Following the earlier attacks, the people behind them may have received word that neither the Somali militants nor even the mercenaries they'd paid so much to hire could be relied on. They simply abandoned their now-useless original plan, and the rest of the journey passed without any more attempts to intercept Li Bai's convoy. It arrived in downtown Mogadishu without a hitch.
At some point, though, two cars had started following them, trailing them all the way in a furtive manner.
When the military jeep and truck turned, the two cars turned after them.
When the jeep and truck stopped to ask for directions, the two cars slowed down and pulled over as well.
Even an idiot could tell something was off about the two cars, and Li Bai and his companions were certainly no fools.
The two cars followed them all the way to a large supermarket in downtown Mogadishu.
"Li Bai, those guys still haven't given up!"
After the military jeep came to a stop, Diana got out, glanced at the two cars parked not far away, then calmly linked her arm through Li Bai's.
There was a saying about how guilty people always gave themselves away. No one got out of the two cars that had followed them, but it was still easy to tell that the people inside were secretly watching Li Bai and the others.
The people behind the two earlier attempts to stop them hadn't given up so easily. They were stubbornly trying to keep Li Bai and his companions under close watch.
"Let them. Maybe we can even get them to help us in a bit!"
Li Bai didn't care in the least. He was perfectly calm.
There was nothing in either car that those guys were looking for. From the moment he'd