One of the Most Superstitious Cities: Hong Kong

"Correction."

"Ma Shangfeng should be Lin Ying, courtesy name Caolu Layman."

"Mount Mao is a branch of the Orthodox Unity Sect and one of its three mountains."

Meng Chao was not actually afraid of looking for the female corpse and Colonel Miyake.

He was afraid that, when the critical moment came, he would once again be the one pushed forward to handle the most dangerous task.

He might have looked like a sorry case, but he had plenty of little schemes. None of them seemed particularly clever, though.

Lin Ying had his own reason for tracking down Colonel Miyake: he would go straight to the club in the police station prison and ask Miyake's former subordinates inside.

Jin Maiji and Meng Chao played the cheerleaders and applauded.

"Yeah! Yeah! You're amazing, Master!"

Lin Ying nodded approvingly. "Good. You two lead the way."

"Huh?!"

Jin Maiji and Meng Chao exchanged a look. Their joy had turned to misery in an instant.

"No, Master! We'll get killed!"

Lin Ying stroked his beard.

"When that Japanese invader comes for you, you'll die all the same."

With it put that way, Jin Maiji and Meng Chao had no choice but to go.

"Then you have to make sure you protect us, Master."

"Don't worry. I feel an affinity with this young friend. Here's a talisman that will keep you safe."

Lin Ying took out a yellow paper talisman folded into shape, and Jin Maiji and Meng Chao immediately began fighting over who would get it.

Li Dan had a feeling Lin Ying had done it on purpose. They were only leading the way, so they would not be in much danger. Was Lin Ying a little sly beneath that respectable exterior?

In that respect, he took after the others of Mount Mao.

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