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Chapter 35 of 100

Chapter 35

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The child's head rested in the crook of the person's arm, neither resisting nor crying, apparently asleep, so when he was carried out of the car, there was no reaction at all.

After the black figure carried the child out of the car, he turned and dove into the green belt, then dashed straight across the road...

"Hey! What are you doing? I said, which school is that Wang teacher from? How can she look so young? From her appearance, she looks more like a student than a teacher. You, aren't you breaking the law by knowing it?"

Hu Ying and An Jianing hadn't noticed what happened behind them. At this moment, because the atmosphere in the car was rather dull and no one was talking, Hu Ying started joking to liven up the mood.

"Hu Ying, don't talk nonsense. Teacher Wang is back."

An Jianing, sitting on the other side, pulled Hu Ying and said, then she secretly looked up at Li Xiangdong, clearly also wanting to hear what he had to say.

However, it was clear that Li Xiangdong had no intention of explaining to them. He immediately lowered the window of the passenger seat and saw Wang Luoshi and the young woman who had just run to get money walking towards them, chatting and laughing. It seemed they knew each other.

Li Xiangdong quickly shouted, "Hey! The child in your car has been taken away!"

When the woman heard Li Xiangdong say this, her face immediately changed, and she ran back to her car, pulled open the door, and let out a scream.

"Rongrong, my child, my child..."

The woman was clearly terrified and at a loss, clearly not knowing that someone had taken her child.

Wang Luoshi just opened the car door, "Xiangdong, what did you see just now?"

"Get in the car."

Li Xiangdong had already fastened his seatbelt. Wang Luoshi got in the car, and as soon as she closed the door, the Land Cruiser shot forward like an arrow, then made a U-turn not far away and chased in the opposite direction.

Li Xiangdong had seen clearly that the black figure had carried the child into an old Santana sedan and fled in the opposite direction.

If the other party had used a different car, he wouldn't have chased them, but this Santana was about twenty years old, and Li Xiangdong was very confident.

The Land Cruiser made a sharp turn, and since Hu Ying and An Jianing were wearing seatbelts, they weren't injured, but Wang Luoshi was thrown hard against the door.

"Fasten your seatbelt."

Li Xiangdong reached out and pulled her over, and Wang Luoshi fastened her seatbelt.

"Do you know that woman?"

Li Xiangdong asked Wang Luoshi, who nodded.

"Yes, that's Sister Yuanyuan. She and her daughter Rongrong live downstairs from us."

"Good, call her and tell her to follow me, then call the police."

Li Xiangdong gave instructions while flooring the gas pedal. There weren't many cars on the road at night, and the road conditions were good. The Land Cruiser's engine roared like a beast as the car sped forward.

This car was a somewhat experimental off-road vehicle introduced by Toyota, with a 4L-V6 engine and only 272 horsepower, indicating a relatively conservative power tuning.

However, this was understandable, as it was an off-road vehicle designed for off-road capabilities rather than pure speed.

Fortunately, the Japanese car's computer settings were quite good, allowing the transmission and engine to work together well, so the speed quickly increased.

It was around eight or nine o'clock at night, and there weren't many cars on the road. The streetlights weren't particularly bright, and the normal human field of vision was only about 200 to 300 meters.

The Santana had already fled for two or three minutes. Even accounting for red lights and slow speeds, the car had at least a 1 to 2-kilometer lead.

In such lighting conditions, an ordinary person would have lost the trail long ago.

But Li Xiangdong now had the power of an eagle's eyes, and his vision was far beyond that of a normal person. Within a distance of over a kilometer, no vehicle could escape his sight.

He quickly locked onto a Santana sedan two intersections away, which was currently waiting at a red light.

Fortunately, he was driving an off-road vehicle with a higher seating position, allowing him to see so far.

Having found the target, Li Xiangdong didn't hesitate. He floored the gas pedal and tightly gripped the steering wheel, weaving through traffic.

Although there weren't many cars on the road, it was still relative. Li Xiangdong continuously controlled the car, weaving through the gaps between the cars in an S-pattern. This required a lot of confidence, judgment, and exceptional driving skills, which most people couldn't achieve.

But Li Xiangdong was not an ordinary person. The power of the eagle's eyes gave him extraordinary vision and, more importantly, the dynamic vision of an eagle, which far exceeded human imagination.

At a height of two kilometers and a speed of dozens of kilometers per hour, a falcon can clearly see a rabbit running on the ground, distinguishing its camouflaged fur from the surrounding environment. How incredible is that dynamic visual ability?

With such vision, and the superb balance and predictive skills of a leopard, Li Xiangdong became a car god at that moment, driving the Land Cruiser at a speed of 100 kilometers per hour through the city.

The Land Cruiser, being an SUV with a high chassis, had far inferior handling to a sedan. Driving such a car at such a speed through the city was suicidal for any other driver, but for a car god, it was manageable.

Hu Ying, An Jianing, and Wang Luoshi were all pale, their seatbelts tightly fastened, and they gripped the door handles.

Although Li Xiangdong's car was driving very fast and weaving through traffic, the body of the car was very stable, giving everyone a feeling of being on a boat, swaying left and right but not as uncomfortable as being in a plane encountering turbulence.

Soon, the Santana in front noticed the unusual situation behind them. The rapidly approaching Land Cruiser put them under immense pressure.

Before the red light countdown was over, the Santana had already shot forward from the stop line, crossing the intersection amidst screams and curses, and sped away.