From the Assault Team's arrival on the top floor of the DOA Building to complete control of the scene, barely ten seconds had passed.
To be precise, victory had already been secured within three seconds.
That was because a flashbang's optimal blinding and stunning effects lasted only those three seconds.
Those three seconds were also the Police Force's explicit requirement for its elite Action Groups.
The training syllabuses currently used by the National Security Department's most elite Action Groups and the Flying Tigers had all been written by Sir Kwan, the Police Force's current Number One.
As one of the world's foremost special operations experts, Zhou Quan had personally drawn up a training syllabus sufficient to train strategic-level special forces.
Back when he had still been active on the operational front lines, he had commanded an operational sharp sword outside the Police Force's formal establishment: T Squad, composed entirely of his trusted confidants.
But as he and his brothers continued to rise through the ranks, T Squad had become a passage in the history of the Police Force's development.
Yet assault groups of the same nature as T Squad had not vanished entirely. Instead, they had flourished within the Police Force.
After Zhou Quan became the Police Force's Number One, he imposed increasingly strict requirements on the Flying Tigers' combat capabilities.
He further refined the National Security Department Action Group's training syllabus and used it to replace the Flying Tigers' original syllabus entirely.
If the Hong Kong Island Police Force's original Flying Tigers had merely been a high-caliber Special Police Force,
then today's Flying Tigers were absolutely worthy of being called special forces.
The assault groups in the Police Force's other departments could not spend their days either training or carrying out missions as the Flying Tigers did.
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