"Buzz!!"

The throttle roar of a Porsche roars across the empty road.

After almost ten minutes of speeding, the sound of a police car's horn was heard behind them.

Luo's driving skills are not good, and they can even be said to be average, but fortunately, the performance of this modified car is excellent.

It didn't take long to get rid of the police car behind him in the intricate urban area.

I also stopped halfway through and bought two hot dogs on the side of the road.

Eventually, he returned to the safe house unharmed.

……

It was already approaching evening.

The purchase of weapons and equipment can be said to be going very smoothly, although the conversation between Corey and Zach is mostly nonsense, but fortunately, the time for Luo to solve Jesse is very short, saving most of the time in the whole process.

Otherwise, if the time drags on until after the sun goes down, Luo's actions will be greatly hindered.

He cannot appear in public, unlit situations.

Because then tomorrow the headline in the newspaper will be a picture of a strange figure with a blue glow on its face......

This will cause him endless trouble.

But now that the two of them have successfully returned to the safe house, none of their original worries are gone.

And since Corey has agreed to the auction, as long as there are no problems with this transaction, Corey doesn't do any tricks, and if nothing happens, they have to prepare to participate in the auction.

Zach doesn't really understand the auction very well, first of all, the admission fee is 500,000 per person, which is also a lot of money for him. Secondly, the weapons and equipment they need can be purchased from Corey at all, and they don't need to participate in the auction at all.

In fact, Luo himself did not have any good reasons for the decision of the auction, he just saw the words about the new type of weapons on the auction instructions, and intuitively thought that it might have something to do with Harvey's organization.

Because the pulse beam gun in Harvey's hand left too much impression on him.

So the plan that was supposed to start with Chris's side of the investigation had to be pushed back a bit, and then again, the purpose of these two choices was to be able to investigate and understand the clues of the force where Harvey was located, so theoretically there was no conflict.

If it turns out that Rowe's intuition is wrong by then, and there are no valuable clues at the auction, then nothing has to lose by investigating from Chris's point of view.

Oh yes, there's still a loss, that million tickets.

It should be a big loss, especially for Zach......

……

In addition, the address that Zach left for Corey was none other than the location where they now lived.

They had previously discussed this issue.

Originally, Zack's concern was that if something would go wrong with revealing where they lived to Cory.

But then I looked back and thought about it, the two of them were already in each other's sphere of influence, in other words, they were now on someone else's territory, even if they hid at the first time, they would still be found by the other party after a long time, and their original target was not Doug's side, the two sides did not have any conflict of interest, and even had some cooperation in arms transactions and auctions, so there was no absolute need to hide themselves.

"Hey, you can give me back my sweatshirt."

As soon as he entered, Zach asked Rowe for his Mensa member sweatshirt.

"There's no hurry."

Law ignored Zack and headed straight for the upstairs room.

"No quality."

Zach shook his head, sat down in front of the computer, and continued with his normal routine.

"Oh yes, you get Chris out of the file, we're going to have to get to know this old teammate again."

Law suddenly turned back to Zach and said.

Zach, who had just launched the game, rolled his eyes and closed the game's interface to enter the database and the intelligence agency website.

Although he can't talk about it, he still doesn't dare to disobey Luo in action.

This was deeply realized after he was beaten up by Luo when he first joined the club.

After that, he was unusually acquainted, and as they got along for more time, Zach knew that Luo was not the kind of person who could let you do anything after getting acquainted, and if necessary, he would still fix himself, so Zach has always been very acquainted.

"Okay, okay, I have almost prepared the information not long ago, of course, people like him who have been in the underground world for most of their lives, there are dozens of different nationalities and identities that have been disclosed alone, and it is estimated that most of the information in the files I have now is also forged, and the only ones who really know him are estimated to be the old batch of narwhals, but you also know that those people are basically dead."

Zach tapped quickly on the keyboard with ten fingers, sorting out a document for Law.

He's right, the longer Chris has been around, the harder it is to figure out the details, and the limited information they have learned in just a few years with Chris is not worth mentioning, and they can't even tell exactly what this person really is.

And as Zach investigates, more messy information will emerge, and nine percent of them are false, and how to distinguish them is the real problem.

"Then sift through the information, I want useful information, not a hodgepodge of useless false spam information." Luo said lightly.

"Yes Boss, I'll figure it out." Zach sighed.

……

…

"Wait, what did you just say?" Law pondered for a moment, and suddenly remembered something Zach had just said.

"What did I say? No, Ward, I'm not going to tell you about my contact with the strippers last night...... "Zach asked, covering his mouth.

“……”

"Would you like to experience Jessicaster's treatment?" Luo asked lightly.

"No, no, no, no, no, no." Zach cowered on the couch and shook his head.

"So what the hell did I say just now?"

"You said that the only people who really know Chris, it is estimated that there is only an old batch of narwhals." Luo said.

"Oh, yes, that's right, it's okay, right? Those people are basically dead, and you know there are so many dog tags hanging in the base. Zach nodded.

"There are a lot of dog tags, but no one has ever said that the old batch of narwhals are all dead." Luo narrowed his eyes and said.

“… emm......" Zach touched his chin and asked, "So what do you mean." ”

"Check those old narwhals in the past, don't let any of them go, and check the dead ones."

(End of chapter)