The Reborn Aristocrat's Daughter-Chapter 214 Baibai is a little tiger (1)_1

Loo Jie and Situ Che, upon seeing the delivery waiter tackled to the ground by Situ Xin’s pet, were ready to go over and search the waiter for any dangerous items.

Situ Xin, seeing her two brothers’ actions, didn’t stop them this time. Instead, she casually pulled out from her storage ring a silver needle, uniquely treated with anesthetic, and precisely as Situ Che and Loo Jie approached the man, the needle had already been deeply inserted into the acupoints on the waiter’s body.

After watching the silver needle penetrate the waiter’s body, who lay on the ground subdued by Baibai, Situ Xin was completely reassured about her two brothers’ approach. Without her intervention, she would never have let her brothers take the risk. The moment Situ Xin laid eyes on the man, she detected a familiar scent on him, indicating that he was no simple character, but obviously a killer trained by an underworld organization, skilled in the art of clandestine and malicious tactics.

In her previous life, Situ Xin had learned quite a bit from the organization—perhaps not entirely, but most of it.

Old Deng, not having seen Situ Xin’s actions, expressed his concern, "Ah Che, Xiao Jie, be careful and stay safe."

The waiter lying on the floor was filled with annoyance. He had been taken down by a mere cat before he had even made a move. And as he lay there, attempting to grab a gun, he found himself completely immobilized, his consciousness beginning to blur.

After Situ Che and Loo Jie approached the so-called waiter on the ground, Baibai obediently followed its owner’s command and jumped off the man. Truthfully, it disliked staying on top of the man, repulsed by his unpleasant scent.

While mulling over this, Baibai leaped into Situ Xin’s arms, "Mmm, my owner smells so much better. Fragrant and sweet."

In contrast to Baibai’s contentment, Situ Che and Loo Jie were on high alert, their faces tense as they stared unblinkingly at the man lying on the floor, wary of any sudden movement.

Constantly vigilant of any signs from the prone man, they were puzzled when he closed his eyes—what could be wrong with him? Yet, instead of letting their guard down, they became even more watchful.

"Ah Jie, I’ll search him," Situ Che took initiative, volunteering for the dangerous task due to the brotherly bond forged with Loo Jie over the years.

Just as Loo Jie was about to argue, Situ Che had already knelt down to search the man.

It didn’t take long for Situ Che to find a handgun and an unactivated timed bomb on the man. Possessing such items, the man’s identity spoke for itself. Holding these objects, Situ Che and Loo Jie exchanged a look, silently conveying their thoughts.

Situ Xin was unfazed by the two items Situ Che found. In her past life, during missions, every agent carried these two things—considered essential gear.

Of course, the handgun was for carrying out tasks, while the timed bomb was clearly intended for those who were discovered before completing their mission—to take the enemy out with them.

Old Deng frowned upon seeing the items brought by Situ Che. His mind was troubled, familiar with such items, and understanding the man’s identity gave him a jolt of fear.

Reflecting on how they could have been in danger had it not been for Situ Xin’s timely intervention, stopping the Loo Family from opening the door, and for Baibai’s pounce the moment the door opened, Old Deng felt a surge of dread. He also found it strange how the attacker remained motionless on the floor. After a moment of silent thought, he looked up at Situ Xin, then turned to address Situ Che, "Ah Che, what’s wrong with that man? He’s not moving." "Sir, I’m not sure what’s happened; he was already unmoving when we started searching him," Situ Che replied, knowing in his heart it must be related to his precious younger sister, yet still privately puzzled about how she had managed it. After all, other than Dragon Society members, the number of people who knew of Situ Xin’s capabilities could be counted on one hand.

"Sir, this man is still breathing." Loo Jie, after checking the man’s breath and ensuring he was still alive, reported.

Disturbance in Old Deng’s room had alerted the other accompanying personnel and the guests from Adelaide who had not yet left. Upon receiving the news, Adelaide hurried over with his entourage. "Old Deng, what happened?" Adelaide already had an inkling upon seeing the person on the ground but still sought confirmation.

"Mr. Adelaide, your timing is impeccable; this man harbored ill intentions and attempted to assassinate me. Here, these are the items found on him," Old Deng was pondering how to deal with the man, but Adelaide’s arrival provided the perfect opportunity to hand off the issue. Old Deng gestured to Situ Che to pass the items to Adelaide.

Adelaide, upon receiving the items from Situ Che, deeply regretted not leaving earlier and cursed his misfortune. Despite this, he maintained a smile and assured Old Deng, "Don’t worry, Old Deng. I will definitely uncover the mastermind behind this and give you an explanation."

"Good, then I’ll leave it in Mr. Adelaide’s capable hands," Old Deng replied unceremoniously.

Turning around, Adelaide instructed his subordinates to take the man lying on the ground away for a thorough interrogation.

Situ Xin was dismissive of Adelaide’s actions; believing it was wishful thinking to expect the man to divulge anything. But these matters no longer concerned her.

Following the incident, Old Deng lost his appetite for dinner in his room, instead opting to take Situ Xin and their group to the downstairs private dining room. As Old Deng had questions for Situ Xin, he sent everyone out except for his trusted secretary and officers, naturally excluding Situ Che and Loo Jie.