Chapter 951: Chapter 951: Xiang Yu’s Brother is Captured
In today’s society, everyone only cares about their own business; who cares about others? Especially at night like this—never mind so loud noises outside, even if a major accident happened out there, not many people would bother to look.
Xiang Yu was in hot pursuit from behind. It was now 10:50 PM; only ten minutes until the train arrived at the station. This was the most chaotic ti.
Xiang Yu chased relentlessly, but the opponent was clearly professionally trained. Every ti Xiang Yu tried to fire his gun, the opponent would find cover.
In the end, Xiang Yu’s worst fear ca true—the person ran straight into the waiting area of the station.
In the hall, many people were already standing up, beginning to line up. Even those who had been lethargic were now waking up and packing their belongings.
When Xiang Yu arrived, he saw the man standing not far away, smirking coldly at him.
Xiang Yu holstered his gun and calmly walked toward the man.
“Co on, aren’t you carrying a gun? Shoot !” the man sneered and mocked Xiang Yu with a look of disdain.
Xiang Yu didn’t respond, continuing to walk slowly forward.
“Not shooting, huh? Fine, I’ll do it!” The man said, pulling out a gun and firing directly at Xiang Yu.
Instinctively, Xiang Yu dodged to the side, but soone behind him was hit and collapsed to the ground.
The sound of gunfire shattered the composure of everyone in the hall. So started screaming; others dropped straight to the floor.
But most people chose to flee in panic.
At that mont, nobody was concerned about anyone else—they scattered in every direction. This was, in a way, a distinctive characteristic of the crowd: everything’s fine when there’s no trouble, but in an ergency, no one cares about anyone but themselves.
Xiang Yu hid behind a seat, glancing back to see that the injured person was not in critical condition, which allowed him to breathe a sigh of relief.
anwhile, the man in front burst into maniacal laughter.
“Co on! Aren’t you supposed to be so kind of hero? Aren’t you a crack shot?” the man cackled.
Xiang Yu had avoided shooting earlier because he was hesitant to cause a panic in the hall.
Now that chaos had already erupted, he had no reason to hold back. He raised his gun and aid it directly at the man.
When the man saw that Xiang Yu was serious about using his weapon, he quickly darted to the side for cover.
Just then, his earpiece crackled.
“Are you with that Xiang Yu guy right now?” a voice asked through the earpiece.
“I don’t know his na, but the guy’s skilled—his shooting is extraordinary,” the man replied.
“Tell him that we have his brothers. If he wants to see them alive, he better drop his weapon imdiately, or he’ll never see them again,” the voice instructed.
Hearing this, the man was visibly elated. He called out from his hiding place, “Xiang Yu, is that your na?”
Hearing his na, Xiang Yu froze, his gut filling with a sense of foreboding.
“Your brothers are in our hands,” the man shouted. “If you want them to live, put down your weapon and co out now!”
In his mind, Xiang Yu wouldn’t likely surrender. After all, compared to the lives of his brothers, his own life was far more important.
In the Falcon Organization, mbers seed united on the surface—ready to avenge one another. But in reality, when it ca down to it, one’s own survival always ca first over the lives of their brothers.
Just like earlier, they were supposed to rescue soone, but when their own lives were at risk, the instinct to escape took over.
Hearing the man’s words, Xiang Yu imdiately knew that Tie Zhuzi and Gao Zhitao had been captured by the enemy.
Realizing this, Xiang Yu quickly dialed Xiao Xuan, who was still observing the scene from a higher vantage point.
“Xiao Xuan, there are only a few minutes left before the train arrives. Get down there imdiately and keep an eye on the passengers boarding. Don’t let anyone bring explosives on the train. I have sothing I need to do,” Xiang Yu instructed before hanging up.
He then got up and walked toward the man.
Seeing Xiang Yu approach so calmly, the man was stunned for a mont, then sneered and muttered, “Idiot.”
“Where are they?” Xiang Yu asked, raising both hands and throwing his gun to the ground before kicking it behind him.
There were still plenty of police around—they could at least secure the gun.
“I thought you were a big shot. Turns out, you’re just a moron,” the man mocked Xiang Yu.
“Where are my brothers?” Xiang Yu responded calmly, standing as if he wasn’t the one at a disadvantage, but rather soone there to negotiate.
“Hahaha…” Seeing Xiang Yu surrender so easily, the man burst into laughter.
Xiang Yu suddenly stepped forward and smashed his fist into the man’s face. Grabbing his hair, Xiang Yu slapped him twice.
The man was caught off guard. He couldn’t believe what was happening—how could Xiang Yu still act so arrogant?
After venting his anger, Xiang Yu yanked the man’s earpiece. “Where are you? How are my brothers?” Xiang Yu barked into the receiver.
There was silence for a while, then a middle-aged man’s voice answered.
“You must be Xiang Yu,” the man said in precise Mandarin, suggesting he was also from China.
“That’s right, I am,” Xiang Yu replied evenly.
The man by Xiang Yu’s side glared at him viciously, trying to retrieve the earpiece, but Xiang Yu kicked him back into place.
“Exit the station, third alley on the left. There’s an abandoned building there. I’ll be waiting for you,” the middle-aged man said and then fell silent.
Xiang Yu felt agitated. He grabbed the man in front of him and slapped him twice more.
The man’s mouth was dripping with blood. He couldn’t understand why Xiang Yu—whose brothers were in his hands—would dare to hit him. Soon, he’d make Xiang Yu pay.
“What are you thinking about?” Xiang Yu asked, noticing the man’s shifting expression.
“You’ll find out soon enough,” the man replied with a cold laugh.
“I’m not interested in knowing.” Xiang Yu, still seething, grabbed the man by the hair and slapped him a few more tis before chopping him at the neck.
The man slumped into unconsciousness, his last thought being how unfathomable Xiang Yu’s behavior was—was he even sane?
Now that Xiang Yu had a eting point with the enemy, the man before him was no longer of any use.
After composing himself, Xiang Yu headed outside. So policen approached to accompany him, but Xiang Yu declined.
While the officers were competent, their hesitation in certain situations—like pulling the trigger when needed—could be a liability.
As Xiang Yu exited the waiting hall, he saw Xiao Xuan coming in from outside.
Their eyes t briefly, but neither said a word. Xiao Xuan rely glanced at him and walked on.
Xiang Yu wasn’t sure if there were other Falcon Organization mbers in the vicinity. Since they already recognized him, any interaction with Xiao Xuan could compromise his cover.
Coming from a sniper background, Xiao Xuan was soone Xiang Yu trusted implicitly for this mission…
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