Liang Jian: I have a canteen

Walking through the crowd, Lingzi realized that she had lost the person.

This is a major failure for a ninja.

Reiko took a deep breath and tried to calm herself down.

She knew that now was not the time to dwell on regret and that she had to find her goal again as soon as possible.

She began to carefully recall the details of her previous tracking, trying to find a clue from the crowd.

Her eyes searched the crowd inch by inch, not missing any suspicious corner.

Suddenly, she caught a glimpse of a figure flashing by in the alley in the distance. The figure was somewhat similar to the person she was tracking.

Reiko's mind moved, and without any hesitation, she used the agility of a ninja to run through the crowd towards the alley like a ghost.

When she rushed into the alley, she found it empty, with only a few stray cats running around in fright at her sudden intrusion.

Lingzi frowned, secretly blaming herself for being reckless. Maybe it was just an illusion, but she was unwilling to give up.

At this time, Reiko was finally sure that she had lost him.

Looking at the crowd, Lingzi felt a little sad.

The days following Xu San were too comfortable, and many times she forgot that she was still a ninja.

A person who walks on the edge of darkness and death.

The wind from the riverside feels a little cool on my face.

Reiko began to wonder what she would do if her brother were on this mission?
If it's my brother.
Maybe there will be a back-up plan.

Double tracking is a means of monitoring important people.

But could Xu San be the older brother?
Will he arrange someone else?
While Lingzi was still hesitating, he suddenly saw a man sitting on the Hun Dun stall by the river.

She knew that man. He was Xu San's subordinate, named Heiqi Xiongtai.

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Was this a backup plan arranged by Xu San?
But shouldn’t the person being tracked at the second level be discovered by the person being tracked at the first level?
Should I go over?

Reiko hesitated?
I don’t know if the past will reveal itself.

Heiqi, who was eating wonton, glanced at Lingzi, finished the wonton in two bites, then looked at Lingzi and left.

Lingzi watched Heiqi leave, and after hesitating for just a moment, she followed him.

It didn't take long for Lingzi to follow Heiqi onto the ferry.

Ten minutes later, he and Hei Qi got off the ferry and arrived on the other side of the river.

This side of Jiang is the slum area of ​​Shanghai. Not many people can afford to install electric lights, and the alleys are arranged in a very staggered manner, with various roads and paths crisscrossing each other. If Lingzi really gets into the alleys, it will not be a good thing for her.

After getting off the boat, Hei Qi did not go into the alley, but walked along the main road until he came to a Western-style clinic and stopped.

Standing on the side of the road, with his back against the main entrance of the clinic, Hei Qi took out a pack of cigarettes from his pocket.

He reached out and tore open the package, flicked the top of the cigarette box with his fingers, then took out a cigarette and lit it.

The flickering of cigarette butts on the dim road is very rhythmic.

Reiko silently counted the flames on the cigarette butts and compared them with the Morse code in her mind.

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She learned the Morse code later and it was very unprofessional.

After looking for a while, he took out a small notebook from his bag.

As she took notes and read, she realized that the information Hei Qi had just conveyed to her was that Baotian might have entered this clinic.

Then he threw the cigarette butt on the ground, stomped it out, and turned into a small alley. (End of this chapter)