Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 284 Let them have nightmares in hell (Double reward, please vote!)

The peddler noticed soldiers outside and suddenly shouted out new demands.

Moving the time from 6 p.m. to 3 p.m. instantly shrank the originally ample four and a half hours to only one and a half hours.

Lone Wolf has just formulated an action plan and is only now beginning preparations; this is precisely the time that requires time.

The sudden change of time from 3 o'clock not only caught the police off guard, but also made Lone Wolf's preparations extremely rushed.

The carefully laid out plan was disrupted, and Jackie Chan had no choice but to meet the wolves again.

The leaders of the two groups were also summoned.

The final operation period will be compressed accordingly, changing the original plan to start at 4:00 PM to before 2:40 PM.

It wasn't specified to a particular minute, nor was it possible to specify it to a particular minute.

Only when all the necessary materials, equipment, and personnel are ready and in place can we begin operations.

To prevent book vendors from causing further trouble and making any more excessive demands.

The police had negotiation experts on their side, and they started communicating with the book vendors remotely.

Negotiating with book vendors is similar to buying vegetables at the market.

It's all about haggling!

The negotiators tried to extend the time as much as possible, even to 4 or 5 o'clock, as long as it could be extended, it would be more beneficial to the police.

At the same time, we must find ways to stabilize the emotions of the readers and reduce their vigilance.

This paves the way for the subsequent rescue operation.

The drug traffickers, who were able to bring nearly 20 people into the country directly, and trade more than 500 kilograms of drugs in one transaction, were surrounded and blocked by a large number of police and special police, and even at the cost of several deaths, managed to come here to take hostages.

He's definitely not someone to be underestimated; his intelligence and fighting skills should not be taken lightly.

First of all, there must be a large overseas smuggling group behind it. Only a large gang could have such a large scale of operations, buying and selling so many goods at once.

Secondly, the book dealers who managed to escape here must have extraordinary origins.

They are all ruthless characters who have seen blood, and their minds are much more resolute than ordinary people's. They cannot be swayed by a few words.

The negotiation expert talked with the salesman for an hour, his throat was almost hoarse from shouting, and he had gone through two or three bottles of water.

As a result, the book sellers were like rocks in a latrine—stinky, hard, and stubborn—unmoved and insisting that 3 o'clock was the deadline.

The negotiation experts had run out of tricks and had to try a different approach to the dialogue.

Tell the book vendors not to do anything reckless. The police are actively cooperating and trying to find a way to meet their demands, but it will take some time.

After all, a helicopter that can carry more than a dozen people must be a large transport helicopter.

Only the military is present in the vicinity.

The police need to coordinate with the military, so the process will be more complicated. The book traffickers must be patient and must not harm the hostages.

If the perpetrators harm the hostages, the police will no longer cooperate.

Jackie Chan even went to see the head of the criminal investigation team and gave him some advice. Soon after, the director of the Public Security Bureau also took action and personally made a guarantee to the criminals.

The police will not conduct any rescue operation as long as the perpetrators do not harm the hostages.

This is a brilliant tactic: by assuring the criminals that no action will be taken, the book vendors are made to lower their guard and become complacent.

Moreover, the fact that the police chief personally spoke out ensured a certain level of persuasiveness.

Regardless of whether the book vendors believe it or not, their vigilance will inevitably decrease.

As for whether the police will really guarantee that they will not take any action during this period, since the police chief has said so, they must keep their word.

Anyway, it was just a word game.

That means the police will not take any action; the focus is on the word "police."

The rescue operation will be carried out by special forces, which are not under the jurisdiction of the police at all. They are a separate unit, and there is absolutely no going back on their word.

Although the book vendors were ruthless, they were all very uneducated.

Playing word games.

They simply cannot detect it.

As the police further stabilized the emotions of the book traffickers, various preparations were also carried out intensively, and all available resources were mobilized.

With close coordination among the military, police, and civilians, preparations were completed faster than expected.

The first things to arrive were the horn-filled GG car and the loud-voiced negotiation expert that Jackie Chan needed.

Jackie Chan immediately went to meet with the negotiation experts and explained the core of the mission to them, as well as the points they needed to focus on.

There are mainly two points:

One is to make the voice as loud as possible, and the second is to try to calm the readers' emotions as much as possible.

Furthermore, this needs to be initiated in advance so that the criminals can get used to the sudden loud noise, the commotion caused by it, and the extremely loud volume of the negotiation expert, and return to a state of calm.

And gave the negotiation experts an idea.

"You said that shouting from a distance is too tiring. In order to facilitate better communication between the two sides, we need to change to a loudspeaker truck and give a friendly reminder to the criminals inside."

We will try our best to get the readers to switch to the mall's public address system so that we can communicate with you through the mall's announcements.

