According to this group's confession, they were only responsible for transporting the experimental subjects from China to a certain area on the high seas, and then connecting with another ship that was transporting the experimental subjects and handing them over to that ship. As for where that ship would finally transport the experimental subjects, none of them knew.

In other words, these six people still have a use right now. They have to be used to find the connecting ship on the high seas, so as to find the specific location of the laboratory.

Director Shao was both angry and anxious. "Can't we just resolve this through the diplomatic department?"

Song Yun shook her head. "That's impossible. They won't admit it, and if we alert them, we'll most likely never find the whereabouts of that laboratory."

Minister Jiang said, "That's right. They're catching an adulterer and his wife, or a thief taking away stolen goods. Without concrete evidence, they won't admit it."

"Then what should we do now?" Director Shao had never dealt with a similar matter before.

Song Yun glanced at the paper in her hand again. "Find out their insider information. I want to see if these people are human or ghosts. I will also report this matter to my superiors. The specific follow-up actions will be decided after their approval."

The three of them held a meeting for another two hours and finalized a plan to capture the insider.

With the correct clues, after a series of investigations, the arrests became easier. In just two days, all the so-called "insiders" who cooperated with the R countrymen in human trafficking in China were arrested.

Among the eighteen people, fifteen were Chinese and only three were R-Chinese.

For the sake of money, these people have lost even basic humanity and conscience.

Song Yun didn't ask anything. To such people, saying one more word would be a waste of breath. She just went straight to the point of using reverse meridian acupuncture to inflict pain. She had to make every one of them experience it.

Minister Jiang and Director Shao listened to the screams of these people, and their mood, which had been depressed for the past few days, finally became a little better.

After the trick was done, Song Yun came out of the cell and said to Director Shao, "Keep these people for now, I can use them."

If you want to connect with the transfer ship at sea, you must have experimental subjects, and these people are the best bait.

It is also to let them taste the feeling of being trafficked like pigs and sheep.

After discussion, the Beijing side agreed to the plan submitted by Song Yun, and sent a letter to the naval base in Zhejiang Province, dispatching two warships to cooperate with Song Yun's operation and appointing her as the supreme commander of this operation.

After receiving the order, Song Yun immediately contacted the captains of the two warships assigned to her and determined the plan.

She was responsible for finding the exact location first and then contacting the warship for support.

Before leaving, she prepared some things, mostly protective gear. She didn't know what experiments were being conducted in the laboratory, but if they were infectious diseases or something, she couldn't be careless.

I have to look through the mall first to see if there is any high-tech that can be used. I absolutely cannot let the virus from the laboratory leak out.

She had experienced a viral pandemic in the future and knew how terrifying the spread of such a virus was. Moreover, the medical conditions in the future were much better than those in today's world.

On May 16, after some disguise, Song Yun led the No. 13 Special Forces Team onto the captured fishing boat.

Song Yun and five team members pretended to be captured experimental subjects and mixed in with the human traffickers and "insiders". The rest of the team members were carefully disguised and looked no different from the six R people. Not all of the six R people were brought on board to prevent them from becoming one. They left three behind and only took three to find their way.

After three days of sailing at sea, they met a cargo ship at a certain area on the high seas that was at least five or six times larger than their fishing boat.