Simulation Game: Crisis Management-Chapter 380 - 183: Reconnaissance and Counter-Tracking (Part 2)

Chapter 380: Chapter 183: Reconnaissance and Counter-Tracking (Part 2)

From the attention paid by the National Security Special Service personnel in front of him, and from various clues, Sun Hengfei is likely the main person placed by the Yijuan Association in the Xia Kingdom to engage in illegal activities for them. Otherwise, they wouldn’t spend so much money and equipment to cultivate him. 𝒻𝘳𝘦𝘦𝘸ℯ𝒷𝘯𝘰𝑣ℯ𝑙.𝘤𝑜𝘮

In other words, Sun Hengfei is probably another "Shao Liang."

And since Shao Liang had special amine compounds, could Sun Hengfei also have something special on him?

In Gu Ji’s eyes, any real-world power linked to game levels is not simple.

According to Jian Na’s clues, Yijuan Association is the second-largest violent group in Japan, and that Ah Bu Zhongben took only a few years to rise to the position of the "third person" in Yijuan by leading the old members of Liangben. If he solely relied on the "Paradise" drug, it would be somewhat far-fetched.

After all, Japanese organizations operate with a family structure.

Either he had a mysterious force helping him in the shadows, or he’s hiding other "secrets."

Soon, two hours passed, and the sun had long set. The entire land was shrouded in darkness, with beams of moonlight barely passing through crisscrossing branches, casting scattered light. Occasionally, distant and lingering cries could be heard, adding to the eerie atmosphere.

Additionally, it’s late October, and nighttime temperatures in the mountains are low. Fortunately, everyone wore masks, or their faces and ears would have been painfully cold.

At this moment, the military dog Champion suddenly stopped and quietly sat facing northwest.

"There’s movement, everyone conceal yourselves!"

The armed police commander and reconnaissance officer in the front row swiftly lowered their bodies as they advanced slowly, moving their arms up and down at their sides in a clear gesture to lie low.

Gu Ji, rotated into the first line, also concealed himself at an angle behind Gao Bo, who held a shield.

Until this moment, Gao Bo noticed that he consistently maintained his hands in a position ready to shoot.

In the entire special police team, Gu Ji almost transitioned into a shooting stance the quickest. As others were just raising their guns, he had already disabled the safety and was ready for kneeling shooting.

The commander of the armed police squad and Zhang Wenjun turned on their tactical flashlights simultaneously, scanning in the direction where the Champion had issued a warning.

With the blinding light, numerous pairs of ghostly green eyes were seen lurking behind the undergrowth, causing many special police to feel a chill in their hearts.

The armed police commander immediately lowered his left hand, palm up, fingers spread in a grasping form.

"It’s a canine beast."

"It could be wild wolves."

At this moment, another police dog "Lingxi" from the Ningzhou Special Police Team seemed to spot a target, sitting in front of the Squad 3 team leader, wagging its tail rapidly to indicate its urgency.

Modern military police dog training, to prevent being discovered by enemies and sound-controlled explosives, involves lying quietly rather than low growling.

"Go!"

The leader of Squad 3 softly commanded, and Lingxi immediately darted out.

About tens of meters forward, Gu Ji suddenly caught a faint scent of blood in the air and quickly moved forward, pinching Gao Bo’s arm to caution that there was a situation ahead, urging him to proceed carefully.

As expected.

In a thicket, a shadow lay in a pool of blood—it was a wild wolf!

"It must be the doing of Sun Hengfei’s group. The body has a bullet wound in the chest, and the abdominal wound is neat, cut by a very sharp knife. There are also deliberately disturbed footprints around."

Reconnaissance officers of the armed police and National Security Special Service conducted a simple survey of the scene and reminded the team not to destroy it.

Gu Ji glanced from afar, noticing that the incision location was somewhat odd—it had been cut from below.

After the commanding officer reported the intelligence to the provincial office, the command center ordered the middle and right flanks to gradually tighten leftwards and reassigned police helicopters’ search focus to shift over.

"We finally caught the tail of this group of criminals!"

A special police officer excitedly swung his gun, thinking they could finally net the criminals and wrap up, but unexpectedly, the usually excellent military dog Champion suddenly seemed lost, circling around madly sniffing the ground and wild grass.

Not just it, but another police dog behaved the same way.

For professionally trained, highly obedient dogs, this behavior was extremely unusual.

"Mr. Wang, what’s wrong with Champion?"

"It’s excited."

The armed police dog trainer squatted down, holding Champion in place, brushing its head and back fur to calm it, when he caught a special scent, "There seems to be a urine smell around here!"

"It’s female wolf urine."

Gu Ji couldn’t help but speak, "The criminals likely extracted it from the bladder of that female wolf just now. Urine from female canines can excite and arouse male canines, effectively disrupting male police dogs’ tracking, even more effective than ammonia."

"That’s indeed the case."

The armed police dog trainer nodded at him.

Military and police dogs typically don’t undergo neutering surgery, mainly for two reasons: To ensure aggression when carrying out tasks, as physical disability could affect the police dog’s mood. Secondly, police dogs are often from superior and rare breeds, and it’s essential to ensure that excellent bloodlines continue.

"Looks like the intelligence assessment was accurate. This group has undergone special training and knows how to counter the tracking techniques of armed police and public security." Squad 3’s special police command pointed at the police dog Lingxi, "Now we can only rely on the female dog to lead as the primary tracking dog."

"But doing this will significantly lower tracking efficiency."

"It’s also nighttime now, and aerial reconnaissance is greatly weakened. If only there were more helicopters!"

"It’s not so easy. The resources of the Ningzhou City Bureau are limited, and they also need to account for other cases and emergencies. They can’t possibly allocate everything to go after this group of criminals."