Tu Men was on watch inside the villa, patiently observing the activity around him. He had another teammate with him. Ten members were on night duty, split into two teams. Three were in the surveillance room, while the others were outside, along with three hunting dogs.
"Damn it, tonight it feels like I owe the mosquitoes millions. They're all coming to bite me." One team member could not help complaining, occasionally slapping at his face to drive away the mosquitoes.
"Hang in there. There are only a little over three hours until dawn, then we can get some proper rest. This night shift is really hard to endure."
Before long, a listless voice came through the earpiece. "You guys are still pretty lively. I had insomnia last night, and now I'm on night watch today. I feel like I've lost half my life."
"With this weather, there are too many mosquitoes. That buzzing is simply unbearable."
"Following sir, this much hardship shouldn't be a problem, right?" Tu Men said, taking out a cigarette and lighting it to wake himself up. He casually offered one to the teammate beside him.
"Sir is truly powerful. Being able to follow him is my greatest honor." An admiring voice came through the earpiece.
It was the dead of night, and the team members were all more or less exhausted. Dark clouds covered the sky, hiding the stars and moon. With no lights, the only thing they could barely make out was the outline of the trees outside the villa.
After their brief conversation, the earpieces fell silent again. This was the time when the human body most needed rest. Their mental energy was severely depleted, and they were worn out.
Suddenly, a low buzzing sound drifted over.
"What was that? Did any of you