I started by watching videos, and I chose 10,000 combat power.

After the off-road vehicle drove over the last bumpy dirt road outside the camp, it entered a relatively smooth, simple highway.

Outside the car window, the bloody Manka Valley was left behind, gradually obscured by the dense forest.

Inside the car, the air conditioner emitted a slight hissing sound.

Luo Fei gripped the steering wheel with both hands, his eyes fixed on the military truck driven by Li Feng ahead.

Sitting in the passenger seat, Luo Ying kept her eyes closed, her long eyelashes trembling with fear, her hands tightly clutching the tattered clothes in front of her chest.

In the back seat, her three roommates huddled together, their eyes closed, their faces pale, and their bodies occasionally flinching from the bumps in the vehicle.

Luo Fei knew he couldn't let them remain immersed in fear.

He spoke in a gentle voice:

"Xiaoying, and the rest of you, you can open your eyes now. We're out of there, and we're safe now."

His voice was exceptionally clear in the quiet carriage.

Luo Ying's body trembled, her eyelashes quivered violently a few times, and then she opened her eyes a crack.

The first thing that catches the eye is the profile of Luo Fei, the older brother, focused on driving.

"Brother..." Luo Ying's tears welled up again instantly.

She choked up, wanting to say something, but couldn't utter a sound.

The three girls in the back seat also opened their eyes one after another.

They first looked at the mountain scenery rushing past the car window, then confirmed that they had really left that nightmarish place, and then saw Luo Fei driving and Luo Ying crying beside him.

After a brief moment of stunned silence, still shaken, they all began to sob softly.

"Okay, it's alright now, it's all over."

Luo Fei reached out a hand and gently patted his sister's shoulder. His movements were a little stiff, but his tone was gentle. "Don't cry. Your eyes are swollen, and your parents will be worried."

He glanced at the rearview mirror and said to the girls in the back seat, "You're safe too. I'm Luo Ying's brother, Luo Fei."

Upon hearing this, the girls cried even harder, but this time it was out of relief that they had survived a disaster.

One of the girls, with short hair and glasses, sobbed, "Thank... thank you, Brother Luo Fei. I'm Chen Yu. Thank you for coming to save us."

The other two girls quickly introduced themselves, their voices choked with emotion: "I'm Zhang Yue." "I...I'm Liu Qian. Thank you, brother..."

Luo Fei nodded: "No need to thank me. You're all Xiaoying's classmates, it's only right."

He paused, then took out Chachai's phone from his pocket and handed it to Luo Ying.

"Xiaoying, use this to call your parents first to let them know you're safe. They're worried sick. Once you get through, have your classmates call home to let them know too."

Luo Ying took the phone.

With trembling fingers, I pressed the number.

The call was answered almost instantly.

Immediately, a mother's tearful voice came through the receiver: "Feed?! Who is this?!"

"Mom, it's me...it's Xiaoying." As soon as Luo Ying spoke, the tears that had just stopped flowed again. "Mom, I'm alright, brother...brother rescued me..."

On the other end of the phone, the mother's sobs abruptly stopped, then burst into a loud wail: "Yingying! My Yingying! Are you really alright? You're really out? Xiaofei found you? Where are you now? Are you safe? Are you hurt?"

In the background, you can also hear the father's excited, incoherent voice.

Between sobs, Luo Ying answered haltingly, "Yes, we're out. My brother's here. We're in the car. We're safe. We're not hurt, just a little scared. Mom, don't cry, I'm really okay..."

After comforting her mother, she handed her phone to Chen Yu in the back seat and said, "Xiao Yu, you can call your family."

Chen Yu nodded quickly, took the phone, and dialed a number with trembling fingers.

Soon, another round of cries of relief and comfort from survivors filled the carriage.

Zhang Yue and Liu Qian also took turns answering the phone.

Every girl bursts into tears the moment she hears her family's voice.

Luo Fei drove quietly, and his tense nerves finally relaxed a little.

The car traveled on the mountain road for about half an hour.

A flat clearing appeared ahead.

Two black SUVs were already parked in the open space.

Beside the car stood several tall, upright men dressed in casual clothes.

Upon seeing Li Feng's truck and Luo Fei's car appear, the men immediately became alert, their hands subtly reaching for their waists.

Li Feng stopped the car first, jumped out of the driver's seat, and quickly walked towards the group of people, speaking in hushed tones.

The men's expressions softened slightly, and one of them picked up a walkie-talkie and reported in a low voice.

Luo Fei also stopped the car, but did not get out immediately.

He glanced at the people outside who were clearly government officials, then at his sister and her classmates who had just calmed down a bit.

"Xiaoying, you two stay in the car for now. Don't be afraid. The people outside are here to meet us; they're the police," Luo Fei reassured her softly.

The girls nodded; although they were still a little nervous, they felt safe enough at that moment.

Luo Fei opened the car door and got out.

Li Feng was having a quick, low-key conversation with a middle-aged man who was leading the group.

The middle-aged man had a square face and dark skin. As he listened to Li Feng's report, a look of shock and disbelief would occasionally flash across his face.

His gaze also fell on Luo Fei, who was getting out of the SUV, several times, his eyes filled with curiosity.

When Li Feng mentioned that Luo Fei had single-handedly destroyed the warlord's camp and killed General Sowin, the middle-aged man's pupils visibly contracted.

Luo Fei walked over.

Li Feng immediately introduced, "Comrade Luo Fei, this is Captain Zhao of the Yunhai Criminal Investigation Detachment, the on-site commander of this operation. Captain Zhao, this is Luo Fei, Luo Ying's brother."

