"Before I explain the plan, I need to remind you: for this Falcon Plan, our mission is to capture the target alive and take him out of Huaxia. Be extremely careful. Do not kill him."
Ruth wore a solemn expression. Five people sat around the table before her. Playing games, cleaning guns, lifting dumbbells, reading documents—everyone was occupied with their own thing.
"Do you understand?" Ruth had grown used to this scene.
"You've said it more than three times already." The chatty young man picked at his ear and continued playing his handheld console. "Can you say something a little more original?"
"Then let's go over the operation plan."
Ruth glanced at the chatty young man, opened the computer in her hands, and projected its display onto the wall. It showed a map of Bin Hai City, crisscrossed with its roads.
"This is Bin Hai City. It is close to the sea, which gives us favorable conditions for quickly moving the target out of Huaxia. I've already contacted our people above. Once we capture the target, we'll take him out of Bin Hai City by water. A boat will meet us then and take him to International Waters as quickly as possible."
"Are we sure we're taking him to the docks? There's customs there, and plenty of people come and go. We'll stand out and be easily exposed."
"Who said we're taking him to the docks? Let me finish." Ruth snapped coldly. "We'll take him here."
Ruth tapped a location on the map.
"This is a small beach called Tiger Head Beach by the locals. A speedboat will be waiting for us there during the operation. As long as we get Chen Mo onto the boat and out of Bin Hai City, it won't be so easy for the Huaxia