Chapter 676: The Last Game of Fate

Book Chapter 676: Keep Cheating Fate (4 Updates)

Interrogation Room, W City Bureau. Lin

“Mu Gaoge, 40 years old, W City native… Completed his Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctorate in Medicine. At 30 he joined W City People’s Hospital, became an attending at 32, a chief physician at 35, and an expert doctor — all before resigning the same year. A mysterious 2 million fund was deposited into his personal account.”

“At 36, he went on to purchase a luxury car worth over 2 million and a villa exceeding 3 million…”

Glancing away from his laptop, Xiao Yu looked at the trembling middle-aged man sitting in the interrogation chair.

Seeing him now, you wouldn’t believe it.

All for the sake of clarifying a cardiac issue for an assistant, he butchered a living human as if it were livestock!

“I’m not here to interrogate you. I’m simply curious.”

Xiao Yu glared coldly at the suspect, Mu Gaoge: “Didn’t you feel even a hint of guilt when you slaughtered a man like an animal?”

Yet Mu Gaoge kept his head lowered, silent.

His constant trembling revealed his sheer terror.

Because he knew what fate awaited him!

“Understood.”

Xiao Yu stood up. “Enjoy your final moments!”

With that, he strode out of the interrogation room.

Two National Security agents smiled as well.

They advanced toward the terrified Mu Gaoge…

……

Outside the City Bureau Building.

“You used to be so hot-headed,”

Wang Dong smiled as he handed Xiao Yu a cigarette. “What’s with all this kindness?”

“Wait until my son asks what kind of animal you are.”

Xiao Yu rolled his eyes at Wang Dong. “I’ll tell him you’re nothing but waste!”

“Damn…” Wang Dong pouted. “Can’t you act like a human?”

“Being human is exhausting.”

After a deep drag, Xiao Yu exhaled forcefully. “Humans can’t do whatever they please!”

“Yeah, it sure is tiring.”

Wang Dong sighed. “You’ve really grown up.”

He recalled Xiao Yu’s previous outbursts.

Turning a living person into nothing more than a meatworm was chilling beyond words.

He nearly lost his lunch just watching it.

Even Special Forces officer Zhao Long had witnessed it once.

He’d heard the guy hadn’t managed a proper meal for two days…

Was it that their mental fortitude was lacking?

Certainly not.

It was simply that the scene was too horrifying!

“People are growing up,”

Xiao Yu smirked. “I’m about to be a father of two, so I must learn mercy!”

Wang Dong burst out laughing.

Inside, he thought: I nearly believed that for a moment.

So, who was the blood-soaked killer in Country D a while back?

Does your notion of mercy tie you to him?!

“The opponent is incredibly cunning.”

Xiao Yu squinted. “There weren’t any clues left behind.”

“Hmm.”

Wang Dong’s face turned serious as he nodded.

Indeed, no trace was found.

It seemed they had discovered an ‘underground organ transplant hospital,’ yet its mastermind was controlling it from afar with remote manipulation.

The only clue from the suspects was a person nicknamed ‘Gou Sheng’ in charge.

And this ‘Gou Sheng’ happened to be the owner of a private building, now residing abroad.

Until he is extradited, all leads have evaporated.

They’ve been completely severed!

“Let’s head back to Bincheng.”

Xiao Yu flicked away his cigarette butt. “We found one transplant hospital, but in the wrong direction. If I’m right, the enemy must have at least one or two more of similar scale… right here in Bincheng!”

Wang Dong had thought so too.

They were originally after Li Kui, but ended up mistakenly capturing a Li Ghost.

Better yet, there might even be a Li Da.

The enemy had in their possession three sets of imported surgical equipment.

It’s highly possible that the criminal group owns three such ‘underground organ transplant hospitals.’

If that’s the case, it’s absolutely terrifying.

So terrifying that for years neither the police nor National Security have caught on.

They left two agents in W City to continue the case.

Xiao Yu and Wang Dong, along with the rest of Team Two, returned to Bincheng…

“Where could this underground transplant hospital be hidden?”

Standing on the dock, Xiao Yu murmured as he gazed out over the sea.

Unconsciously looking up at the sky, he felt as if fate itself were mocking him.

Is it truly impossible to locate?

Well, let’s keep cheating fate.

His mind cleared quickly, logic regaining its precision and clarity.

Suppose I were…

“Why hide bodies in cement and dump them into the sea?”

“The reason is simple – there’s no other way to dispose of them.”

“So that means this underground transplant hospital… isn’t very big?”

“It only has medical staff and equipment… but isn’t spacious?”

“With limited space, the ‘organ reserves’ can’t be too abundant, right?”

“And here’s the problem. Without ample organ reserves, how can proper organ compatibility and matching be achieved?”

“You can’t just snatch anyone’s organs; mismatched transplants lead to failure… and death.”

“So… they must have mastered channels for organ matching. What kind of channels? Who has access to information about blood types, organ compatibility, and matching? Is it really a hospital?”

“No, that’s not it. Bincheng hasn’t seen a surge in missing persons. It seems the victims come from other provinces?”

“I get it… They are people from other regions who visit Bincheng for treatment, leaving behind their blood type and organ compatibility details…”

Xiao Yu looked up and sneered.

As everyone knows,

many people leave their hometowns to seek better treatment in other cities.

Because local hospitals might not be able to save them.

Or perhaps certain hospitals elsewhere offer superior treatment.

And those seeking treatment are part of the ‘floating population.’

Often with no local registration, let alone any special records.

If these people suddenly vanish, they become the most challenging missing persons cases.

If we can obtain their blood type, organ compatibility, and matching information…

Then strike…

“So, you have someone in the hospital, right? Or are you on the hospital staff yourself?”

Xiao Yu turned to Wang Dong and the Team Two members. “Investigate all major hospitals in Bincheng. Focus on medical personnel who have access to blood type and organ information. Check their incomes and family backgrounds. See if anyone suddenly got rich!”

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