Team Leader Zhao stepped forward, extending his hand. His tone was serious, tinged with surprise: "Comrade Luo Fei, hello. I'm Zhao Jianguo. Comrade Li Feng has already given a general report on the situation. You... thank you for your hard work. And thank you for rescuing our comrades and compatriots."

Luo Fei extended his hand and shook hands with him.

He controlled his strength, touching her lightly before separating.

"Team Leader Zhao, hello." Luo Fei's voice was calm. "I've rescued the person. I'll leave the rest of the arrangements to you."

"It's what we should do." Team Leader Zhao nodded, hesitated for a moment, and then asked, "Is Li Feng's report... accurate? About the camp..."

"Mostly true." Luo Fei didn't elaborate. "The camp is not under any immediate threat. The seized money and evidence are on the truck."

Team Leader Zhao took a deep breath, suppressing his shock, and said in a deep voice, "We will immediately arrange for personnel to safely transfer all personnel back to China for examination and psychological counseling. As for the camp... we need to conduct further assessments and report to higher authorities, communicating with the Myanmar side through formal channels."

Luo Fei nodded, indicating that he understood the official procedure.

But he thought of his innocent compatriots in the "Jinhui International" park who were still detained and forced to commit fraud, and who might be suffering torture.

"Captain Zhao," Luo Fei began, his voice still calm, "besides my sister and the others, there's another place where many of our compatriots are being detained and forced into fraud, their situation is very dangerous."

Team Leader Zhao frowned immediately: "Where?"

"The Jinhui International Park is in the direction we came from. The manager, Chatchai, has already been dealt with. But there are still many trapped people inside, and there should still be quite a few guards," Luo Fei said.

Team Leader Zhao's expression grew even more grave: "The industrial park... cross-border law enforcement is extremely sensitive, especially without the formal consent and cooperation of the Myanmar government. A large-scale entry of our personnel could easily be misinterpreted as an armed invasion, potentially triggering serious diplomatic disputes or even military conflict. We need time to apply and coordinate..."

"By the time you've coordinated everything, the people inside might have already been moved, or they might have met with some misfortune," Luo Fei interrupted him. "Time waits for no one."

Team Leader Zhao paused for a moment, then looked at Luo Fei: "Comrade Luo Fei, what you mean is...?"

"I'll go," Luo Fei said decisively. "I'll go alone. I'll bring the person out. There's no need for your official involvement, so there won't be any diplomatic issues."

"You're all alone?" Zhao and Li Feng asked almost simultaneously, their faces filled with disbelief.

"I know a bit about the situation in the park. The guards' weapons can't compare to those of the warlords," Luo Fei said calmly. "Besides, I'm only going to rescue people, not to occupy the area. Bring them out and get them to a safe place, and you can take over the rest."

Team Leader Zhao and Li Feng exchanged a glance, both seeing wavering in each other's eyes.

"I'll go with you," Li Feng suddenly said, his eyes resolute. "I'm more familiar with the situation there, and besides, I'm a policeman; rescuing my fellow countrymen is my duty. A truck can carry more people."

Luo Fei glanced at him but did not immediately object.

Having an extra helper familiar with the situation, especially someone from the authorities, could be helpful for the subsequent resettlement.

But he still looked at Captain Zhao.

Team Leader Zhao frowned, clearly going through a fierce internal struggle.

Finally, he gritted his teeth and said, "Alright! Li Feng, you will cooperate with Comrade Luo Fei! Rescuing our compatriots must be the top priority. Be careful and stay in touch at all times! Leave the hostage handover and follow-up work here to me!"

He made a risky but potentially very rewarding decision.

"Yes!" Li Feng stood at attention, his expression solemn.

Luo Fei nodded: "Let's not delay, let's set off now."

He turned and walked toward the SUV he had driven there.

He opened the car door and saw his younger sister, Luo Ying, looking at him nervously.

"Brother, can we go home now?"

Luo Fei bent down, looked into his sister's eyes, and tried to keep his tone light: "I'm going to rescue the other uncles, aunts, brothers, and sisters who are being held captive by the bad guys in the park. I'll be back soon. You go back with Uncle Zhao and the others first."

"Brother! It's too dangerous! Don't go!" Luo Ying grabbed her brother's arm, tears welling up in her eyes again. "Those people all have guns!"

"Don't worry, I'm pretty good at this. See, I got you out of there, didn't I?" Luo Fei ruffled his sister's hair and smiled, though the smile seemed a little forced. "Be good, come with Uncle Zhao. I promise I'll come back to find you soon."

Looking into her brother's determined eyes, Luo Ying knew she couldn't stop him.

She bit her lip, nodded with tears in her eyes, and let go of his hand: "Then...then you must be careful! Come back soon!"

"Yes, definitely."

Luo Fei nodded to the three girls in the back seat again, and then closed the car door.

He approached Captain Zhao and said, "My sister and her classmates, thank you for your help."

Team Leader Zhao solemnly replied, "Rest assured, we will ensure their absolute safety and proper arrangements."

Luo Fei said no more, slung his backpack over his shoulder, and walked toward the military truck.

Li Feng had already gotten into the driver's seat.

Luo Fei opened the passenger door and got in.

The truck started, turned around, and headed back along the route it had come from, heading towards the "Jinhui International" industrial park once more.

Looking in the rearview mirror, Luo Fei saw his younger sister leaning against the window of the SUV, waving frantically at him, her little face filled with worry.

Team Leader Zhao and several other plainclothes officers have already begun arranging for the girls to change vehicles.