A good life starts with blind date

Chapter 269 The Chinese are too terrifying
The Democratic Republic of Congo is unlucky; it was already very chaotic.

With the leader killed again, the capital was in chaos, and all sorts of shady characters emerged, nearly causing a bloody fight. Anti-government forces in various regions took the opportunity to create chaos, especially in the eastern region.

The Rwandan liberation movement directly seized territory.

It's unclear where these militants got their weapons and ammunition.

The government troops were completely bewildered by the attack.

Goma, the capital of North Kivu province, and Bukavu, the capital of South Kivu province, have been besieged.

Ituri province is almost entirely occupied.

They seem to genuinely intend to occupy these three provinces.

But this group of rebels is clever; they only fight the government forces and don't provoke the international mining giants. However, while they attacked South Kivu and Ituli provinces, North Kivu is now also considered their territory.

We can't let these bastards get any more arrogant.

Kakulé, that big black guy, might not listen to him.

But at least we can cooperate and have common interests.

The main problem is that a batch of supplies from the mining area was stolen.

Regardless of who did it, Jiang Ning will only hold the one who jumped the gun the most accountable.

I made a trip to Mackenja's stronghold, which was quite unexpected.

The military camp had been empty for a long time.

I reckon Mackenja has moved away ever since he visited him last time.

Jiang Ning had made a wasted trip and couldn't help but secretly lament her miscalculation.

I don't know where Mackenja is hiding.

The only option is to go back and get information from Kakul.

"That bastard never shows his face..."

Kakul gritted his teeth, but there was nothing he could do: "I don't know where that guy is hiding either. Maybe the high command in the Rwandan military knows, or maybe his men do too. You should ask those people."

Jiang Ning really wanted to beat him up.

He's completely useless; this guy is a complete good-for-nothing.

I made a trip to the north of the city, intending to grab someone and ask them a question.

Ten miles northeast of Goma, there was a small town that used to be quite prosperous, but now it has been transformed into a military camp. Anti-government forces have captured the town and stationed thousands of troops there, stockpiling food, weapons and ammunition.

Be ready to attack Goma at any time.

Jiang Ning sneaked in, captured three officers, and brought them outside.

Prepare for interrogation.

Where is Mackenja?

Jiang Ning first asked an old black man who was holding an AK.

"I do not know either……"

"boom!"

One shot to the head.

Where is Mackenja?

Jiang Ning didn't even blink, and asked the second old black man.

Old Hei shuddered, almost wetting himself in fear.

I dare not say I don't know.

He could only rack his brains: "Don't shoot, don't shoot, let me think..."

"boom!"

Jiang Ning didn't have time to wait for him to think, and fired another shot.

Then he asked the third Black man, "Where is Mackenja?"

The third black man was terrified. Given the previous two examples, he couldn't claim ignorance, nor could he hesitate or dawdle. He immediately made up a place on the spot: "In Bukavu, let me go, let me go..."

Jiang Ning didn't let him off the hook and shot him again.

He realized that these three guys didn't know where Mackenja was either.

Finding Mackenja is probably going to be quite difficult.

That guy will most likely hide, and he won't find him easily.

After thinking it over for a while, Jiang Ning sneaked into the town again.

Half an hour later, a loud bang was heard in the center of the town.

Huge plumes of smoke and dust rose into the air, followed by a series of explosions at the ammunition depot.

Then the oil cylinder was ignited, and another fire broke out.

In the violent explosion, the soldiers who miraculously survived scrambled out of the town, wishing they had two more legs. Only after they had escaped a considerable distance did they stare blankly at the town reduced to ruins in the distance. The shock lingered for a long time.

No one knows what happened.

We don't know where the attack came from.

In short, the camp was gone, and no one knew how many people had died. Less than half of them escaped alive. The screams of agony continued in the ruins, clearly indicating that many soldiers were not killed on the spot but were injured and unable to escape.

"Fuck, how could this happen?"

An officer who had miraculously survived stood beside the ruins, questioning the meaning of life.

One hour later.

Another loud explosion occurred at a rebel camp located in the southeast corner of Goma.

In the series of explosions, countless severed limbs were sent flying into the air.

The soldiers who were lucky enough to survive escaped crying and screaming.

"General, good news..."

An officer rushed into the residence and reported to Kakul: "The rebel camps at Qasimi and Masavu were attacked and reduced to ruins. More than half of the rebels were killed or wounded."

Kakul was taken aback: "Who did this?"

The officer broke out in a cold sweat: "I don't know. We heard the explosion and sent people to investigate. They found that the two rebel camps had been reduced to ruins. Could it have been the general who ordered it?"

"Well, well..."

Kakul racked his brains, then waved his hand dismissively, saying, "I think it must have been done by one of my friends."

The officer immediately looked on with awe, never expecting that the general possessed unknown power.

Kakul didn't say much to him and kicked him out.

He paced back and forth, lost in thought as he went.

His face was cloudy and uncertain.

That Chinese guy is terrifyingly damn bad.

I thought that guy was only good at assassination, but I didn't expect him to have such a powerful team under his command. To blow up two rebel camps in such a short time is obviously not something one person could do. It must be a very elite special forces team.

Fortunately, I didn't fall out with that guy.

Not an enemy.

so far so good.

After thinking for a moment, Lao Hei immediately summoned a man and ordered, "Go, send troops to raid Sirivam."

The subordinate was taken aback: "General, this..."

Kakul grinned maliciously, "That bastard dares to disobey my orders, then he should die. I want the two tantalum-niobium mines he has and the gold mine that Walika came from. Go there immediately."

The subordinates dared not utter a word and hurriedly obeyed the order.

Kakul continued to ponder; this was far from enough.

We need to seize a few more seats to pay that Chinese guy's reward.

I wouldn't dare to default on my debt.

Absolutely not.

Otherwise, I'm afraid I won't see the sun tomorrow.

They're just thinking about who they can snatch a few more mines from.

Then another subordinate reported: "General, Mr. Jiang requests your presence."

Kakul was quite unhappy, but there was nothing he could do.

He could only take a squad of soldiers with him, surrounded by a retinue, to see Jiang Ning.

It's not about showing off, but about being afraid of being shot in the back.

You wouldn't dare go out without bringing a few people with you.

Upon arriving at Boss Jiang's villa, he instructed the soldiers to wait outside.

Go see Jiang Ning by yourself.

Jiang Ning sat leisurely on the sofa, gesturing for him to sit down as well, and said, "Buddy, I've finished my work, you should have received the message by now?"

"Yes."

Kakul nodded: "I heard that those damned rebels were bombed at Qasimi's camp and Masavu's camp."

Jiang Ning clapped his hands: "Very good, when will the ten million US dollars and the minerals I requested arrive?"

Kakul's face twitched: "Ten million US dollars will be sent over soon. The minerals will take a few more days. I will prepare them as soon as possible and have them delivered to your people."

"Happy cooperation!"

(End of this chapter)