Although the Federal Police monitoring the perimeter reported that they had not seen anyone else climb out the windows apart from the last member of the Special Action Team, Zero now had every reason to suspect that Zhang Heng was no longer on the twelfth floor.
The main reason was that the fire here was growing increasingly intense. If Zhang Heng were still in the room, he probably would not be having an easy time either. And with every passing minute, his danger increased. If he could still sit tight under such circumstances, Zero would truly have to admire him.
Even so, Zero still left most of his men on the twelfth floor and went alone to pursue the last member of the Special Action Team. This was not because his confidence had swelled to the point where he believed he could handle Zhang Heng by himself.
In fact, the opposite was true. Zero had chosen the most conservative and reliable strategy. If Zhang Heng was still on the twelfth floor and eventually joined the battle, then even if the three people Zero left behind could not take him down, they could still use the fire to hold the emergency passage. Meanwhile, Zero could eliminate the last member of the Special Action Team as quickly as possible and rush back to reinforce them. Perhaps he would not even need to return—the fire alone would be enough to leave Zhang Heng with nowhere to go.
On the other hand, Zero had also prepared for the possibility that Zhang Heng had already left the twelfth floor. In that case, his objective would change. He would no longer seek to obtain the cargo quickly, but would instead do everything possible to keep Zhang Heng tied down and prevent him from getting it. Zero