Tu Cheng's forehead throbbed intensely as a sudden realization hit him, and he could no longer stay still. "Huo Beijiang left, didn't he?"
"Yes, he did! Exactly!"
"Damn it! I'd feel much better if he'd caused some trouble before leaving." Tu Cheng swore under his breath, and grabbed his walkie-talkies. "This is the command post, and I am Tu Cheng. Seal every entry and exit. Do not let Captain Huo Beijiang leave."
"Yes, sir!"
"Notify me as soon as you stop him."
"Yes, sir!"
A fizzling sound came from the walkie-talkie, and just before a full minute of silence had settled in, it buzzed into life once more. "Report, boss, Captain Huo is at the North Gate. We need backup. We need backup, over!"
Everyone in the command room widened their eyes in disbelief. What kind of madness was Huo Beijiang up to?
Dared he to attack?
Tu Cheng's scowling face could have easily squashed a fly. He growled, "Send reinforcements."