If the perpetrators do use the public address system, it would be an unexpected bonus for us and would greatly assist our subsequent operations.

Jackie Chan's main purpose is to create noise; the more noise he creates, the more it benefits him.

After all, it was a close-range raid, and the third floor needed to be breached. Although the flamethrower was supposed to be quiet, it still made noise.

If we could create more noise, filling the supermarket with complex ambient noise.

This would make it easier to carry out surprise attacks.

Every large shopping mall has a broadcasting system, which is used to announce various promotional activities and to call out if someone's child is lost.

The mall's loudspeakers are not only loud, but they also cover every area inside the mall.

If the vendors actually use the mall's public address system, it will be more effective than the loudspeakers outside, which is why Jackie Chan specifically instructed the negotiation experts.

After Jackie Chan gave them detailed instructions, the two newly arrived negotiation experts took their places.

They pointed the loudspeakers of the broadcast truck at the mall and, following the routine Jackie Chan had taught them, began shouting at the thugs inside.

The horn was turned up to the maximum volume, and the negotiating expert's voice was indeed very strong.

As soon as he opened his mouth...

The police officers and special police officers next to the loudspeaker were so loud that their ears felt numb; they simply couldn't stand the noise.

I had no choice but to quickly take out my earphones and plug both ears to feel a little better.

"Damn, what's going on?"

"What's with all that noise?"

"What the hell are those police outside up to?"

……

Just as Jackie Chan had predicted, the book vendors inside were all alarmed, cursing and swearing, causing quite a commotion.

but.

As the noisy sounds pierced through the walls, creating an initial shock to their ears, the drug dealers gradually adapted.

Some book vendors even thought it was quite good, being able to hear the results of the negotiations between the two sides, which was better than the endless waiting they had just endured.

Instead of being resistant, everyone focused their attention on the negotiations and listened attentively to the content of the talks.

And they also received an unexpected and huge reward.

The male peddler who threatened the police with a bomb through the glass and confronted them from a distance has changed his mind in order to continue negotiating with the police.

Perhaps it was because he had been shouting from dozens of meters away, and his throat was burning with exhaustion.

I think the negotiation expert's suggestion is very good.

He handed over the task of controlling and coercing the little girl to another female book vendor in the room to do alone, and gave her the remote control for the bomb.

He ruthlessly instructed the female book vendor that if the police dared to use force, she should press the remote control.

Then the male peddler left the house and went to the supermarket's broadcasting room to continue negotiating with the police using the supermarket's public address system.

I don't know.

It's all a setup.

These book lovers living in the 1990s were completely manipulated by Jackie Chan, who came from the 21st century era of formulaic writing.

The negotiators outside used a loudspeaker to announce their positions, which was combined with announcements from the indoor broadcast system.

The combined noise level is much better than I expected.

The police's start was very stable, basically proceeding steadily according to Jackie Chan's plan. Now it's the Lone Wolf Commando's turn.

The team members from Group A and Group B met again and first changed all their weapons to submachine guns and handguns.

In addition, it is equipped with offensive grenades such as stun grenades and gas grenades.

The entire assault team quickly changed into their gear, and all fifteen members gathered together.

"Group A, do you have any more problems?" Jackie Chan asked.

"No problem, everything is ready," Gray Wolf replied.

"Team B, you guys follow me. Do everything according to my orders. No one is allowed to do anything without my command, understand?" Jackie Chan warned sternly.

"clear!"

The members of Group B answered in unison.

With the lives of more than a dozen hostages in their own hands, the six wolf cubs of Lone Wolf Group B, who had just left their den, were under immense psychological pressure.

Even if Jackie Chan hadn't specifically reminded them, they wouldn't have dared to act recklessly during the operation.

Even the troublemaker Zhuang Yan knows what's important and what's not.

"Okay, I'm all set. Wild Wolf, is there anything else you want to say?" Jackie Chan asked.

"I'll just say one thing."

Wild Wolf, with a serious expression and a murderous aura, said, "Before we take action, let me say a few words. You are the best soldiers under my command."

I trust you can definitely take them down, so much so that they'll be haunted by nightmares in hell, regretting ever stepping into territory protected by us Lone Wolves.

As he spoke, the wolf stretched out his right hand and shouted, "The world is vast, but the hostages are the most important!"

Groups A and B, including Jackie Chan, all huddled together sideways, extending their right fists to meet Wild Wolf's fists.

He growled in a low voice, "The world is vast, but the hostages are the most important."

"Let's go."

With the final command from the wolf, Groups A and B officially began their operation.

"Group A, come with me."

Gray Wolf led the six members of Team B straight to the front line, where a large number of SWAT officers and police had blocked off the area.

"Group B, bring your equipment and follow me."

Jackie Chan waved his hand to give the order and led the way, running towards the alley on the left side of the mall.

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