Zhou Quan's return to familiar ground was brief. After drawing up a plan against Nuo Ka with Fang Xinwu, he immediately returned to the Joint Operations Command Centre in the Golden Triangle Special Administrative Region.
Ching Tung and the other men still needed to stay with Fang Xinwu and help him complete the final cleanup task.
Only when this joint operation involving Four Countries and Five Places officially ended would they return to Zhou Quan's command and resume their identities as police officers.
Then, naturally, they would receive rewards according to their contributions, along with promotions and pay raises.
For now, however, the most urgent task was still to destroy the Nuo Ka Group completely.
After that, Zhou Quan and Fang Xinwu began working separately.
Each took charge of one line of operations, luring Nuo Ka into the trap from different directions.
Until Fang Xinwu sent a signal, Zhou Quan had no way of knowing how things were progressing on his end.
But Zhou Quan's operation against Nuo Ka was undoubtedly moving very quickly.
The method was simple: entrapment, as usual.
It was a very old trick, but it often produced surprisingly good results.
Zhou Quan had put considerable effort into this entrapment operation.
Not only had he drawn on connections from various quarters to fabricate convincing, credible backgrounds for the men taking the stage.
To be safe, he had even urgently transferred Su Kin-chiu from the Hong Kong Island Police Force to play the lead.
The current Four Countries and Five Places Action Group certainly had no shortage of specialists in drug crimes.
Both Yu Ping from Mainland China and Gao Gang were elites in this field.
Among the Hong Kong Island Police Force personnel, there were also officers such as Ma Hiu Tin and Cheung Tsz-wai, who had