This wasn't science.
The dark-skinned muscle-bound brutes who had been pretending to be brave and shouting abuse outside the camp all this time turned tail and ran at Li Bai's roar. Their carefully crafted image fell apart on the spot, leaving them looking utterly pathetic. Who am I? Where am I? What am I doing?!
One thing was certain: these guys were nothing but cannon fodder sent to their deaths.
Someone had to be pulling the strings behind this unidentified group of armed men, secretly plotting some grand scheme. They were trying to drag the Chinese peacekeeping force into it to achieve some ulterior motive—and it probably wasn't anything good.
Even without knowing their intentions, just thinking it through was enough to make anyone feel that the plan was damn sinister and malicious, with the most vile of motives.
If Li Bai hadn't suddenly let out that roar, Luan Zhengwei and Commander Cui probably wouldn't have noticed so many suspicious details.
"Wait, I haven't finished negotiating yet!"
Before his words had even faded, Li Bai's figure blurred and vanished without warning. No one knew where he'd gone.
The snipers and sharpshooters keeping watch over him all saw a blur before their eyes and lost track of him at the same time.
What on earth had happened?
While everyone was still bewildered, two seconds later, someone sharp-eyed finally spotted Li Bai. At some point, he had appeared a dozen or so paces away and was about to catch up with the fleeing dark-skinned muscle brutes.
"What happened? Am I seeing things?"
Luan Zhengwei rubbed his eyes hard and exchanged a glance with Commander Cui.
They stared at each other, seeing the same incredulous expression on the other's face.
Clearly, more than one person had seen things.
It was as if Li