Four little black snakes quickly slithered in from different directions, then headed toward the fake Olai and the observers' buildings.
When the time was right, the four little black snakes split up again and climbed into different rooms of the factory. Since it was a factory, the rooftop was fairly spacious, with all kinds of beams, steel pillars, and the like—perfect for the little black snakes to climb around on.
The little black snakes themselves were quite fast and could quickly climb to their destinations.
Because of the Restriction, Chen Mo could hear what the little black snakes heard through his senses, which felt rather novel.
Inside the factory building, Olai sat in a room, pacing back and forth irritably. He kept muttering, "Why haven't they come yet? Why haven't they come yet? I really don't want to play this fellow."
And so on. That string of self-talk confirmed Chen Mo's suspicion: this Olai was fake, and everything had been arranged to lure Chen Mo into this trap.
As for how the trap had been set up or what special methods it involved, he heard nothing about that.
Seeing that Olai had no useful inside information, he could only place his hopes on the other three little black snakes. Chen Mo immediately ordered this one to stay hidden and remain on standby while he shifted his attention to the other three snakes.
After some time, and after eavesdropping on several people's conversations, he pieced together what they said and finally figured out some of the situation here.
First, Chen Mo learned that the person who had been hunting and dealing with him all along was a relative of the royal family of Malaysia. He had brought people to capture Chen Mo in order to earn some easy credit, but at