The Fish of the Jianghu

The city theater, a side street, and a remodeled vehicle command center.

"Minister, the Trojan Horse has successfully entered the concert hall. The criminals' numbers, identities, and hiding places... are being confirmed one after another," the technician reported rapidly.

The minister naturally couldn't afford to remain idle either. Every second counted. If the criminals were thoroughly enraged and went berserk before the hostages could be rescued, it would lead to a catastrophe.

Not to mention that the people inside were all wealthy or influential—even ordinary civilians would cause enormous turmoil for the government... just like the terrorist attack that had occurred on the soil of that United States more than a decade ago. Yet to ease domestic public opinion, that country had been able to launch a war against another nation.

But they couldn't do that! Roger was originally an extremely wanted criminal in this country, and had always been on the wanted list!

However, if the government directly compromised with these bandits, it would undoubtedly be a disaster for the current administration! Its already-thin credibility would probably vanish completely!

"I only hope this Trojan Horse can help us resolve this crisis..." The security minister rubbed his forehead with great distress.

Of the four prisoners they had sent inside, one had already been persuaded to infiltrate as a spy and cooperate with the police rescue operation.

But would that fellow really obey so readily and choose to cooperate with the government?

Hopefully...

The minister sighed and once again turned his gaze toward the screen before the command platform, watching the situation inside the concert hall unfold bit by bit.

Bagi truly believed his judgment had been flawless.

Look, although he and Bato were only two people while the other side had six men and women, making it seem