American comic book red Superman

Luo Wei frowned upon hearing this. No wonder the goods tonight seemed so strange. After those guys finished moving them, they continued drinking and smoking, not like they were about to drive off on a mission. It turned out they had no intention of shipping the goods at all!

“I have been investigating Liu Beisan’s smuggling for a long time. Here are the relevant clues. If you trust me, you can come with me.”

The vigilante pulled out a crumpled paper document containing information about Liu Beisan's various smuggling routes, as well as different plans and countermeasures. Although most of the information was not very detailed, it was enough to make it clear what Liu Beisan was up to tonight.

"Aren't you afraid I'm one of Liu Beisan's men?"

Luo Wei believed him for the time being. The vigilante in front of him had a normal heart rate and wasn't lying. The clues also seemed to be working properly.

The only question now is, why did the other person tell me this?

After all, this information was obtained through the hard work of the vigilantes; if it were leaked, all their efforts would be in vain.

“You saved so many people from the fire yesterday, I trust you. Besides, it’s too risky for me to go alone. If you go with me, we can be more confident about this.”

The vigilante paused, then continued, "Besides, I don't think Liu Beisan is simply smuggling goods. I suspect he's done other dirty things. What, you still don't want to come with me?"

Seeing that Luo Wei didn't speak, he was a little puzzled.

"If you're willing to trust me, I'm certainly willing to go with you."

Looking at the face scorched by the fire under the mask, Luo Wei immediately understood why the other person trusted him. It turned out that his rescue of people from the fire yesterday had instilled a sense of trust in this vigilante because what he had done overlapped with what the other person had experienced. This is the effect of psychology; when two people are related in certain matters, it is easy for them to get along well.

"Let me introduce myself, my name is Qingyi."

"I didn't expect you to be such a cultured person? Qingyi suits you quite well, just call me Superman."

After thinking for a moment, Luo Wei decided to use the code name of his senior colleague. After all, this thing was a bit mysterious, and the code name might really bring him good luck.

After getting to know each other.

The vigilante used a public phone booth to call the police and get someone to handle the scene. Before leaving, he made sure to check if anyone was faking unconsciousness, checking each one individually and taking photos of everyone's faces to prevent anyone from waking up and running away on the way to the police. Clearly, he didn't want to miss any criminals.

After doing all that, Rowe grabbed his shoulder. "Ready?"

"What do you mean?"

The police officer in blue was puzzled.

Luo Wei smiled without saying a word. The next second, he sprang into the air with a "whoosh," directly carrying Qingyi towards the deep sky. Their speed was so fast that it caused swirling air currents, and huge sound waves echoed in their ears. The biting wind raged, but the two of them were protected by the bio-field. The bio-field was not only used by Luo Wei himself, but also protected anyone or anything that came into contact with it!

"grass!"

Looking down at her feet, the view of the East Warehouse widened, and she couldn't help but exclaim, "A national treasure!"

[PS: There will be another update around 3 AM]

Chapter 11: A Bloodbath!

In the deep, inky black of the early morning sky, two figures swept across the city and arrived at the West Warehouse District in the south of the city. This place was remote and had no residential buildings around it, only processing plants, most of which were used for timber processing. Building factories here was convenient for storage, and the noise also caused nearby residents to move away several years ago.

The West Warehouse is now like Silent Hill at night; even the eerie cawing of crows can be heard far and wide.

"Is this here?"

Two figures descended from the sky and landed on a secluded rooftop. The one in front was Luo Wei. He looked at a brightly lit warehouse not far away. It was early morning, and the workers had long since gone home. Even the security patrol team was nowhere to be seen. It was highly suspicious for someone to be in the warehouse at this time.

"Yes, if I'm not mistaken, this shipment should be escorted to headquarters."

The woman in green looked at it and said

"What's your guess?"

Luo Wei was surprised.

"Trusting my teammates' intuition, I investigated four routes. The other three routes had stops along the way, but this one went all the way to the end, and the cargo here was the most expensive of the four routes."

"I speak in a low voice," said the woman in green.

"trust you."

