Hong Kong Film: Short mules have no future, I am in charge of Hong Kong

Chapter 222 The last hope!

Ah Kuan nodded, with a hint of worry in his eyes: "The unloading area of ​​West Port three days later is indeed a favorable location. If he arranges an ambush, not only can the goods be taken away safely, but our people will also be trapped. We have to make arrangements in advance."

Su Hanze turned around slowly and looked at Sand Wolf: "When he arranged the goods, did he mention the partner?"

Sand Wolf raised his head, a hint of hesitation flashed in his eyes, but he still answered in a low voice: "Yes. He contacted a group of foreign businessmen, saying that he wanted to transfer the goods to the mainland through their channels. That group of foreign businessmen... I don't know their specific identities, but I heard that they have some connections with the top management."

Su Hanze smiled coldly, his eyes fell on Sand Wolf like a knife: "High-level? Chen Qing is really bold. Does he think these backgrounds can protect him?"

Shalang didn't dare to say anything else, he just lowered his head and remained silent.

Liu Jing came over, holding a newly debugged walkie-talkie in his hand, and whispered: "Brother Ze, the spies outside have already started to act. They will set up points near Xigang. If what Sand Wolf said is true, we can ambush him in advance; but if it is false, we can also take the opportunity to expose his backhand."

Su Hanze nodded slightly and drew a few circles on the map with his fingers: "Have people keep an eye on these points and don't miss any suspicious people or cars. Also, keep watching over here, Sand Wolf, there's more to him than meets the eye."

When the Sand Wolf heard this, his body trembled slightly. He opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something, but finally closed it.

As the night deepened, the vehicles outside the warehouse began to evacuate, leaving only a few trusted men guarding the door. Su Hanze stood alone in front of the map, tapping his fingers lightly on the table, quickly calculating every next step in his mind. Chen Qing's plan this time seemed flawless on the surface, but because of this, it exposed his anxiety.

Ah Kuan walked up to him, handed him a glass of water, and asked in a low voice: "Brother Ze, how are you going to end this matter?"

Su Hanze took the cup of water and did not answer immediately. Instead, he looked down at the water waves in the cup. After a moment, he said calmly, "It was not me who finished it, it was Chen Qing. He dug a hole for himself, so he had to jump in."

Ah Kuan was silent for a while and nodded. Su Hanze never fought a battle without preparation, and this time, Chen Qing's chess game seemed to have been completely seen through.

The next morning, strange vehicles began to appear around Sihanoukville. The spies secretly recorded every suspicious license plate and personnel movement, and after all the information was collected at the headquarters, a densely packed chart was formed.

Liu Jing handed the latest intelligence to Su Hanze, his tone revealing a hint of excitement: "Brother Ze, we found out! A group of vehicles have repeatedly appeared around Sihanoukville, and the license plates are consistent with those that Chen Qing's people had contacted before. They may be here to scout the area."

Su Hanze took the information, glanced at it, and raised his lips slightly: "Scouting? Then let them scout as much as they want."

He turned to look at Ah Kuan, his voice cold and calm: "Notify everyone to disperse and ambush according to the plan. Since the other party wants to play a game within a game, let's show them what a real killing game is."

A Kuan nodded and quickly made the arrangements.

Three nights later, Sihanoukville was shrouded in thick fog. The cranes were barely visible, and the lights were dim as if they could go out at any time. Su Hanze stood on a high place, using a telescope to observe the situation at the port. In the distance, several heavy trucks slowly drove into the unloading area, and the lights of the trucks drew cold rays of light in the fog.

Liu Jing reported through the headset: "Brother Ze, they are here. There are more people than expected, about 40 to 50 people, divided into several groups, and are patrolling the periphery of the unloading area."

Su Hanze narrowed his eyes slightly, and said in a low and deep voice: "It is indeed a posture of catching a turtle in a jar. They think they can suppress us with their numbers."

A Kuan whispered, "Brother Ze, our men are all in place. Although the enemy's deployment is tight, they have not noticed the commanding heights on the periphery. Our firepower can completely suppress them."

"Suppression is not the goal." Su Hanze slowly put down the telescope, his tone cold, "I want Chen Qing to know that every step he takes is under my control. He sent these people here just to die."

In the distance, the operation in the unloading area gradually unfolded, and several enemies disguised as workers began to move the cargo boxes from the truck. Su Hanze's eyes swept over the cargo boxes, and the corners of his mouth rose slightly: "Action."

