Even after all these years, Uncle Song still dwelled on what had happened back then.
Looking back on it was still painful.
But from his account, he seemed to have already dealt with people from the organization before he went overseas to rescue the hostages.
The people he and his colleagues had shot dead might also have belonged to the organization.
That group had returned to China to scout things out, only for Uncle Song and the others to gun them down right on their doorstep.
Not long afterward came the kidnapping that Wu Huaqing had staged himself.
Going by that, after the organization fled overseas, Wu Huaqing must have returned to China before everyone else. He might even have never left.
If he had stayed overseas all that time, how had he built up his "Infinite Daoist" persona?
According to Uncle Song, Wu Huaqing was famous in China, even serving as the personal feng shui master to many powerful figures. Even rich people could not necessarily secure his services.
To have earned that reputation, he must have spent a long time in China.
Uncle Song and his colleagues had killed the first batch of organization members to return to China, dealing the organization a setback. Soon afterward, Wu Huaqing had plotted to lure Uncle Song overseas.
Looking at it this way, why had he wanted to trick Uncle Song into going abroad?
Because Uncle Song was a fierce fighter who had killed the first batch of returning organization members?
But surely Uncle Song and those few colleagues were not the only people in his unit?
Even if Uncle Song and all his teammates had died overseas, surely there were other people in their unit?
So, clearly, Wu Huaqing's real target had not been Uncle Song, but Uncle Song's superior.