Chapter 74
The spacecraft accelerated to full speed and quickly arrived near the Capital Bank.
"What should we do?" Yao Si asked, suppressing her excitement. She couldn't wait to jump down and give it a try. Many movie plots flashed through her mind. "Should we wear masks? Or should we just shout that you're surrounded? Or steal the safe in secret!"
Wan Di wanted to speak, but after hearing Yao Si's guess, she couldn't help but laugh, "Those methods are too slow. We need money urgently now, so we have to choose the fastest way."
Whether it's coercion, bribery, or stealing a safe, the follow-up work of these methods is very troublesome. So what's the fastest way?
Yao Si and Ji Wenxue, guns in hand, stared blankly as their spaceship landed on the Capital Planet. The Capital Bank was located there, a landmark building. Furthermore, the entire Capital Planet depended on the Capital Bank for its operations, effectively making the entire planet the Capital Bank.
Wandi disembarked from the spaceship and looked at the buildings before her, each one matching up with the information they had gathered. Since this place was supported by human trafficking, their first step was to find evidence of it.
Although there are many ways, nothing is faster than committing suicide. However, the people here are experienced and too simple will easily arouse suspicion. We must make the show more thorough.
"Sister Wandi, let me do it," Ji Wenxue offered. Her eyes were firm, and after she said this, everyone around her fell silent.
Yao Si, who had been clamoring to go, suddenly fell silent. Looking at Ji Wenxue's expression, Yao Si immediately understood. "I don't care, actually. I can do any job..."
Wandi looked into Ji Wenxue's eyes and nodded, "Okay."
Although Ji Wenxue had not had much exposure to these things, she had worked with them in the radical faction at that time, so it was appropriate to hand over this task to her.
However, facts proved that Wandi and the others had overthought. Everyone received their respective tasks and set off in four groups. Only then did they discover that the human traffickers here were not hiding their activities and were completely blatant.
As soon as Ji Wenxue got out of the spaceship, someone came up to greet her enthusiastically.
"Where are you going, sister? This place is quite far from the city center, and it's not convenient to wait for a bus now. Let's take our spaceship!"
"Yes, yes. Seeing you're all alone and carrying luggage, it's not convenient for you to travel here. Our spaceship has been operating here for several years, so you can rest assured!"
Ji Wenxue sneered inwardly, and after a few superficial refusals, she boarded the spaceship, secretly memorizing all the details.
Yao Si was running around in the Capital Mall when suddenly someone came running over anxiously. "Hello, could you please help my girlfriend get to the bathroom? It's hard for me to get in. Sorry to bother you!"
Yao Si's first reaction was to refuse. She glanced at the other person, her face looking very anxious, but her eyes were covered by thick-framed glasses. Then she remembered their purpose. Yao Si immediately found it interesting and changed her mind. She turned back and took the sanitary napkin, saying, "Okay."
He wondered, could there be drugs on the sanitary napkin? Or perhaps the danger lay in the bathroom. On his way in, Yao Si carefully searched the bathroom, and sure enough, there were no drugs. But it was good to be vigilant; who knew if there would be drugs in the next one?
Looking at the numbers on the toilet cubicles, Yao Si counted them silently in her mind. As expected, she walked closer and closer to the inside. She knocked on the door and found that it was the second to last cubicle.
"Hello, is anyone in there? Your boyfriend asked me to bring you some sanitary napkins."
Yao Si knocked three times, listening to the movements around her. When a towel soaked with sleeping pills was covered over Yao Si, she held her breath and fainted as planned.
Ying Zhao was walking on the street, watching the people coming and going. The sound of the wind in the sunshine was accompanied by the sounds of people talking, footsteps, and hawking. What a beautiful picture.
On the peaceful and reassuring street, a man suddenly rushed over and grabbed Ying Zhao's arm. "You bitch, you left my child here and came here to have fun! I'll catch you today and teach you a lesson!"
The moment Ying Zhao's wrist was grabbed, she felt more angry than frightened. She wanted to shake her arm free, but the man held it tightly, cursing at her all the time.
The man glared at anyone who wanted to help him and said, "This woman is mentally ill. She doesn't remember anyone or anything. She ran away secretly. Don't bother with family matters!"
He was very angry and it seemed that he was dealing with a family matter. Although passers-by saw it, they just pretended not to see it and quickly took a detour and left.
Now, whatever he said seemed to confirm what the stranger had said. There was no point in talking any more, so it was better to take action. With this in mind, Ying Zhao simply bent down slightly, then suddenly rushed around like a madman, accidentally knocking over the phones of two passersby.
With the loss of property, the attitudes of passersby finally became tough and clear.
