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Chapter 61 of 100

Chapter 61

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Chapter 3129: Plan Arrangement

"Everything is ready; under normal circumstances, we can set sail today."

Gao Xiaoqiu was telling Lin Yi this.

If the pirate issue could be resolved, they could depart at any time.

"Let's arrange to set sail now."

Although there was still a group of people to deal with, it would take some time for the cargo ship to arrive here. By the time it got here, he would have resolved the pirate issue.

"Are you sure it's okay?"

"They're all on our side. I wouldn't gain anything by lying to you. Why would I lie?"

"What about you? Are you in any danger now?"

"If I were in danger, could I still call you?"

"Oh, okay. I'll arrange for the cargo ship to leave the port now, as you said."

"Alright, just do as I said."

After finishing the serious talk, Lin Yi didn't chat much more with Gao Xiaoqiu and hung up the phone.

At the same time, seeing that Lin Yi had finished his call, Tuo Ya and Xi Yad dared to get into the car.

"Team Leader Lin, we've organized the people. We can set out at any time."

Looking at the time, it was around 8:30 AM, a suitable time to depart.

"Let's go."

Receiving Lin Yi's order, Xi Yad called out, leading his group of about thirty people toward the port.

At this moment, Lin Yi's phone buzzed a few times.

It was a message from Xiao Bing, mainly reporting on the progress of the operation.

The eight people they had captured had all been dealt with.

They had also begun the operation to eliminate the other three organizations.

The seven people from Team One were divided into four groups.

Xiao Bing was acting alone, responsible for investigating the Blood Bull Club.

The remaining people were paired up, so they could support each other during the operation.

After a brief reply, Lin Yi sat in the car, closed his eyes to rest, and gave them a few instructions.

There was less than half a month left before they would land on the island.

The Blood Bull Club was not an organization known for intelligence.

These four eliminated organizations were relatively unknown worldwide. After the mission was completed, they likely wouldn't pay attention to them anymore.

So this news wouldn't reach their ears quickly.

Lin Yi's fingers tapped the back seat rhythmically.

But from the current situation, even if the Blood Bull Club learned that these four organizations had been wiped out, it wouldn't be a significant issue.

Logically, if they had captured people, they could naturally interrogate them for information.

Then find and eliminate them.

Even if these people were killed, the Blood Bull Club probably wouldn't suspect anything, and it wouldn't affect the overall plan.

Because, in their minds, his identity had not been exposed to these small organizations.

So they would act without fear and wouldn't be overly cautious.

The only variable was the possibility of a strategist still being involved.

This person might come from another organization, and they were in a cooperative relationship.

Another possibility was that this person was a strategist for the Blood Bull Club.

Although not an intelligence-focused organization, they still had capable people.

If a meticulous person noticed some clues, it might cause some obstacles to the plan.

But at this point, they couldn't stop.

Even if they couldn't completely eliminate them, they had to make them pay a price.

While Lin Yi was thinking about these things, he suddenly heard the sound of a horn and looked up to see that they were not far from the port.

Through the car window, he could see many people bustling about on the dock.

Most of them were bare-chested, wearing shorts and flip-flops.

Most of them were armed, with some carrying weapons on their backs and others at their waists.

Most were busy with their tasks, while a few were loitering and chatting.

This scene gave Lin Yi a sense of returning to the Middle Ages.

The dock was vast, stretching for hundreds of meters.

But it was all very dilapidated, with no proper facilities.

In Lin Yi's view, some places didn't even qualify as a dock, but ships still docked there.

Seeing the cars approaching, the people around the dock stopped their activities and watched as the cars stopped in front of them.

When the people got out of the cars, the dock workers started whispering, their eyes filled with caution.

As a well-known local force, the White Sands Security Company had a significant reputation.

Their appearance naturally drew attention.

"Is their base here?"

Tuo Ya nodded and pointed to a few white houses not far away. "Their people are over there."

"Let's go."

"Okay, okay."

Then, led by Tuo Ya and Xi Yad, the group prepared their weapons and walked toward the white houses not far away.

In one of the white houses, about a hundred meters away, sat a rough-looking man with a blackened face, like charcoal.

Beside him were two women, both his wives.

This man was the leader of the Bant Guard, Ment.

The three were having breakfast, with his two wives chatting non-stop, creating a harmonious atmosphere.

From this, one could see that Ment was quite a time management expert.

"Get out! Your chatter is driving me crazy." Ment said in a low voice.

The two women's voices stopped abruptly, and they left the house with their plates, looking dejected.

The room became quiet, and Ment continued eating, seemingly enjoying the moment.

"Boss."

At this moment, a black subordinate walked in.

"Xi Yad is bringing people toward us, and they're armed."

"Again?"

Ment put down his fork. "We didn't reach an agreement yesterday. Are they here to cause trouble today?"

"That's a possibility."

"How many people did they bring?"

Ment's expression didn't show any panic.

"About thirty people."

"Looks like he brought all his men." Ment said, "Gather the men. If they make a move, take them all down!"

"Got it."

The subordinate left, and Ment stood up, dressed, and strapped his weapons to his waist, preparing for the second negotiation.

Soon, Ment heard voices outside.

Looking out the window, he saw dozens of people surrounded by his men.

He lit a cigar and crossed his legs, waiting for Xi Yad and the others to come in.

Soon, under the control of his men, Lin Yi and Tuo Ya walked in.

But Ment noticed something odd.

He saw that the person leading the group was not Tuo Ya or Xi Yad, but an Asian man.

Ment sized him up for a while, unsure of his identity.

It felt very strange.

"Tuo Ya, did you bring someone to negotiate with me?"