Inspector W roared in the hallway, then, realizing he couldn't wake up the Titans, returned to the room with a sullen expression, his face gloomy enough to drip water. After Inspector W sat down again, Qingshan slowly asked:

"Mr. Smith, as you can see, I didn't lie, did I?"

"Hmph! Hand over the antidote, and I will allow Ms. Luo Shaolan and Ms. Tong Nina to go with you, and I will not restrict their entry into and exit from the United States!"

The smile on Qingshan's face suddenly disappeared, and the aura on his body was like a sharp sword drawn from its sheath. Duncan was frightened and shivered. He moved to the side, away from the fierce W, to avoid being accidentally hurt.

"They could have gone with us. This isn't an equal exchange! If you want the antidote, you must show me more sincerity. For example, your American police used excessive force and severely injured my uncle, Mr. Luo Shaohui. The Angeles City Police Department must compensate for his medical expenses and treatment costs. Another example is that my uncle has been stranded on the beach in Angeles City for years without timely assistance, causing indelible trauma to my fiancé's family and wasting thirteen years of his youth. You, the US government, must give an explanation. As for the amount of compensation, as long as it's no less than five million US dollars, you can do whatever you want. There's no upper limit. The higher the compensation, the more antidote I'll give you."

"What the hell! You're dreaming!"

Inspector W felt that tonight's mission was a complete failure in his career. Not only had he failed to drive the Chinese superpowers out of the United States, but he had also destroyed his own Great Wall, annihilating the Titans. They'd been poisoned by some damn "Sleeping Beauty" poison. Now, to hear this Chinese woman demand a large "good faith payment" from the Superpower Bureau, and only if she was satisfied would she provide the antidote to save the Tairan team? It was truly ridiculous!

Inspector W felt the large blood vessels in his temples throbbing, and the "porcupine quills" on his back popped out again, more ostentatiously than before, and seemed to carry a sense of intimidation and anger.

“Whoosh!”

“Swoosh, swoosh—!”

"ah--!"

Before Inspector W could begin his next long speech, he was surrounded by six black "ribbons". The ribbons looked as soft as velvet, but as soon as they touched the hard thorns on his back, they made a "sizzling" sound like an electric razor touching his beard, followed by a "click" sound of the hard thorns falling to the ground and Inspector W's scream.

In the blink of an eye, all the hard spikes on Inspector W's back fell off, and the black ribbon slowly stopped rotating, slowly revealing its true appearance. It was not a ribbon at all, but six black matte blades shaped like willow leaves. Because it was flying and rotating so fast, it looked like a silk ribbon.

Six scimitars were now suspended in the air, forming a hexagram, with the tips of the blades facing his face. If they had rushed towards him in a spinning manner like they had just done, W's head would have been torn into pieces like dumpling filling.

Qingshan saw Inspector W's Adam's apple rolling up and down nervously, while Duncan had already jumped to the other side of the sofa, covering his face and not daring to look, but the gaps between his wide-open fingers and the shining eyes that appeared through the gaps betrayed his gloating nature.

Qingshan's mind moved, and the six scimitars flew back and hovered around Qingshan, while the red light also flew up, flying around its owner, leaving an afterimage, and finally landed on the lotus on Qingshan's jade bamboo hairpin.

Qingshan is a doctor, and her temperament has always been gentle and peaceful, but at this moment she seemed like a different person, like a sharp sword drawn from its sheath, and every move she made was filled with the force of thunder. Although her appearance and figure had not changed, she looked even more majestic than Luo Wenyuan who was sitting next to her, and no one dared to underestimate her.