Chapter 673: The Corruption of Wang Dong

Book Chapter 673: Corrupted Wang Dong (Update 1)

“First, we need to prepare—a location that the police won’t detect, equipped with advanced medical devices, a professional team, and… a prison?”

“Why a prison? To track down specific targets, keep them confined, connect with clients, and harvest the freshest organs for transplants…”

“Since transplants require matching, the detainee numbers must be huge, right?”

“We must have a prison dedicated to storing organs, with water, electricity, and proper sanitation in full supply…”

“Plus operating rooms and recovery wards – this place has to be enormous!”

“Out in the suburbs? No way—it’s too exposed, too cumbersome to build, and easy to spot. How about somewhere within City W, in an area as big as Lin’s…”

“A facility that offers prison functions, operating theaters, and recovery wards on at least three floors is necessary.”

“One floor for the prison, one for the operating rooms, one for the recovery ward… No, wait—we also need areas for staff rest and office space.”

“At the very least, it has to be a five-story building, maybe even more.”

“The timeline doesn’t add up… with such massive preparations and space required, two years is a stretch. In the realm of international human organ trafficking, this operation could have been in motion for three years or more!”

“So, this place… must be a privately owned building.”

The numbness and cold in his eyes gradually faded as Xiao Yu looked to the stern-faced Wang Dong beside him. “Go find every private building in City W. They likely disguise the main structure by renting out only a few floors as offices while keeping the rest hidden.”

“They might even restrict access to other floors—with locked elevators and security checkpoints.”

“Between disposing of medical waste, regular trash, and bodies, the building is probably equipped with incineration systems to erase any trace.”

“With so many people involved, ensuring proper sanitation and food is critical; the building’s power and water consumption must be off the charts!”

Impressed, Wang Dong shot a sharp glance at Little Brother and strode out of the hotel.

Xiao Yu’s instructions had been as clear as day.

As long as our deductions are right, capturing them is a sure bet.

Needless to say, National Security’s efficiency is unmatched.

This is one of those cases where if you leave even a hint of a clue, you’re asking for complete destruction.

Walking out of the hotel, Wang Dong murmured under his breath.

He thought, “Working under a boss like this really puts your mind at ease.”

There’s no need to overthink—just follow orders, and it’s all taken care of.

He couldn’t help but look forward to the day when Xiao Yu took command of National Security.

What a spectacle that would be!

……

Four hours later.

Outside a private business building in City W.

Inside a business car, Xiao Yu lit a cigarette as he listened to Wang Dong’s report.

“Our investigation shows that this building is a typical office rental. The fifth floor is occupied by a company, but what lies above the sixth floor remains a mystery.”

“There are three anomalies: First, the building’s electricity consumption is 2.5 to 3 times that of a normal building. Second, its water usage is four to five times higher. Third, it has a diesel-powered heating system with the boiler installed on the top floor, and even in summer, a thin column of smoke can be seen from the rooftop.”

“The first two points are self-explanatory. But the third… even a fool knows, why would you run a boiler in the summer? If it isn’t hot enough, why add more heat?”

“Besides, modern diesel boilers adhere to strict emission standards—such dense smoke shouldn’t be possible. What exactly are they burning? Boilers? Or something else?”

“They’re definitely not burning boilers.”

Xiao Yu snorted, “It’s probably… corpses!”

The Crematorium method uses diesel and gasoline to cremate bodies.

And, in many ways, a cremation furnace is very similar to a boiler.

One is used for cremation; the other, for heating.

“You didn’t take any action, yet you sent me here to guess…”

Xiao Yu turned to his senior, “Hasn’t the ownership of this building been secured?”

“Nothing escapes your notice.”

Wang Dong nodded. “They’re overseas—they wouldn’t act without proper authorization.”

“Yeah, it’s definitely here.”

Xiao Yu rose as a team member opened the car door.

Striding toward the building, he sneered, “Always staying on guard—I just need to give the higher-ups an update first.”

“What do you mean?” Wang Dong asked, looking puzzled.

“A fox always has multiple dens.”

Xiao Yu explained, “The fact they can hide so confidently shows that this isn’t the main hideout of this criminal network.”

“So the saying about a fox having several dens applies not only to kids but also to grown-ups?”

Wang Dong’s expression shifted, “I’m learning!”

It seemed Little Brother’s idiom was being taken a bit too literally.

Was he overthinking it?

No—Wang Dong always prided himself on his integrity.

He often grumbled that Little Brother dragged him onto the highway for no reason.

Before he knew it, he’d adopted his love for speed and transformed into an experienced driver…

As Xiao Yu entered the building, a contrived, over-the-top scene began to unfold.

Several security guards stepped in to block his path.

“Aren’t you just tempting fate?”

National Security operatives emerged, brandishing sidearms and pointing them at the guards’ heads.

“Now you’re behaving!”

They stepped into the elevator.

Xiao Yu surveyed the control panel, eyeing the up and down buttons.

From the underground parking lot to the fifth floor, there isn’t an up button for floors above the sixth?

No… Boom!

Xiao Yu punched the control panel, violently dismantling it.

The sight made Wang Dong and the others grimace.

Don’t be fooled by Little Brother’s celebrity looks—beneath that facade lies a ruthless, vicious, and brutal nature. Even in National Security, a bit of savagery is never far behind.

If Wang Dong remembered correctly…

Xiao Yu might soon notch nearly a hundred kills?

In times of peace…

Do you know what ‘a hundred kills’ implies?

Let the blood of a hundred people flow—it could form a river!

Wang Dong’s face paled; a shiver ran down his spine.

He had spent his life in National Security.

Yet it seemed Xiao Yu could kill more in two years than he had in his entire career.

One might even say his carnage was earth-shattering!

Ding.

The elevator doors closed and it began its automatic ascent.

Xiao Yu withdrew his hand from the control panel.

But then, something went awry.

Suddenly,

the elevator began to speed upward.

The expressions on Xiao Yu and the others’ faces shifted in an instant.

Moments later, the elevator halted,

but the doors remained closed.

In a split second,

the elevator hurtled downward at a terrifying speed…

……

PS: The sewer at home is clogged. I’ve been busy all morning, so today’s update is late. Sorry about that.

There will definitely be an update at dawn—rest assured, gentlemen!

Wen

Xue