The infiltration of Hong Kong Island by Doctor and the other terrorists drew Zhou Quan's close attention.
Whether it was the imperial jewelry from Tsarist Russia on display at the Kum To Hotel or the foreign consuls attending the event, neither mattered to him.
Zhou Quan would not care in the slightest whether those objects were lost or those people died.
But there was one condition: nothing of the sort could happen on Hong Kong Island.
Especially with Hong Kong Island's handover drawing ever closer, Zhou Quan would not allow anything with potentially shocking international repercussions to happen.
Apart from the officers already on assignments, every member of the Security Department's Action Group got moving.
The overall operation was proceeding smoothly.
Only two aspects encountered minor complications.
The first was the investigation into Doctor and the other terrorists' movements and whereabouts.
Faced with the orders Sir Kwan had passed down, none of Hong Kong Island's gangs, large or small, dared object.
However, these terrorists were exceptionally cunning. They had split up to infiltrate Hong Kong Island, then immediately gone into hiding.
No matter how the local Gou Hok Jai searched, they never found any trace of them.
Unfortunately, the Interpol agent's fate remained unknown, and Interpol did not have precise information on these terrorists either.
They only knew that the terrorists' leader went by the codename Doctor, with Rabbit, Sang Bang, Fei Fei, and others serving as his core members.
If he had accurate portraits, Zhou Quan could have mobilized sheer numbers, using the Gou Hok Jai scattered throughout Hong Kong Island to find these terrorists.
Zhou Quan did not dwell on the setback in tracking them down.
Naturally, eliminating them in advance and preventing trouble before it happened would have been ideal.
But if things did not go as