Hong Kong film: The Ni family tycoon, who kills people and then amasses an army.

Ni Yongyao raised an eyebrow and carefully observed the base, discovering that it was guarded by a large number of soldiers, equipped with all kinds of weapons, and surrounded by anti-aircraft missiles.

At first glance, you can tell he's no ordinary warlord.

"This should be Khun Sa's stronghold."

Ni Yongyao made a judgment.

Apart from Khun Sa, the most powerful gambling tycoon in the Kim Jong-un faction, no one else could establish a military base of this scale here.

"Well-equipped military facilities, several large villages nearby with a large labor force, and a power station?"

Ni Yongyao looked at the various configurations in the base and became more and more satisfied.

Moreover, not only the facilities, but the military base is also in an excellent location, nestled deep in a valley in the heart of the Golden Triangle, making it extremely well hidden. Unless it is a high-altitude reconnaissance or satellite observation like Ni Yongyao's, it is very difficult to find its exact location.

After turning his attention away, Ni Yongyao had already made a decision: he planned to take over the 20 military base from Khun Sa, and then build a secret base there, which would then radiate influence to Siam, Myanmar, Laos and other regions.

Compared to its South Asian bases located at sea, the location of the Golden Triangle is undoubtedly more advantageous, and the inland area is much more convenient than the islands.

"Firefox, notify White Ghost, take care of Khun Sa and seize this military base."

Ni Yongyao instructed, "Also, tell him not to make too much noise and to preserve most of the facilities in the base, especially the power plant."

"Yes, Mr. Ni."

Firefox nodded, then relayed the coordinates of the military base, along with Ni Yongyao's orders, to White Ghost.

Khun Sa probably never imagined that his fate would be sealed in just a few minutes.

Even though Khun Sa stayed in the base from beginning to end, it was of no use; as the saying goes, "to possess a treasure is to be condemned."

at the same time.

Deep within the Golden Triangle, a military base.

At this moment, Khun Sa was in his office on the top floor of the central building.

"What the hell are these Siamese doing? They said they'd be here today, but we still haven't seen a soul."

Khun Sa sat on the sofa, glancing at his watch every now and then. Seeing that the agreed time had passed, he couldn't help but frown.

Khun Sa attached great importance to this meeting. Once the cooperation was reached, Khun Sa would gain the support of these Siamese generals, thus making him more confident in establishing a nation a few years later.

However, Khun Sa waited and waited, but no one came.

Khun Sa took out his phone and dialed General Barry's number.

However, all I heard was a message indicating that the call could not be connected.

"The Siamese are indeed unreliable!"

Khun Sa threw his phone aside and roared, "A bunch of pigs, they have no sense of time at all..."

"Boom boom boom!"

Just then, there was a knock on the office door.

"what's up?"

Khun Sa shouted impatiently.

"Commander-in-Chief, we have just received news that fierce fighting has broken out in the border area."

The adjutant reported from outside.

"Come in!"

Upon hearing of the border clashes, Khun Sa immediately spoke.

The door opened, and the adjutant strode in with a document in his hand. He stopped in front of Khun Sa and first gave a military salute.

"What's going on?"

Kunsha asked.

"That's right, Your Excellency Commander-in-Chief. Villagers near the border witnessed the fighting. According to them, one side had at least 10,000 men, while the other side had several thousand, but possessed dozens of armed helicopters and even more tanks."

The battle was a completely one-sided massacre; whichever side had thousands of men quickly slaughtered the other.

The adjutant looked at the document and repeated it.

"Dozens of armed helicopters?"

Khun Sa keenly noticed this and a thought popped into his mind: he had previously heard that the Golden Triangle had a group that possessed forty female stags, and he couldn't help but suspect that it was the same group of people.

Was the side that was wiped out the Siamese army?

Khun Sa pressed for an answer.

"It's not clear yet."

The adjutant shook his head.

"If you don't know, go look it up! Look it up right now!"

Khun Sa gave the order.

"Yes, Commander-in-Chief!"

The adjutant saluted and quickly left the office. He knew that Khun Sa had a bad temper and dared not say anything at this time, lest he provoke Khun Sa with any words.

After the adjutant left, Khun Sa frowned, a wave of anxiety washing over him.

He then picked up his phone and dialed General Barry's number again.

But all I received was the "cannot connect" message.

At that moment, Khun Sa's heart sank to the bottom.

Being late without a reason, coupled with the inability to reach him by phone, already speaks volumes. The side that was slaughtered in the border battle was most likely the Siamese general.

Realizing this, Khun Sa broke out in a cold sweat.

Khun Sa never imagined that his enemy would be so powerful. In his previous estimation, Ni Yongyao was just a boss of the Hong Kong underworld. No matter how far he was, he couldn't cause any trouble in the Golden Triangle. The real master here was Khun Sa.

That is why Khun Sa agreed to cooperate with the Siamese general.

But now it seems that Khun Sa seriously underestimated Nga Yong Yao.

……

the next day.

The adjutant approached Khun Sa and reported, "Your Excellency Commander-in-Chief, the situation has been ascertained."

"explain."

Khun Sa was smoking, his eyes bloodshot; he had barely slept the night before.

“I sent people to the border to check, and these are photos of the battlefield.”

The adjutant placed a stack of photos in front of Khun Sa and said.

Khun Sa picked up the photo and looked at it, his brows furrowing more and more as he looked.

The photos show numerous signs of battle, with destroyed vehicles and tank wreckage everywhere.

"Where's the body?"

Kunsha asked.

"The body was not found; it was probably buried by the winning side."

The adjutant said, "Furthermore, we received news from Siam that six generals, leading 15,000 soldiers, have entered the Golden Triangle from the border, and the timing coincides perfectly with this battle..."

Khun Sa paid no attention to what his adjutant said after that.

Khun Sa has confirmed that the group slaughtered were General Barry and his associates, who were originally his partners but are now dead beyond any doubt.

An invisible fear surged into Khun Sa's heart; this was the first time in so many years.

Khun Sa knew very well that his strength was not much different from that of General Barry and his group. Since Ni Yongyao was able to eliminate Barry and his group, it would not take much effort to deal with him.

Thinking of this, Khun Sa's back was soaked with cold sweat.

Khun Sa had previously thought that Ni Yongyao only targeted the white goods plantation because he was no match for the Siamese general in a direct confrontation.

But now it seems that this was deliberately done to provoke Barry and his men, so as to lure them out and wipe them out in one fell swoop.

"Fortunately, we haven't reached a cooperation agreement with Barry and his team yet..."

Khun Sa breathed a sigh of relief, thankful that he hadn't provoked Ni Yongyao, otherwise his name might have been added to the death list.

"Martial law at the base. Maintain a high level of alert. No one is allowed to enter or leave!"

Khun Sa immediately gave the order.

Having witnessed the fate of Barry and others, Khun Sa was filled with lingering fear. He did not want to end up like that, as his ambition to establish a nation had not yet been realized.

"Yes, Commander-in-Chief!"

The adjutant left the office to relay the order.

Soon, piercing alarms blared throughout the military base, and large numbers of soldiers, led by officers, were on high alert, ready to fight at any moment.

Khun Sa stood by the window, looking down at the large number of soldiers standing ready for battle. He felt a sense of security and breathed a slight sigh of relief.