As Luo Wei spoke, he glanced at the trucks outside the warehouse. The cargo boxes were already filled with various items. Through the boxes, he could clearly see a large number of luxury goods. He recognized several of the brands, with prices ranging from several thousand yuan. There were also unfamiliar brands that touched on his blind spots in knowledge. Those items were probably even more expensive. There was also a bunch of small, unidentified boxes. The contents of these trucks were obviously much more valuable than those in the East Warehouse.

Based on this, it is highly likely that this batch of goods is Liu Beisan's smuggled goods. Nowadays, a large number of foreign brands are sweeping the market, and the price difference between domestic and foreign goods is too large. The price of some domestic single items is enough to buy two or three foreign ones. The huge price difference has led many criminals to target this path to make money.

A book once wrote something that roughly means that 50% profit can make a person take risks, 100% profit can make a person cross the line, and 300% profit can make a person willing to risk their life.

Driven by greed, human nature's insatiable avarice can never be satisfied.

Liu Beisan now belongs to the last category of people; he is willing to harm other people's lives to achieve his own goals.

"They're gone."

The man in green crouched behind the iron box, peering down as several trucks drove away from the warehouse.

"Wait a minute. There's an empty car behind them. Why did they drive away in an empty car? Do they need to transport something back?"

Luo Wei tugged at the man in blue, his superhuman vision allowing him to clearly see through the truck bed that the truck behind was completely empty. The longer the convoy, the easier it was to spot, so this guy definitely didn't just drive an extra truck back for no reason.

"How did you tell?"

The woman in green was puzzled.

"You'll find out once you go up there."

Without another word, Luo Wei pulled Qingyi up and flew into the thin clouds. The black clothes on the two of them blended into the dark sky, and from below, it was impossible to see anyone flying by.

The convoy proceeded exactly as planned, without stopping at all, and soon the vehicles left the city and headed towards...

We drove towards the mountains and forests.

This puzzled Luo Wei. The truck was transporting a large amount of luxury goods. Shouldn't it have been transported to the city to unload and sell them? Why was it driven into the mountains instead? Qingyi gave an explanation, saying that storing goods in the mountains was obviously safer than in the city. By storing the goods in the mountains and having distributors from various places pick them up, it wouldn't delay making money.

Hearing Qingyi say this, it's clear that Liu Beisan has been developing for many years and has long since formed a complete distribution system.

But aside from that, Luo Wei couldn't understand why it was really necessary to carry out a bombing and kill people in the city just to smuggle luxury goods. In fact, he had always wondered about this question. Was it really necessary?

It's important to understand that carrying out a bombing in the city would undoubtedly attract the attention of higher authorities and lead to a greater investigation, especially since this bombing resulted in multiple deaths. We learned from Huang Hua, who carried out the bombing, that Liu Beisan instructed him to do this simply to suppress other competitors, or perhaps there were other reasons.

But in any case, one thing Lowe is certain of.

Liu Beisan's crimes are far more serious than the bombing case; otherwise, he would never have committed such a sensational crime in public, shocking the entire city and even the whole country.

"arrive."

Luo Wei and his companion followed them to a mountain forest. One truck after another drove into a camp in the mountains. The camp had many wooden buildings, and it was clear that many people were guarding the outside. The defense was very tight. Every truck that entered had to be checked and searched. After going through the whole process, these guys seemed very professional. They didn't look like criminals at all, but more like a group of organized and disciplined troops.

The two landed on a large tree. The man in blue took out binoculars from his pocket and stared at them for a long time. “It seems that a few of them don’t look like Chinese people.”

"Whether they are Chinese or not, even if an American commits a crime in China, they should be kept here."

Luo Wei didn't have a telescope, but his super vision allowed him to see even more clearly. He also heard several languages ​​that didn't belong to China. He hadn't learned them, but they seemed familiar. Judging from the accents, they should be people from the vicinity of China.

"Can you see it?"

Qingyi noticed that he was watching with great interest and asked him a question.

"Ah."

Luo Wei didn't hide anything, nor was there anything to hide.

