Extreme germ phobia

Chapter 310 Escape
The police car sped away, leaving behind a mess.

Lu Wei glanced at Ou Yang and asked with concern, "Are you alright?"

Ou Yang shook his head: "It's nothing."

"It's good that you're alright." The police car drove past an intersection, and the gunshots behind them grew louder and louder. "Don't think too much about it, and don't take the blame on yourself."

"Don't worry, I'm really fine." Ou Yang smiled. "I'm not that fragile."

Admittedly, all of this could have been avoided, but the middle-aged police officer made things difficult first, which led to this situation.

Lu Wei was relieved and focused on driving. Ou Yang took several deep breaths calmly, trying his best to compose himself.

To be honest, he was a little uncomfortable, but that was all.

Police cars drove through chaotic streets, bypassing the battlegrounds, circling the city center, and gradually approaching the city's edge.

Just a few more streets away from breaking out of the city, intense gunfire erupted ahead.

Lu Wei immediately found an inconspicuous spot to park, intending to wait until the conflict was over before proceeding.

Neither of them wanted to get close to the battlefield, much less get involved in the conflict between the two Americans.

Suddenly, a communication came through the radio from Dongguai: "Wormtooth, the dispatch center is aware of your situation. Please leave the city as soon as possible!"

Lu Wei immediately asked, "Does the other side know where we are?"

"Police cars have GPS tracking devices."

"What do you suggest?"

"Rush through, or abandon the car and walk."

Ouyang scanned the area but couldn't find a suitable replacement vehicle: "Are the police in the lead?"

If the police have the upper hand, then you can rush in, offer some encouragement, and express your stance while getting through quickly.

Dongguai paused for a moment, then said, "The identities of the two sides exchanging fire are unknown."

Eh?
Ouyang was surprised: "Two groups of thugs fighting each other?"

"Not necessarily, it could also be local residents who received the mobilization order."

Ouyang's toothache started again. He looked to his left and right, where there were three to five-story American-style buildings: "How much time do we have left?"

"The sooner the better," Dongguai said.

Ouyang made a decisive decision: "Let's abandon the car!"

"Okay!" Lu Wei was decisive and immediately opened the door and got out of the car.

Ou Yang dragged Smith out of the back seat like a chick, and Lu Wei also dragged a large travel bag out of the car. After leaving the police car, the two quickly went into a building on the side of the street, found an empty room, took off their police uniforms, and changed into the clothes and equipment they had brought in.

Smith was stuffed directly into a body bag and carried on Ouyang's shoulder, giving the first impression of carrying the corpse of a comrade-in-arms.

The two did not linger in the building, but quickly left through the back door and walked around the combat zone.

Shortly after, several police cars arrived in a hurry. They found the car the two had abandoned, reported to the dispatch center that no one was in the car, and then drove off again, ignoring the fierce battle ahead and failing to track the two men's whereabouts.

O'Yang was unaware that shortly after Smith's disappearance, the city hall received the news, and Billy immediately reported it to the mayor.

The mayor nodded expressionlessly, pondered for a moment, and made some unnecessary arrangements.

Simply put, it means conducting a search in the vicinity of the location where he went missing, while officers in other directions keep an eye on Smith's whereabouts.

At the same time, he explained that the city was too chaotic, and the police and guards were constantly engaged in firefights with rioters, so they simply couldn't spare the manpower and time to search for a missing unfortunate man.

Billy understood perfectly and skillfully relayed the message. The police only circled Charlton Street a few times before being ordered to immediately move to other neighborhoods for backup and hastily evacuated the scene.

To be honest, the mayor had no intention of getting involved in this matter.

The problem is that Smith made a public appearance at City Hall and then suddenly disappeared after leaving, which seems to be related to City Hall.

The mayor was worried that if he didn't take any action, he might be targeted by secret agencies; otherwise, he wouldn't even bother with such a superficial gesture.

Shortly after Smith's disappearance, the members of the X organization also discovered that their leader was missing. However, the secret service's strength lies in intelligence gathering, not armed operations, and it is impossible for them to risk exposing their identities and running around in a hail of bullets at this time.

All they could do was report Smith's disappearance to their superiors, and then continue to go undercover.

If the city weren't so chaotic, members of the X organization could have found a way to cause trouble for Ou Yang, even if it was just to notify the police for assistance under the guise of a secret organization.

Yes, Smith supported the apostles in creating chaos, intending to take advantage of the situation, but because of the chaos, he himself did not receive the rescue he deserved.

Every sip and every thought, is it all preordained? It's like a boomerang hitting oneself.

If Smith knew all this, I wonder what he would think.

Without a vehicle, Ouyang and Luwei's pace slowed down considerably. Both of them considered finding another car, but after walking several hundred meters and leaving the battlefield behind, they still hadn't found a suitable one.

Fortunately, no other problems arose. Since the distance wasn't far, we decided to give up on finding a car and leave as quickly as possible.

As a result, Lu Wei was once again defeated by Ou Yang. This guy didn't look that strong, but he carried a big person on his shoulder and ran like the wind, not much slower than Lu Wei.

This made Lu Wei question his life choices: What kind of stamina is this? Is this even human?

The two ran for twelve minutes, covering a distance of nearly two kilometers, and successfully reached the edge of the city.

The drone that had been waiting nearby quickly flew over. The two first secured Smith to the drone before hanging themselves on the plane.

The drone then took off, initially flying at low altitude for a distance away from the city before gradually increasing its altitude and accelerating its return.

Ouyang let out a long breath and looked down at the road outside the city from his high vantage point.

When I arrived, the streets were packed with Americans, but just a few hours later, there were hardly any pedestrians on the road.

Looking back at the receding city, there were at least a dozen fires burning fiercely, with thick smoke billowing into the sky.

Some of them were already burning when they arrived, and the fire is now even bigger, showing no signs of being brought under control.

Hopefully this chaos will end soon!

Ou Yang sighed and turned away, no longer paying attention.

Instead of returning to the camp, the drone flew directly towards the dock, soaring over the pier and reaching the open sea, quickly leaving the coastline behind.

More than ten minutes later, the Hua Tuo came into view, and the drone landed on the flight deck.

The Marines, who had been waiting there, immediately took Smith onto the helicopter and flew out of sight in the blink of an eye.

Hmm, this guy's identity is too sensitive; it's really not appropriate for him to stay on the Hua Tuo ship.

Ouyang also received unprecedented preferential treatment; being a fellow Marine, he was directly invited into Xu Yi's office.

Xu Yi's face was ashen: "Ou Yang, although you are not one of our people, you acted without authorization during the mission, and you must give me a reasonable explanation!"

Ouyang...

Can I say that it's okay if I smell too much phagocytogen?

(End of this chapter)