggar from somewhere.

His body was covered in coal dust, and you could tell he had been rescued from a coal mine.

And upon closer inspection, there were actually several hundred people.

His subordinates introduced him to them.

"These are all innocent young people who were captured by Lei Hu's men. The women and children were sold, and the men could only work as laborers in illegal coal mines."

Jiang Qingfeng fell silent. It really was a case of going to a black coal mine to rescue people.

But why did he have a feeling that it was unreal? Was it really that simple?

Fei Huainan did not stay any longer. He asked Jiang Qingfeng for two interrogation rooms and locked Chen Xiuhua and Ma Jin in them respectively.

There were people from the Flying Eagles watching.

As for Ma Jin's thugs, these people know them well enough; they can simply be handed over to Jiang Qingfeng to deal with.

Jiang Qingfeng made the arrangements quickly and efficiently, without any delay this time.

After the Flying Eagles left, he immediately summoned his men.

He needed to know exactly what had happened on this trip.

His subordinate was called in, and the story began from his perspective.

Here's the thing.

They were determined to die, intending to perish together with Lei Hu's men. They had already planned to kill as many people as possible, as every extra kill would be a bonus.

Before they could react, the Flying Eagles had taken care of the gatekeepers and driven straight into the illegal coal mine without even stopping.

They were supposed to be the ones to perform this time, but they weren't.

The Flying Eagles went in by themselves, and the others went in twenty minutes later.

A fierce battle broke out inside. When they rushed in, the thugs were all dead, and the miners from the illegal coal mines had all calmed down.

All they did was go up and tally the names on the list.

Jiang Qingfeng: ? ? ?

That's it? Nothing else?

The subordinate shook his head, "Is that all?"

While they were taking attendance, the Flying Eagles came in and out with their horses, and then everyone got into their vehicles and left.

Because there were so many people, several hundred, they didn't have enough cars to go, so they used several Lei Hu trucks.

Jiang Qingfeng's eyebrows twitched.

As if he had just thought of something, his subordinates produced the statistics on the number of people and some names.

"We've already done the statistical work, so there's no need to bother anymore."

They looked proud.

Jiang Qingfeng fell silent. So, that was all the men he sent did—they didn't even pull out their weapons once.

Are the Flying Eagles that good?

A dozen or so men took care of dozens or even hundreds of thugs at the illegal coal mine, and even brought back the person in charge, Ma Jin!

What's wrong with this Thunder Tiger? It's suddenly become as fragile as paper.

Just then, a guard ran over: "Sir, the order has been passed down, but the Flying Eagles have already returned. We don't need to provide rescue. Should we disband the team now?"

Just as Jiang Qingfeng was about to nod, he remembered what Fei Huainan had said when he left.

He suddenly spoke up: "Go count them, see if everyone is here."

The guard was taken aback, but then went to do the statistics anyway.

The report was relayed up the chain of command, and eventually it was discovered that everything was still there.

Jiang Qingfeng pursed his lips sharply. They had meticulously planned so many attacks, all of which ended in failure. This time, the Flying Eagle Team, with just a dozen or so people, had solved the problem of the illegal coal mine.

The Flying Eagles are certainly formidable, but with so many of them and such a detailed plan, there's no reason for them to fail so quickly.

There's only one reason: espionage!

Thinking of this, Jiang Qingfeng couldn't breathe properly.

The Flying Eagles team immediately interrogated Chen Xiuhua.

Chen Xiuhua was a human trafficker who was once a key member of Tiger's team and was highly valued by Tiger.

At first, she bought children at low prices and sold them at high prices. Later, after tasting the benefits, she took the risk and began to traffic children.

She would choose secluded roads or markets, cooperate with others, and successfully commit crimes time and time again.

Without exception, those people were sold to remote mountain villages. The women were forced to marry local old bachelors, had no freedom, were tortured and abused, and many even lost their lives.

She committed these crimes over a period of six years, successfully trafficking 85 women and children.

He helped Tiger accumulate a large sum of money and quickly became a core member of the Illuminati.

Originally, she would definitely have a place among Tiger's right-hand men, but it was because she accidentally discovered a huge secret of Lei Hu that Lei Hu decided to kill her.

Having served Tiger for so many years, Chen Xiuhua had her own power base. Knowing that Tiger wouldn't keep her around, she seized the opportunity to escape.

She dared not stay under Tiger's nose, so she fled to a faraway place. Because she had no letter of introduction, she couldn't find a job at all.

Even if someone is willing to use her later, they either pay her pitifully little money or deny any responsibility after using her.

They even threatened to sue her for being an unregistered resident.

Chen Xiuhua had no choice but to reluctantly comply.

Later, by chance, she met a young man who hit her with his car. He not only paid for her medical expenses but also visited her frequently.

After getting to know each other better, the two started dating.

At that time, Chen Xiuhua was quite pretty, and the man treated her very well. She thought that it would be nice to settle down like this.

What she didn't expect was that the other party was also a human trafficker. He said he would take her back to his hometown, but in reality, he sold her to an old bachelor in the area.

That old man had a violent temper, was an alcoholic, and was a notorious lazybones in the village; no one in the village associated with him.

The old man's family was in terrible condition. They lived in a cave dwelling, which was infested with insects. There wasn't a single decent piece of furniture in the house, just a bed and a tattered quilt.

Chen Xiuhua was still young at the time, and the old bachelor kept a close watch on her, afraid that she would run away. He kept her locked up at home all day and wouldn't allow her to leave the room.

Not only that, the old man also liked to abuse her, using her as a punching bag, forcing her to do chores, and beating and kicking her if he was even slightly dissatisfied.

Chen Xiuhua knew this kind of person very well; she needed to gain their trust first before she could find an opportunity to escape.

But this did not make her situation any better; the man continued to beat and kick her.

He was beaten like this for five years, and the old man suffered a cerebral thrombosis and was bedridden and unable to move.

Chen Xiuhua took all the money in the house and ran away.

She thought she had finally escaped, but was then caught and taken to an illegal coal mine.

She had lost all hope after working day and night here.

Fortunately, she was rescued at that moment.