As he was speaking, his voice suddenly stopped, because a group of dirty women and children appeared in his field of vision. They looked terrified, some of them pale and thin, as if they were imprisoned in a dark and sunless dungeon. They were being herded one by one onto the empty truck, and after some people were put in, boxes of goods were loaded onto the truck to block the people in the truck.

Meanwhile, several trucks were unloading cargo nearby. Judging from the conversation of those guys, it seemed that the remaining trucks would also be used to transport people after unloading their goods.

"Oh shit!"

Luo Wei guessed what was going on, and he almost cursed through gritted teeth.

"What's wrong? What did you see? My view is blocked, I can't see anything."

Qingyi sensed his gloomy tone and immediately looked through her binoculars, but her view was blocked by a wall.

"I saw a group of pitiful people and a pack of beasts."

Luo Wei took a breath. In the dim moonlight, his deep and powerful eyes gleamed with a crimson light, an uncontrollable heat gaze that would burst forth whenever he was extremely angry.

He suppressed his anger and tossed a cell phone out of his pocket. "I've modified this phone so no one can find any information about it. There's a number in it called Liang Zhongping. Call him and tell him that there are people trafficking people here. Tell him to send as many people as possible as soon as possible!"

Done.

With a "bang," Luo Wei's figure turned into a blur, disappearing in the instant the leaves rustled and fell. All that could be seen was the camp where the criminals were stationed in the distance, and the lighthouses began to shatter one by one.

Inside the camp, the guards were still unconcerned, thinking it was just that the old lamps were not working properly, completely unaware that a bloody storm was about to sweep in!

Chapter 12: He Can't Be Considered Human

Why did the light go out?

"Kid, don't stand there. Hurry up and start the backup generator. This batch of goods can't be delayed. We need to get it to the border as soon as possible, or if the boss blames us, none of us will be in good shape."

"The generator is fine and it's still running, so the problem must be with the circuit."

"It was pitch black and I couldn't see anything."

Inside the camp, a group of people came outside and, by the faint moonlight, saw that the group of "cargo" were squatting on the ground, shivering. Not a single one was missing, so they breathed a sigh of relief and began to check the surrounding circuits. However, they did not notice that a figure had appeared on a truck.

"call"

Luo Wei took a deep breath and landed on the roof of the car. He had already cut all the street light wires when he flew over, plunging the entire camp into darkness. He did this to facilitate the rescue and prevent these beasts from taking hostages.

However, he didn't rush to make a move, waiting for the others to disperse so that it would be easier to act.

In the brief pause, Luo Wei looked at the huddled figure with an extremely cold expression, as if shrouded in a layer of haze even in the dim moonlight.

They must have been a mother and daughter, embracing each other. Their dark faces couldn't hide the fear and tears in their eyes.

Despite the mother's best efforts to comfort her daughter, the baby in her arms continued to tremble uncontrollably. The woman then broke down in tears, burying her head in the baby's shoulder.

This scene.

Luo Wei wondered what kind of person Liu Beisan was. Newspaper reports described him as a kind and amiable people's entrepreneur and philanthropist. He was short, chubby, and had a fleshy face, yet he gave the impression of being honest, approachable, and refined, without a trace of ruthlessness. But beneath that glamorous and hypocritical exterior lay a filthy beast.

For the first time in sixteen years, Lowe felt so angry. He watched as women and children were herded onto the carts like livestock in the camp, his eyes filled with rage and a crimson glint as he looked at the criminals.

How utterly depraved must a person's morality be to do such a thing to their fellow countrymen, selling them like livestock to foreign lands just to make money and gain profit? Luo Wei was wrong before. Liu Beisan does not belong to the third category of people, because once the hypocritical cloak is removed, what is exposed to the air can no longer be called human.

People should have humanity, but unfortunately Liu Beisan didn't.

This might be the reason he's willing to commit a bombing to conceal something; if this is exposed, he will face only death.

"Damn it, the power went out for some reason. We probably won't have any electricity tonight!"

"Damn it, it must be those rats! I should have told you guys to buy some rat poison and kill those filthy things. Now look what happened, the power lines have been chewed through, it's too late!"