Super Invincible Battleship-Chapter 306 - 167: Casino Showdown
Chapter 306: Chapter 167: Casino Showdown
Yang Song began to suspect everyone and everything, growing more fearful as he thought about it, as though he could see his wretched life in prison for the rest of his days. Yan Fei’s appearance brought him tremendous mental pressure, giving him a sudden feeling that disaster was imminent. He subconsciously wanted to escape China, to get away from this land of trouble and strife.
Although the Yang family had dedicated most of their efforts domestically in China over the years, they had secretly paved an escape path for themselves. Yang Liu had not only quietly applied for green cards for herself and her son, but she had also acquired numerous properties in The United States of America, transferring a large portion of their wealth there. Once Yang Song escaped China and reached The United States, he knew he would be free as a bird in the sky, a fish in the vast ocean. By that time, Yang Song would no longer fear any investigations from the Chinese authorities, and with money in hand, he could continue to live a life of luxury in The United States for the rest of his days.
As for the threats from Yan Fei, Yang Song actually didn’t take them to heart. In his mind, as long as he left China, Yan Fei would have no way to deal with him. After all, if Yan Fei could easily handle the Chinese Government, then facing foreign governments much more formidable than China’s, such as the US Government, Yan Fei would have to kneel immediately! Unless Yan Fei no longer wished to do business with those countries.
Once he had the idea to flee, Yang Song began to use his influence. He phoned a close ally and asked him to check whether he was restricted from leaving the country through Customs. If there were no restrictions, Yang Song would immediately purchase a plane ticket, leave China, and head to The United States to enjoy his blissful life. However, to Yang Song’s disappointment, his friend’s investigation revealed that he indeed had been barred from leaving the country.
Faced with this situation, Yang Song was stupefied. Clearly, he had been targeted by the Chinese side, and leaving the country via normal means was now impossible. However, his strong survival instinct drove Yang Song to rack his otherwise straw bag of a brain for solutions, and he actually came up with a good one—smuggling himself out.
Yang Liu had a medium-sized luxury yacht docked at the Tianjin port. All Yang Song had to do was to sneak out and pilot the yacht away from Tianjin’s port, and once on the high seas, he would arrange to meet a smuggling vessel that would pick him up and allow him to escape China. As long as he left China, with his US green card, he could easily make it to The United States.
No sooner had he thought of it than he began to act. Yang Song made secret arrangements with a smuggling vessel, agreed on a price, and arranged the time and place to be picked up on the high seas. Then he took his US green card from the drawer, packed his luggage briefly, and without caring about the chaotic situation facing the company, he disguised himself and headed out to the street. He hailed a taxi and left Beijing, bound for Tianmen City next to the capital.
After leaving the Yang Building, Yan Fei and his two bodyguards did not stray far, but stayed in a coffee shop next to the Yang Building. They casually drank coffee while keeping an eye on the Yang Building. When Yan Fei saw Yang Song slipping out the back door and taking a taxi toward Tianjin, he revealed a secretive smile. He closed the instrument in his hand, paid the bill, and left with his bodyguards. Their destination, however, was not Tianjin, but Beijing International Airport.
Yan Fei’s stop at the Yang Building had delayed him until five o’clock in the afternoon. The charter flight of Dream Technology was scheduled to depart at eight o’clock that evening, headed for Charles de Gaulle Airport in France. Considering the traffic congestion in Beijing, Yan Fei was running out of time to return to the airport. So he had little time left.
Yan Fei did not concern himself with Yang Song’s whereabouts. It wasn’t that he didn’t want to deal with Yang Song; on the contrary, he had already prepared to handle him. He had slapped Yang Song on the 68th floor and quickly installed a position locator in Yang Song’s clothes at lightning speed. He had previously ordered this device online while in Japan out of curiosity, and—little had he expected—it had come into play now.
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When Yang Song left the Yang Building, Yan Fei could clearly see from the receiver that the position locator was still on Yang Song, indicating that Yang Song had not detected the device and was moving with it. As long as Yang Song kept the locator on him, within a radius of one hundred and fifty kilometers, Yan Fei would be able to locate him and keep track of his movements at all times.
Already a scaredy-cat, Yang Song became panicked and flustered after being intimidated by Yan Fei’s visit, and he couldn’t get in touch with Yang Liu. In his desperation, he decided to flee, which was exactly what Yan Fei had hoped for. As soon as Yang Song left the Chinese territory, the Drone would immediately appear, annihilate Yang Song thoroughly, and avenge Yan Fei’s past grievances.
Yan Fei drove to Beijing International Airport. The traffic in Beijing was usually congested, but today Yan Fei was in luck, as he encountered virtually no traffic jams. This allowed him to reach the airport without any hindrance. However, even though the journey had been smooth, it was already seven o’clock when he arrived at the airport.
At the entrance to the VIP channel of the airport, Yan Fei was blocked by a group of journalists again. The South Korean SBS reporter Gao Zhongyi was still among the reporters. When he saw Yan Fei, he loudly said, “Mr. Yan, the South Korean’s Taekwondo World Promotion League has released a new challenge message in response to your earlier comments. I wonder if Mr. Yan would like to hear this news?”