As his order was issued, a burst of rapid gunfire suddenly rang out, and the sniper ambushed at the commanding heights accurately hit several enemies in key positions. The unloading area suddenly fell into chaos, and the enemy's people panicked and looked for cover, but found that there were dead corners in all directions with no way to retreat.

Liu Jing led a team to attack from the flank and quickly controlled the main passage of the unloading area. A Kuan led another group to attack from the rear of the enemy and completely suppressed the enemy in the center area.

Su Hanze slowly walked down from the height, through the smoke-filled battlefield, and walked to the cargo boxes. His eyes swept coldly over the subdued enemy, and his tone was calm but with unquestionable pressure: "Tell me, where is Chen Qing."

No one answered, only a few enemies lowered their heads, trying to avoid his gaze.

Su Hanze smiled slightly, turned to Ah Kuan and said, "Open these boxes. I want to see what he wants to hide."

The lids of the boxes were opened one by one, and the contents inside made everyone's face change.

The boxes were opened one by one, and the contents were revealed, which made everyone's breath stagnate slightly. The equipment and materials were wrapped very tightly and looked no different from ordinary goods, but after a closer look, each item revealed a secretive and dangerous atmosphere.

Ah Kuan stood beside the cargo box, leaned over and picked up a list in a waterproof bag. After flipping through it for a few seconds, his brows furrowed. “Brother Ze, these things… are high-precision instruments, and some are parts of military equipment. Chen Qing’s hands are too long.”

Su Hanze's eyes remained calm. He picked up a small device and examined it for a while. He said in a low voice, "It's not just long. This time, he has crossed the red line. If these things fall outside, the consequences will be disastrous."

Liu Jing came over from the other side, his face equally serious. "Brother Ze, when I was checking just now, I found some hidden folders with the names of several mainland cities and a suspected transaction plan written on them. This batch of goods was clearly intended to be secretly transported to the mainland and then resold through a third-party channel."

"Flowing into the mainland?" Su Hanze raised his eyebrows slightly, a cold light flashing in his eyes, "Chen Qing wants to frame us and make a fortune at the same time. Unfortunately, his plan is doomed to fail."

After he finished speaking, he glanced at the enemies who were suppressed to the side. The leader was a middle-aged man with his hands tied behind his back. He was breathing heavily with his head down, and beads of sweat were on his forehead. Su Hanze walked over slowly, stood in front of him, and looked down at him.

"Go ahead." Su Hanze's voice was low and cold, as if carrying an irresistible pressure, "Where is Chen Qing?"

The man raised his head, his eyes showing a hint of stubbornness, but more of fear. He opened his mouth and said hoarsely, "I don't know... He never told us this." "You don't know?" Su Hanze sneered, then raised his foot and stepped on the man's shoulder mercilessly, pressing his half-kneeling body down hard, "Then what do you do for a living? A laborer who helps him move goods?"

The man's face turned pale with pain, but he still shook his head: "I really don't know... We are just following orders, and the rest... I really don't know..."

Ah Kuan came over and whispered, "Brother Ze, these people are obviously low-level executives, they don't know much."

"Just because they know less doesn't mean they are useless." Su Hanze slowly squatted down and leaned closer to the man's ear. His voice was even lower, but it was as cold as a piercing wind. "Listen, I don't need you to know everything. I just need you to tell me the next plan. What is Chen Qing's purpose in sending you to transport these goods?"

The man's breathing was rapid, and there was a hint of struggle in his eyes, but under Su Hanze's cold gaze, he finally broke down and whispered, "We...we are the first group to ship the goods here first. Then there will be a second fleet to pick up and deliver the goods out of the port area and then leave by water."

Su Hanze narrowed his eyes slightly: "When will the second convoy arrive?"

“About… around two in the morning.” The man’s voice trembled a little. “They… their car is waiting at the loading and unloading area of ​​Beigang.”

Liu Jing looked at the time and whispered, "Brother Ze, it's eleven o'clock now. There are still three hours before they set off."

"That's enough." Su Hanze slowly stood up, dusted off his hands, and swept his cold eyes over everyone present. "Liu Jing, take all these people away and keep them under guard separately. Don't let any of them escape."

Liu Jing nodded and immediately called on his men to take action.

