Are You Crazy? You’re Telling Me This Is a Fugitive TV Show?

“666! Although the truck’s trap was somewhat obvious, the fact that the two experts discovered it in advance shows their strength!”

“Indeed, the vigilance of the two experts is remarkable. They got out of the car early to survey the surroundings aw managed to avert danger for the officers. Surely some officers would have been hurt if they hadn’t done so.”

“It seems that countermeasures are effective. Today, Wang Yun’s traps might just fail!”

In the livestream, as the audience witnessed the large truck rushing forward and being spotted by experts Hao Jiancheng and Wu Hua, they bombarded the chat with messages. Regardless, the discovery of the first trap was a small victory for the program inspection team. The effectiveness of the two experts in countering Wang Yun’s tactics was already evident.

“Hmm? A trap right upon arrival?”

“It looks like Wang Yun already knows about the reward offer. He even set up a trap right at the entrance of the residential area. Damn, that’s audacious!”

In the program’s special task force room, Caaptaon Wu Mingyu and others watched the scene with cold expressions in their eyes.

“Does he really think he can do the same thing as last time at the factory? Does he believe we are so easily manipulated?” Kolyev said irritably, his eyes flashing with fierceness.

“Now that we’ve been discovered, I wonder if Wang Yun and his group are still in the Nanshan Ju residential area, and whether there are more traps inside?” Wang Yue furrowed her brows slightly as she observed the scene.

Although the first wave of traps was neutralized by the two experts, this was by no means good news for the program task force. It suggested that Wang Yun and his group might have already left the area.

“Should we continue to enter the residential area? If we proceed further, we might encounter more traps,” asked Ying Yuezi with a worried expression.

“We must go in. If not today, then we’ll have to tomorrow. We can’t always know they’re in a residential area and be too scared of traps to enter,” Wu Yaoming frowned, “Right now, we can’t be sure whether Wang Yun and his subordinates have already left this area.”

“Indeed, we must check it out,” agreed Wu Mingyu, albeit somewhat reluctantly.

If they refrain from entering due to traps this time, would they do the same next time? They must overcome this hurdle.

“Experts Hao Jiancheng, Wu Hua, are you feeling any pressure?”

Wu Mingyu hesitated for a moment before opening the communicator to ask the two experts.

“Haha, bring it on. We must investigate the area,” Hao Jiancheng said, his eyes sparkling with determination, standing at the forefront of the residential area.

Beside him, Wu Hua also nodded in agreement, smiling. They might not excel in inspections, but in the realm of trap detection and neutralization, they had absolute confidence. After all, setting traps was far more difficult than dismantling them.

As experts in breaking down scenarios, if they couldn’t dismantle Wang Yun’s set-ups, they would indeed be too weak. Both of them, considered top-notch in their field within the country, exchanged a glance, their eyes scanning the surroundings intently.

“Have you spotted any traps? Our two helicopters will come over directly,” the Sky Eagle teams heard about the situation and, with a slight focus, announced their immediate action.

Subsequently, two helicopters flew toward the airspace above Nanshan Ju residential area. The two people in the back, equipped with binoculars, carefully surveyed the area below.

“Be cautious. We’ll head to the rooftop of a nearby high-rise building. Anything within two kilometers falls within our shooting range.”

A little distance away, a car didn’t follow the task force’s convoy. It stopped in front of a high-rise, where the two occupants quickly made their way to the top. Once they set up their sniper rifles on the high building, they would have the whole Nan Shanju area within their coverage.

“Alright,” agreed Hao Jiancheng and Wu Hua upon hearing their plan, nodding in unison.

“Let’s get out of the car and remove the banner covering it, then park the car properly,” they instructed at the same time.

Meanwhile, the program officers who had collided with the wall got out of their vehicles. Six of them glanced at the point of impact. Two went over and started to lift the banner that had fallen onto the windshield. It needed to be removed for visibility and to ensure the car could move again.

At the front, experts Hao Jiancheng and Wu Hua were carefully scanning the surroundings. Wu Hua’s attention was particularly drawn to the banner covering one of the vehicles. Instinctively, he looked above the banner and his expression suddenly changed.

“Watch out!” he exclaimed sharply.

Faintly, he noticed several lines connected to the banner. At that moment, with a slight change in his expression, Wu Hua’s gaze fell urgently on the two program inspectors handling the banner.

“Don’t touch the banner,” he yelled out in warning.

However, it was a tad too late. The two officers who were removing the banner casually tossed it aside. Hearing Wu Hua’s shout, they were momentarily stunned.

Suddenly, they felt something pouring down from above. A deluge of water drenched the six inspectors surrounding the vehicle. Taken aback by this sudden turn of events, the six members slowly looked up, their expressions turning bewildered and alarmed.

Wu Hua’s own face paled as he quickly approached the scene, his gaze intensely focused on something beside them. Among the water that had splashed down, there was also a piece of paper. He walked over and picked it up. Although the paper was soaked through, four words were still discernible, “Hehe, it’s a rock!”

Yes, just those four words. Implying that the water could have easily been replaced with stones.

If what had just fallen had been stones, what would have been the outcome?

“You would have been dead,” Wu Hua said with a changing expression, taking a deep breath as he addressed the six program officers.

This was the grim reality of the situation.

“What…?” one of the officers uttered in shock, his face reflecting the horror of the realization.

They were already dead? They had merely removed a banner from a car. A banner that had been draped over the windshield, blinding their view. Such a simple action. Yet, this very act had triggered a mechanism?

“Darn it, this trap…”

Hao Jiancheng also rushed over, examining the banner above, his face was filled with dismay.

“A series of interconnected traps. Even if the big truck charging toward us hadn’t hit any of the officers, it would have caused their vehicles to crash into the nearby building, hitting the banner fluttering in the air. The falling banner would cover the vehicles, obstructing the drivers’ view. In such a situation, anyone would naturally remove the banner and place it aside. But just by doing so, it would have pulled on a string above and trigger the mechanism and causing objects above to fall.”

Hao Jiancheng continued, shivering slightly, “Each trap linked to the next, making it impossible to guard against.”

“Incredible,” Wu Hua muttered darkly, his face a mix of awe and self-reproach, “I realized it too late. At the beginning, I didn’t pay any attention to that banner.”

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