Chow Sing Sing and He Wenzhan remained perfectly calm at their boss's conclusion.
Luo Danian and the Intelligence Group had been focusing their investigation on Chan Fong for more than half a month.
Although the Security Department had yet to obtain solid evidence of Chan Fong's crimes, they had uncovered plenty of shady dealings involving that old fox.
For example, his income sources were irregular, and there were problems with his personnel records.
A comparison with Chen Guang, the drug-distribution broker who had vanished six years earlier, revealed that Chan Fong's and Chen Guang's histories matched remarkably well.
Wherever the drug trafficker Chen Guang appeared, Chan Fong happened to be working there too.
The only difference between them was that whenever Chen Guang was active, Chan Fong's movements became very routine.
As a serving Interpol officer, Chan Fong certainly had work-related reasons to appear in different regions.
Keeping a low profile and a simple routine was precisely what made him most suspicious.
However, Chan Fong had a clean background and was a veteran Interpol officer.
In the past, no one had ever connected him to the drug trafficker Chen Guang.
Yet after the Security Department's investigation, clear links had emerged between the two identities.
Most importantly, Luo Danian had discovered that Chan Fong's personal account received a payment every quarter.
The money came from a Malaysian labor services company, which happened to be a front for the Lion Killer Organization under Situ Guang.
After Antelope revealed Situ Guang's background, the Security Department's senior officers had concluded that Chan Fong and Chen Guang were the same person.
Unfortunately, that evidence alone was not enough to bring the old fox Chan Fong fully to justice. At most, it would cost him his position with Interpol.
After all, there was far too much