Fish and Bear Paw
Having witnessed Li Bai's interrogation methods from start to finish, Zhao Ziwu felt his scalp crawling.
With an Interrogation Consultant like this at the Public Security Bureau, wouldn't every criminal suspect be scrambling to confess?
The unlucky prisoner had suffered terribly—so terribly it was almost inhuman. His whole body was swollen, and on the surface he was nearly unrecognizable. In reality, though, he had only suffered flesh wounds. Give him time to recover, and he wouldn't even have any aftereffects.
In fact, Li Bai was only doing this because he was abroad and following local customs.
Back in China, he was still a law-abiding, friendly young man and a model citizen.
Zhao Ziwu organized the interrogation record into an electronic document and sent it over the satellite phone's data network. Then he notified them by radio. Team Leader Shi Boxue, who was stationed with the main force of the operation group, received the email right away.
Most of the information about the defectors' hideout in the Rocky Mountains was laid out clearly in the document.
Li Bai took out another pair of colorful, limited-edition anniversary handcuffs, specially choosing a shade of Palace Museum red. As a sort of compensation, he slapped them on the now thoroughly pudgy Liu Quan with his hands cuffed behind his back. Then he marched him out front to lead the way to the defectors' hideout. If Liu Quan tried anything on the way, Li Bai would kick him straight into a ditch and leave him to his fate.
The North American Grizzly Bear had been beaten into submission and followed along without needing to be driven. Li Bai gave him a new name: Xiong San'er.
There were plenty of wild animals in the Rocky Mountains, and North American Grizzly Bears were