"I don't care about your family affairs. My things are broken. Don't even think about leaving if you don't compensate me today!"
"Either you pay me now, or we call the police!"
The two passersby started arguing with the man, and a large crowd of onlookers gathered around them. This atmosphere made Ying Zhao feel slightly relieved.
No matter if you are just there to watch the fun or something else, there is still a glimmer of hope if you stay in a downtown area, but if you go to a remote and deserted place, you will be helpless.
The man probably wanted to end the matter quickly, so after a while of struggling, he pushed Ying Zhao away and said, "Whoever dropped it should pay for it, you spendthrift woman..." Then he walked away cursing.
Ying Zhao gasped for breath. He paid the money, it was better than being arrested. "I'm sorry, I had no other choice but to do this. I'll pay you whatever you want."
One passerby named the price, received compensation, and left cheerfully. The other just smiled and said, "It's okay. I can tell you don't know that person. This kind of thing happens a lot around here. You'd better be more careful if you're alone."
"Ah, as for the phone, it's a small thing that doesn't cost much. You don't have to compensate me. Just consider it a good deed."
Hearing the other party say this, Ying Zhao couldn't help but smile, "Even though you said that, since you helped me and my things were broken, I wouldn't feel right if you didn't compensate me at all." As he said that, Ying Zhao squatted down, trying to find out the model of the phone to facilitate compensation.
"You're so polite. How about this? I need to get to the company right now, but my phone was broken and it's hard to get a taxi. Could you please pay for me?"
Ying Zhao agreed immediately, hailed a taxi, closed the door, and drove a few meters before suddenly returning with the window open. "Sorry, the company has regulations. There are some important documents on the phone. In order to prove that it was accidentally damaged, could you please accompany me to serve as a witness? I'm so sorry."
It was originally his fault. When Ying Zhao heard the other party say this, he nodded quickly and said, "Of course, I should do it. Let's go over now."
As they got in the car, the other party kept saying sorry, but Ying Zhao's heart suddenly sank from the joy of surviving the disaster. After being in the hospital for a long time, the faint smell in the car had suddenly entered her nostrils.
However, this was only possible because she was frequently exposed to these smells. Otherwise, it would be very difficult to distinguish them because the amount was small and very cleverly hidden in the car fragrances with similar smells.
Before arriving at the so-called company, Ying Zhao had already fainted.
Wandi walked on the narrow path of the residential building with a calm pace. This kind of place is the most likely place for shady things to happen.
As she walked forward, the alley became a little too quiet, as if only her footsteps could be heard. The surrounding residential area seemed to be crowded with people. However, the moon was already high in the west, and apart from the streetlights, no one in the area had any lights on.
The evening breeze blew against my skin with a hint of coolness, and the hem of my clothes was blown like the surrounding leaves, touching each other and making a slight sound.
Perhaps because Wanda was waiting for something to happen, but it just didn't happen, she walked back and forth in the area all night without seeing a single ghost.
Wandi sighed inwardly. This area was indeed a frequent accident site for her investigations. She had spent the entire night thinking up countless countermeasures, but unfortunately, no one showed up. Was she supposed to personally raid the criminals' lair?
She would definitely be able to find it this way, but the information obtained would be limited, and she didn't want to miss the opportunity to get first-hand information.
As she thought about it, she turned on the screen. Before Wen Xue, Yao Si, and Ying Zhao set out, she had installed positioning systems on them. Now, looking at the three small dots that kept moving, in different positions and at different speeds, but all heading in the same direction, it seemed that the three of them had succeeded.
Is it because I am not conspicuous enough?
To make her plan a success, Wandi chose white clothes to stand out at night. Perhaps the clothes worked, and the situation finally changed.
A little girl was walking on the street crying, mumbling something.
"Sister, can you help me find my puppy? It's a three-month-old Samoyed. It got scared and ran away. I've been looking for it all the way but can't find it."
Although the little girl was crying, her speech was clear and accurate. Wandi nodded. "Do you know which direction the Samoyed ran?"
The little girl pointed westward, "That way."
Liar, Wandi thought to herself. She had just been walking around this area and could tell a few sparrows flew by or ants crawled on the ground. There was no Samoyed at all.
But she nodded, "Okay." Turning around, Wandi took the little girl's hand and said, "Come with me to find it."
The little girl looked at Wandi in surprise, then quickly lowered her head. She seemed to want to refuse, but unable to break free, she slowly followed.
Wandi had seen this kind of scam before, and if it was what she understood, then this little girl must be very pitiful. Wandi quietly felt the little girl's pulse and found that she was indeed stunted, with muscle and bone damage.
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