Su Hanze turned to look at Ah Kuan, his voice still calm: "Notify all personnel outside to block all exits of the Beigang loading and unloading area. No matter if it is a person or a car, if anyone dares to approach, they will be detained."

Ah Kuan frowned slightly: "Brother Ze, if there are really Chen Qing's people in Beigang, they may have arranged an ambush."

"That's why we need to set up controls even more." Su Hanze's eyes were like those of a hawk. "Chen Qing's move is crucial. He has already spread his net of goods, routes, and contacts. If we pull just one line, the whole situation will collapse."

Ah Kuan nodded, asked no more questions, and quickly went downstairs to make arrangements.

Time passed by bit by bit, the night became darker, and the entire port was shrouded in an eerie silence. Su Hanze stood beside a black SUV, his eyes fixed on the distant North Port. The whispered reports of the spies came from the headphones, and every sentence was like a nail that hammered in, nailing down Chen Qing's plan bit by bit.

Two o'clock in the morning, Beigang loading and unloading area.

A convoy slowly drove into the outer perimeter of the loading and unloading area, with the headlights casting cold rays of light in the mist. Several men disguised as dock workers quickly stepped forward to check, and after confirming that everything was correct, they waved their hands to signal the vehicles to continue moving forward.

Su Hanze, who was hiding in the dark, watched all this with a cold gaze, tapped his earphones with his fingers, and whispered, "Get ready."

As his order was issued, the snipers and action teams ambushed around the loading and unloading area attacked at the same time. The gunfire sounded like a torrential rain, catching the enemy off guard, and the convoy fell into chaos in an instant. Su Hanze led Liu Jing and A Kuan to rush up from the other side and accurately controlled several key positions.

"Don't move!" Liu Jing kicked a man who was trying to escape away, and pointed the muzzle of his gun steadily at the back of his head, "Put your hands up!"

The drivers of the convoy and several loaders raised their hands in surrender, with horror written all over their faces.

Su Hanze walked forward slowly, his eyes swept over the subdued people, and finally stopped at the middle-aged man in the lead: "Are you in charge of this batch of goods? Tell me, where is Chen Qing's last batch of goods?"

The middle-aged man looked at him in horror, his lips trembling, but he couldn't say anything.

Su Hanze's eyes were cold, and his voice was low and slow, but it carried an irresistible pressure: "You don't have to tell me. If you don't tell me, I will ask Chen Qing in person to see if he still has any patience for you bunch of trash."

The middle-aged man's psychological defenses completely collapsed. He trembled and said, "The last batch of goods... is at the Inner Harbor Wharf... at 4 a.m. tomorrow, we're going to ship by water..."

Su Hanze smiled slightly, turned around and said to Liu Jing, "Keep chasing him and completely cut off all his escape routes."

At three o'clock in the morning, the Inner Harbor was shrouded in deep darkness, with occasional faint lights shining from ships in the distance, but they were soon swallowed up by the thick fog. The sea breeze blew across the empty dock with a salty and humid smell, and several moored ships swayed gently with the waves, making faint creaking sounds.

Su Hanze stood beside a hidden off-road vehicle, his eyes grim, staring at a storage yard not far away. It was a messy area, with abandoned containers and rusty equipment piled up in all directions, like some kind of forgotten corner, but it was the key to Chen Qing's last move.

Ah Kuan whispered, "Brother Ze, the people outside are already in place. The entrances and exits of the entire dock are under control. If the other party wants to escape, they have to go into the sea."

Su Hanze did not answer immediately. His eyes were still fixed on a corner of the yard, where a few vague figures could be seen in the shadows. They were obviously people sent by Chen Qing to monitor him. He spoke slowly, his voice low but full of oppression: "Have you confirmed the arrangement of the waterway?"

Liu Jing walked over quickly, holding a piece of intelligence that had just been delivered, and his tone was somewhat cautious: "Brother Ze, the last batch of goods has been loaded onto a small cargo ship, and their people are ready to leave the port on time at four o'clock. The ship is close to the north side of the yard, where there is a hidden passage that leads directly to the unloading dock."

Su Hanze nodded, a cold light flashing in his eyes: "Have someone keep a close eye on that ship and don't let it leave the port area."

Liu Jing responded and quickly conveyed the order through the intercom.

Ah Kuan frowned and asked, "Brother Ze, this batch of goods is Chen Qing's last hope. He will definitely send a large number of troops to guard it. If we attack by force, will we be delayed?"

(End of this chapter)