Although Chow Sing Sing wanted to get to know Luk Chi-lim, he did not linger at the Golf Club for very long.
After exchanging pleasantries for two or three minutes, he took his men and said goodbye, escorting Wu Chi-yung and Xu Huaijing back to National Security Department headquarters.
Xu Huaijing was relatively straightforward to deal with. He was merely a somewhat important pawn.
Within Hong Kong Island, he might qualify as one of the masterminds behind the Z Fund affair.
If they really traced it to its source, Xu Huaijing and Wu Chi-yung were only minor players.
The international criminal syndicates behind the Z Fund were the true masterminds.
Now that Wu Chi-yung had been caught, Hong Kong Island could fully claim a sweeping victory in the Z Fund affair.
But if they could follow the trail and catch some of the transnational criminals, that would undoubtedly add further distinction to their achievement.
The reason it was only some was that these transnational criminals clearly could not all be implicated.
Even Wu Chi-yung himself might not know how many transnational criminals stood behind him.
The only target they could actually identify with certainty was that foreigner, Zorro.
Thus, Chow Sing Sing's operation had not yet reached its ultimate conclusion.
What came next was undoubtedly the interrogation of Wu Chi-yung.
They would root out Zorro, the foreigner who was one of the masterminds, further expanding the National Security Department's success.
If they could lure this man directly to Hong Kong Island and arrest him, that would naturally be the best possible outcome.
Even if this foreigner, Zorro, would not enter Hong Kong Island, Wu Chi-yung's statement could still serve as part of the Police Force's leverage in negotiations with other countries' law enforcement agencies.
Inside the Operations Department's interrogation room,