A retired reincarnator from a certain American film studio

This isn't candy.

Even if it's candy, it's poisonous candy.

Although CPH4 can provide a stimulation and an indescribable pleasant feeling that is difficult to achieve with other over-the-counter anesthetics.

But this stuff can be fatal if taken in large doses.

This is why the Ten Commandments Gang diluted the concentration to such an outrageous level.

Of course.

Making as much money as possible is one aspect.

But most importantly, if the Ten Rings gang wants to earn a huge amount of money from the free world through CPH4, they cannot afford to damage the reputation of their products.

After all, there is a fundamental difference between being high and being extremely high.

Anyway!

The 30 kilograms of CPH4 seized from the Tangrenbang group is not in the state bureau's evidence room, but its final destination will definitely be the black market for non-prescription controlled drugs in California.

So right now there's just one problem.

Who did Louis give those thirty pounds of CPH4, worth seventy-five million?

Lu Ke had a bit of a headache.

If he had known beforehand that the exclusive distributor of CPH4 was the Tangrenbang, he wouldn't have so readily and decisively sent Louis away.

it's good now.

The person left, and the goods are gone too.

but……

This shipment is crucial to his ability to unlock the genetic potential, so he is determined to get it.

With that thought in mind, Luke hung up the phone, turned around, and said to Carl, "Carl, I'll have Jack take you to the port warehouse to check if there's any equipment you're missing, and I'll get it for you as soon as possible."

Carl had no objection to this.

after awhile.

Jack arrived at the office.

After Luke spoke a few words to Jack, Jack took Carl and left his office for the port warehouse.

During this period, Jack has been helping with receiving and arranging the arrival of equipment and raw materials at the port warehouse.

no way.

Luke was busy battling Louis recently, so these matters could only be handled by Jack, whose loyalty to him was beyond question.

Even Brian O'Connor, who officially joined Operations Team Two yesterday as deputy team leader, ranks second in Luke's loyalty to Jack.

Of course.

Debbie was more loyal than Brian O'Connor.

After Jack and Carl left the office, Luke thought for a moment and then called Debbie up.

"Dong dong!"

"Enter."

Debbie pushed the door open and entered from the outside. She looked at Luke, who was standing by the French windows, holding a wine glass and with one hand in his pocket: "Boss, you called me?"

Luke turned around, saw Debbie enter, his eyes lit up, put down his wine glass, walked to Debbie, and then pushed Debbie to sit in his seat.

Debbie blinked.

"Boss."

"Ah."

"Actually, I like women."

Debbie, sitting in Luke's office chair, was a little dazed. She blinked and then revealed her orientation to Luke.

Lu Ke raised an eyebrow.

"I know."

"what!"

“Jack told me that.”

"Varied……"

Upon hearing this, Debbie gritted her teeth and said, "Damn Jack, that loudmouth."

She now strongly suspects that the reason the young lady in the evidence room ignored her was because Jack might have said something.

Damn Jack, you just wait.

Debbie took a deep breath, shook her head, and changed the subject: "Boss, what do you plan to have me do?"

Luke pushed the spotless keyboard on the desk toward Debbie: "Help me check this guy's cash flow."

Debbie was slightly taken aback, but couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief as she placed her hands on the keyboard.

"That's it, boss? You should have said so earlier. Who are you investigating?"

"Houghton Lewis".

"Horton..."

Debbie paused slightly as she was about to type, then looked up at Luke: "Director Louis?"

Luke nodded: "That's right."

Debbie opened her mouth.

"Boss, do we have a search warrant?"

No, do you need it?

"No need, I was just asking."

Debbie shook her head, placed her hands back on the keyboard, and started typing while asking curiously, "What are we looking for?"

Lu Kela pulled up a chair and sat down next to Debbie, looking at the impressive-looking data flashing on the computer screen: "When the Tang gang was wiped out, the state bureau's evidence room was missing thirty kilograms of CPH4, worth about seventy-five million. I want to know, who did Louis sell this batch of goods to?"

Debbie paused for a moment, then silently began to operate the device.

Luke sat to the side.

Debbie's computer skills are absolutely top-notch.

Although Luke wasn't very proficient in computer technology, he could draw this conclusion just by looking at Debbie's typing speed and the constantly flowing data stream on the screen.

but……

Luke asked curiously, "Is the computer training at the Federal Academy really that good?"

Debbie sneered.

"Stop messing around, boss. Quantico's system is like a hornet's nest; it's been hacked countless times."

"Then what about your computer skills?"

"I know a very amazing teacher."

"teacher?"

"Ah."

"Ok."

Lu Ke raised an eyebrow.

Think about it.

If all the agents trained by Quantico had computer skills like Debbie's, where would there be room for hackers to thrive in the Commonwealth?

With that thought in mind, Luke stopped bothering Debbie.

The morning passed in the blink of an eye.

Debbie then unearthed thirty-two bank accounts belonging to Horton Lewis across various banks from the federal data system.

but……

These bank accounts have one thing in common.

The balance is zero.

obviously.

These funds, which were openly displayed and totaled over 500 million, have already been completely withdrawn by the Louis family.

As for the money behind the scenes?

Luke watched as Rachel logged into an interface resembling a word game. She found a female player who seemed to be AFK and had the word "Sefer" above her head. Luke then sent Louis's information and all thirty-two bank accounts to her.

"I don't have the resources to find overseas accounts."

After Debbie finished, she took her hands off the keyboard and said to Luke, "But I contacted my teacher, and she will send it over once she has any news."

Lu Ke looked at the chibi-style figure on the computer screen with the word "Sefer" above it: "This Sefer, is he your teacher?"

Debbie nodded: "Yes, my master is very powerful."

Lu Ke responded with an "oh".

He now understood why Debbie's computer skills were so impressive.

Her teacher is from the Fast & Furious world, having played the villain in at least three movie series, the infamous hacker Cypher. So how could Debbie's computer skills not be amazing?

Lu Ke thought to himself, then looked at the ringing phone.

Alexander Pierce.

Lu Ke glanced at the caller ID, stood up, picked up his empty wine glass, and answered the phone as he walked towards the sofa: "Good afternoon, Sasha!"

He felt that, given his relationship with Alexander, they had reached the point where they could call each other by nicknames.

Alexander Pierce, on the other end of the phone, didn't seem to think so.