America: Starting with Daily Intelligence
Chapter 377 - 204: My Lord, The Times Have Changed

Chapter 377: Chapter 204: My Lord, The Times Have Changed

Allen Zhang had the Beggar Gang Disciples drive the sand transport truck back to the city to return the vehicle, while he and Sieg drove to Lancaster city.

Pulling out his cell phone, he searched for the location information and found a mountainous area near Lancaster. He started the navigation and then began driving towards the destination.

"Boss, aren’t we going back to the city?" Sieg was somewhat perplexed by this.

"Lancaster is quite lively now. There was a robbery at the Garden Bank, and most of the people called the Black Silk Team were arrested or killed, but a driver escaped. I’ve received some reliable information. Going there now, we might be able to pick up some loose ends."

Allen Zhang didn’t reveal too much, and seeing this, Sieg didn’t ask further, understanding that the General Sect Leader was again planning to take advantage of his extraordinary luck.

Driving the armored car towards their target, soon after reaching the highway near Lancaster, they saw State Police checking vehicles along the way. All vehicles trying to enter the city were intercepted by the State Police and stopped on the roadside for inspection.

Before long, it was their armored car’s turn. Allen Zhang showed his driver’s license to the officer and explained he was heading there for a business deal.

The State Police didn’t make things difficult for them, checked the authenticity of their documents, and handed them back to Allen Zhang, explaining, "There was a violent robbery in Lancaster. Many highways are temporarily closed. You’d better plan a suitable route in advance and take detours through the suburban roads or mountain trails to enter the city."

"These robbers are really audacious. It seems there was also a serious robbery at a casino in Little Rock recently. My goodness, what’s going on lately? I’m not sure if those bandits were caught!"

Allen Zhang feigned shock with his acting skills, expressing regret.

"It’s always like this here, but serious incidents don’t happen often. You people from out of town don’t come here often, you’ll get used to it."

The State Police, unconcerned, returned the documents to them, greeted another officer nearby, and quickly let them pass.

"Have a nice trip, gentlemen."

"Wish you a lovely day too, officer." Allen Zhang smiled and greeted, rolled up the window, stepped on the gas, and left the checkpoint area.

Looking in the rearview mirror at the State Police who continued to check other vehicles, the General Sect Leader couldn’t help but sigh, "Discussing crime cases in front of the officers, isn’t this feeling of deceiving them quite nice?"

It’s no wonder many criminals would go to the scene of the crime for a closer look after committing the act.

"Psychologically speaking, this is an emotion that extends and develops from a pathological mindset," Sieg said.

"What do you mean?" Allen Zhang looked at Sieg with an unfriendly gaze, "Do you think I’m a psychopath? Then you’re not any better, you are an accomplice."

"It seems the Little Rock case had a big impact on the circle, with many people eager to take the risk and try their luck." Sieg quickly shifted the topic in response.

"What a pity they failed," said Allen Zhang.

Otherwise, this would have been another successful case.

With the highway blocked, Allen Zhang chose to take a detour, turning the steering wheel towards the mountains, after all, they had planned to head up the mountain.

Although the officers had caught members of the Black Silk Ribbon’s robbery team, they hadn’t left any survivors, and they would never guess where their rendezvous point was.

The armored car drove steadily on the mountain roads, with no other vehicles nearby, the route was difficult, and the navigation didn’t show any location information anymore.

Allen Zhang simply stopped the car on an empty spot halfway up the mountain, got out of the car with equipment, and Sieg began to move forward on foot.

It took them more than half an hour to climb to the mountaintop, but there was no building in sight. Sieg was skeptical, "Boss, are you sure those criminals would go to the trouble of running all the way here to fence their goods?"

"Didn’t we also meet at a villa on the mountain last time? They would certainly look for places with sparse population. I checked the geographical location, and only around here is suitable for hiding." Allen Zhang replied.

They soon found a Buick riddled with holes on a small path, its tires shot out, windows shattered, and the front bumper caved in.

"There really is a car they left behind here!!" Sieg couldn’t believe it.

The presence of the car meant those people had indeed run up the mountain; the headquarters was here. Could the General Sect Leader really have guessed right? Was he a god?

Shortly afterward, Sieg discovered tracks and bloodstains in the dense forest, utilizing his field tracking skills. After a careful search, he found an inconspicuous little cabin deep in the dense forest.

"Boss! Found something!"

Sieg shouted, calling the General Sect Leader over, surprised but also doubtful, "Is there really a dwelling here? Ordinary people would definitely not think of running here."

Approaching the cabin, they found bloody fingerprints; the door wasn’t properly closed, and footprints showed that someone had entered the cabin.

Allen Zhang took out his gun, reminding, "Search the area carefully again, see if there’s anyone alive."

Sieg agreed, pulling out his gun to check the surroundings.

Entering the cabin, it was dead silent inside, the furnishings were simple, the tables and chairs bore marks of insect and rodent bites, empty bottles were placed on the table, as well as a map of the construction site.

Allen Zhang glanced at it, noticing scribbles and marks; it seemed to be the bank’s architectural drawings - they had carefully planned the robbery here!

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