After reaching the sedan, Jiang Cheng had little trouble using the fire poker to fish out a female paper figure.
Honestly, he hadn't seen it clearly at first. It was pitch-black, and it had startled him, too. But the moment he spotted the bright red nail polish on the female paper figure's hands, he understood everything.
"So A Biao hid one paper figure, which means he took two female paper figures out with him..." Though angry, Jiang Cheng knew this man wouldn't be easy to deal with. He had both courage and brains, and there might be some other trap waiting for them.
He'd originally been keeping an eye on Yu Chengmu, but he hadn't expected A Biao to be far more troublesome than he'd imagined. Jiang Cheng narrowed his eyes slightly, realizing things were starting to get interesting...
Time was limited. Jiang Cheng left the paper figure behind and went to the room where the paper figures were stored. The door was half open, and he could clearly see a lantern in a conspicuous spot inside.
The lantern was out. Judging by where it had been placed, A Biao had been quite considerate of him. He hadn't even hidden it.
Without using his hands, Jiang Cheng slowly pushed the door open with the wooden stick. Thankfully, aside from the harsh creaking of the hinges, there was nothing unusual. Only after checking the doorway for tripwires and the like did he carefully step inside.
The lantern looked as if it had been set out especially for him. Its handle was angled toward the door, making it easy to pick up. After making sure the area was safe, Jiang Cheng knelt down and inspected the lantern from every direction, leaving no blind spots.
At last, he found a few inconspicuous barbs