Urban Super Soldier King
Chapter 303 - 303 303 Shots Fired Everywhere

303: Chapter 303: Shots Fired Everywhere 303: Chapter 303: Shots Fired Everywhere Miao Honglei had chosen the path of drug trafficking.

And since the Golden Triangle is the source of the drugs, it should be quite normal for Miao Honglei to come here.

The three vehicles proceeded carefully forward, driving for about another hour.

They had passed through the mountains and moved onto a smooth road.

Just when Xiang Yu thought they still had a long way to go, suddenly a checkpoint appeared ahead.

The checkpoint was simple, manned by seven or eight people armed with submachine guns.

Someone in the front vehicle handed over a document to them, and then they were allowed to pass.

They continued for another fifteen minutes or so, coming to an area that resembled a basin.

It was surrounded by mountains, the terrain treacherous.

What surprised Xiang Yu was the number of people here, dressed in camouflage, holding guns, and patrolling repeatedly; it looked like a military camp, but it clearly wasn’t the army.

“What place is this?” Xiang Yu asked curiously, clearly this was not the Golden Triangle.

“Silver Triangle,” Miao Honglei said with a mysterious smile, then got out of the car.

Xiang Yu had never heard of the Silver Triangle, and seeing Miao Honglei’s eerie smile, it was clear this bastard was spouting nonsense.

Xiang Yu and his group got out, and a squad came over, then began using devices to search their bodies.

Xiang Yu had thought they would be required to hand over their weapons, but instead, the search was for communication devices, which they then took away.

When the search reached Xiang Yu, the man looked at him incredulously.

Xiang Yu had no gun, only a dagger, which surprised him.

Clearly, most people coming here carried weapons, making Xiang Yu an exception.

After handing over the mobile phones, Miao Honglei led everyone forward.

There were no tall buildings here, just structures made of wood and thatch.

Patrol teams passed by frequently, seemingly warning everyone not to make any rash moves.

“You guys stay outside, Xiang Yu, come with me,” Miao Honglei said, then headed towards a relatively large thatched hut.

When they entered, Xiang Yu realized the inside was already filled with people.

Most of them were from different countries, and Xiang Yu quickly scanned the room, counting at least twelve people.

“Sorry for my late arrival, Commander.

It was a long journey,” Miao Honglei said with a laugh to the person seated at the front.

The one addressed as Commander was tall, dressed in a military uniform, and had an authoritative air.

He nodded, indicating that it was all right, and then began, “Now that everyone is here, let’s begin.”

The General spoke in Thai, a language Xiang Yu was not fluent in.

He found it unpleasant to listen to and stood behind Miao Honglei, ignoring what was being said.

Miao Honglei, on the other hand, was listening intently, apparently fluent in Thai.

“The poppy harvest this year wasn’t so great, and with the Golden Triangle area under pressure from multiple countries, we’ve had to move here.

Therefore, the shipments promised to you will be halved,” the General said authoritatively.

Upon hearing this news, everyone present was startled, then expressed their dissatisfaction.

The General suddenly slammed the table, and everyone immediately fell silent.

It was clear they were wary of the General, since this was his territory, and surrounded by the military.

“I won’t say much more, just to let you know, the shipments are halved.

You decide how to divide them.

Let me know once you’ve agreed,” the General said and then walked straight out.

The General only handled the shipments, he naturally wouldn’t care about the rest.

And it seemed he wanted everyone to agree on how to divide the goods.

But these people were all gangsters from different countries, not likely to negotiate peacefully.

After the General stepped out, the scene immediately quieted down.

Everyone was warily watching each other.

Just then, a black man suddenly slapped the table and shouted in English, “I don’t care about that, I want as much as I used to get, how you guys divide it is none of my concern.”

“Mike, you’re being a bit unreasonable, the General just said, only half of the previous amount,” one white man stood up, clearly dissatisfied.

“That’s simple.” The black man chuckled with a hee-hee, flashing his white teeth, then swiftly drew a gun and blew the white man’s head off, immediately killing the bodyguard behind him as well.

The scene tensed up again, and everyone around had stood up, weapons drawn and ready.

“Is that settled then?

Does anyone else have objections?

If not, I won’t bother with you guys,” the black man declared arrogantly.

While the black man was gloating, suddenly someone beside him drew a gun and blew his head off.

The scene finally spiraled out of control, Miao Honglei shouted, “Let’s go!” and was the first to rush out the door; Xiang Yu followed close behind.

Inside the hut, a melee broke out, with people wielding guns and slaughtering each other.

They were all bloodthirsty, their eyes red with murder, no longer paying attention to anything else.

When Miao Honglei rushed out, several groups also burst out from the hut, each finding their own brothers outside, and then a massacre began.

Anyone who wasn’t a brother, anyone not in camouflage, was an enemy.

At this moment, the commanding officer was standing at an elevated position, thoroughly enjoying the spectacle.

Perhaps he had intentionally arranged this, just to enjoy the show now, watching the lively fight in the distance, he felt like a god, reigning over their lives.

The troops in camouflage throughout the vicinity naturally wouldn’t get involved, they too were stepping back to enjoy the show, occasionally bursting into laughter.

Miao Honglei found his brothers outside, then took a submachine gun from the car, and Xiang Yu glanced inside—there were heavy weapons and rocket launchers too, it seemed Miao Honglei had come prepared.

A few men immediately drove the car behind a hut and started observing the surrounding situation.

In the distance, other people were also hiding, but groups would still occasionally meet up and a frenzied slaughter would ensue.

“Big brother, let’s go up and wipe them out,” Xiang Yu said loyally.

“Wait and see for now, there are probably only four teams left.

Once we eliminate them, all the merchandise will be ours,” Miao Honglei said, his eyes wild with fervor.

Xiang Yu nodded hurriedly while he scanned the terrain and the positioning of the military forces.

He noticed a little hut far from them with heavy guard, obviously holding valuable goods, or perhaps this was a military stronghold.

Since Xiang Yu had come here, he was naturally ready to make a big move.

That was what he was thinking; this was a den of poison, everyone here was a murderous devil, not a single good soul…