Only then did the man called Deputy Director Sun notice Yang Lao Er's hand. The hand was hanging down in a strange position, his face was deathly pale, and his head was covered in sweat.

Deputy Director Sun's expression changed, and his hesitant attitude vanished as if he had thought of something.

“Soldiers should care more about the people. You actually injured civilians. Come with me!” He said, taking out handcuffs.

“You didn’t even look at my ID, how can you be so sure you have the right to arrest me?” Wei Aiguo asked.

Because Wei Aiguo's identification document lists him as a battalion commander, he is just an ordinary soldier. Unless Wei Aiguo killed someone on the spot and they caught him.

Otherwise, under normal circumstances, they would at most take Wei Aiguo back and hand him over to the army.

He currently has no evidence to prove that Wei Aiguo has violated laws or regulations, so he certainly has no right to arrest him.

Song Yan thought these people were truly ignorant and fearless.

"You're the one who injured these people, aren't you?" Deputy Director Sun asked Wei Aiguo.

"It's that woman!" Yang Lao Er shouted.

To be honest, the police were quite surprised.

"I'm the one who injured them! They attacked soldiers, arrested people without cause, tried to harm the families of martyrs, and acted like thugs."

They're not police officers, are they? What right do they have to arrest people?

Even the police can't act like thugs! They certainly don't have the right to arrest people without cause.

"I had no choice but to beat them up!" Song Yan stepped forward and said.

The man called Deputy Director Sun immediately said, "So it was you who injured him. Come with me!" He grabbed the handcuffs and headed straight for Song Yan.

Wei Aiguo pulled Song Yan behind him. "You don't care about those who beat people and commit violence, you don't care about those who persecute the families of martyrs, you don't care about those who act like hooligans."

Are you police officers?

Show me your identification!

Deputy Director Sun said in surprise, "You think we're fake and you want to check our identification?"

Wei Aiguo: "If you won't check my documents, then I'll check yours!"

Wei Aiguo held his identification in his hand; the words "Military Officer's Certificate" on the red booklet were particularly eye-catching.

“They beat us up like this, and you still haven’t arrested him? Are you all bastards?” Yang Lao Er shouted.

Although Deputy Director Sun was very unhappy, he had no choice but to come over after being summoned by Yang Lao Er. "You injured someone, so you have to come with me..."

"Is he your boss?" Wei Aiguo asked, pointing at Yang Lao Er.

"I'm truly ashamed. Yang Lao Er isn't a leader in our Public Security Bureau; I am!"

"These are my identification documents!" Director Zhou handed over his own documents and took Wei Aiguo's documents at the same time.

Director Zhou was taken aback when he saw the identification, then a hint of joy appeared on his face. "They attacked soldiers, I will arrest them."

Deputy Director Sun was surprised by Director Zhou's attitude.

The policeman standing behind tugged at Deputy Chief Sun. "Shouldn't we ask for instructions on this matter?"

"Why ask for instructions? I'll take care of everything! Arrest that woman and teach her a lesson!" Yang Lao Er roared.

Wei Aiguo: That's a very good point!

Without further hesitation, the lead police officer took out his handcuffs and prepared to handcuff Song Yan.

The people Director Zhou brought wanted to help, but they were too slow.

Wei Aiguo moved with incredible speed. Before Deputy Director Sun could even utter a sound, the gun at his waist was already in Wei Aiguo's hand, and the safety was off.

Deputy Director Sun was being held down by Wei Aiguo; all Wei Aiguo had to do was gently pull the trigger…

The men Deputy Director Sun brought all raised their guns, and some were also a little scared. "Don't move! I have so many guns!"

Song Yan was surprised that the three unclothed men could pull out guns. Were they really all police officers? However, their handling of the guns was not standard. One of them hadn't even taken the safety off.

Wei Aiguo: "Would you like to test whose gun is faster?"

Director Zhou's men also drew their guns; they were facing the men led by Deputy Director Sun.

"Don't do anything...don't do anything..." said Deputy Director Sun, who had a gun pointed at his head by Wei Aiguo.

The small ward was packed with people, and the situation was somewhat chaotic.

But it was clearly a standoff between two groups led by Deputy Director Sun.

Song Yan then led Yan Minglu and the others to a corner.

"You dare not fire!" Deputy Director Sun, who was being held captive, was sweating profusely from the pain as he gritted his teeth and said.

“I can shoot! I can cripple you! If you’re hoping to get promoted by sucking up to others, then you’re out of luck,” Wei Aiguo said.

"With so many guns pointed at you, you can't escape!" Deputy Director Sun said.

"I order you to put down your guns! I'm in charge here," Director Zhou shouted to the men who were pointing guns at Wei Aiguo.

Yan Minglu and the others hid in the corner. Song Yan was already standing against the wall next to the police, about two meters away.

Their positions meant that unless the police specifically fired at them, they wouldn't be accidentally hit.

These police officers probably thought Song Yan only knew kung fu, and since they hadn't personally witnessed her injuring anyone, they didn't take much precautions against her.

Wei Aiguo was holding a policeman hostage, while five policemen stood opposite him. Two of them, upon receiving Director Zhou's order, slowly lowered their guns.

The other two followed Deputy Director Sun's orders.

Suddenly, Wei Aiguo pulled the policeman who was being restrained to his feet and completely blocked him from view. The gun was still pointed at his head.

This is to let him take the bullets.

"Do you know you've taken a police officer hostage?" Deputy Director Sun shouted.

"I didn't see your identification."

Your supervisor has checked my credentials.

"You attacked the soldiers!" Wei Aiguo said.

The militia captain of Yanjiacun moved slowly on the ground.

Wei Aiguo confronted the policeman opposite him, his eyes never glancing in his direction.

Song Yan was a little nervous, wondering if he had noticed the militia captain's actions.

Wei Aiguo blinked at Song Yan.

The militia captain drew his knife and stabbed it directly into Wei Aiguo's leg.

Wei Aiguo immediately pulled Deputy Director Sun over to shield him from the knife.

"Ah...ah..." Deputy Director Sun cried out in pain.

Moreover, Wei Aiguo moved swiftly, staying completely behind Deputy Director Sun, so the people on the other side dared not fire.

As Wei Aiguo moved, the gunmen opposite him moved their gun barrels as well.

Director Zhou also pointed his gun at Deputy Director Sun's men.

How could Song Yan allow a gun to be pointed at Wei Aiguo?

"Ah!" One of the policemen felt a sharp pain in his wrist, saw a figure in front of him, and in a flash, his gun was gone. The guns of the other two men were also kicked away.

The sudden turn of events caught them off guard, and in an instant, their guns were gone; they were in Song Yan's hands…

When the armed forces personnel arrived, the ward was filled with many people. Some had their heads in their hands, while others had only one hand covering their heads.

There were also two uniformed police officers among them.

They were guarded by police officers.

"Minister Xing? What brings you here?" Director Zhou said proactively.

The man addressed as Minister of Justice nodded to Director Zhou, then looked towards the person entering the room. "Is this Comrade Wei Aiguo?"

Wei Aiguo had already stood up, and several pistols were placed on the bed next to him.

"I am!"

The Minister of Justice and he saluted each other.

"I am Xing Hui, the Minister of the Municipal Armed Forces Department!"

“This is my identification!” Wei Aiguo belongs to the Zhejiang Provincial Military Region, but he is not currently serving in the military.