Rebirth of the Heavenly Empress

Chapter 127: If It Were Me, I Would Have Just Killed Him

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

Green City in November was no longer as hot.

The sunlight shining through the clouds brought with it hints of chilliness.

Superintendent Hong received Su Huiqing’s message half an hour ago.

It was a very simple message. The name of a location.

He didn’t dare to dawdle after receiving her message and immediately rushed over with a team of people.

Everyone was decked out in full gear.

It was a race track. No one should be around if there wasn’t any race scheduled.

Superintendent Hong thought it would be the scene of a terrible battle.

He never expected that by the time they rushed to the scene, it was indeed the scene of a bloody fight.

But it was very different from what he expected.

Under the dazzling light.

A lady clad in a white dress shirt was leading a tall, strapping man. She seemed to have noticed that some other people had arrived.

She let go and flung the man to the ground beside her feet.

Her clear brows exuded a harsh, cold vibe.

She slowly wrapped an iron wire around her wrist.

Surrounding her were over a dozen other people lying on the bloodied ground.

It all appeared very bizarre under the glaring light.

Superintendent Hong and the gang could clearly see that Su Huiqing’s white dress shirt was completely stain-free.

After wrapping the iron wire around several times, she finally looked up at Superintendent Hong and his men. “Just in time. I will hand these people over to you.”

Superintendent Hong saw that Shen Anan was among those people. His heart jumped as he answered in a low voice, “No problem, Ms. Su.”

“Wait a minute.” The man she had flung to the ground finally grew fearful. He hurriedly offered. “I will tell you who ordered us to come. Let me off, please!”

Su Huiqing shoved her hands in her pocket and smirked at him. “You finally choose to speak now?”

The man nodded vigorously. Hope glowed in his eyes.

He hadn’t spoken before as he thought Su Huiqing wouldn’t dare to do anything to them.

But after seeing how deferential Superintendent Hong was to Su Huiqing, he was truly scared now.

Everyone treasured their own lives.

However.

Su Huiqing just reached over to open the door to the driver’s side of her black car. Right before she closed the door to drive off, she lowered those icy-cold eyes of hers. “Unfortunately, it’s too late.”

Her voice was harsh and cold.

The black car made a 180-degree turn and sped off!

Superintendent Hong suddenly noted the lifelike purple-tinted gold orchid logo at the back of the car. His pupils dilated.

“Chief, aren’t you bringing her back for interrogation?” A junior police officer spoke up in a shocked voice.

“Bring her back for interrogation?” Superintendent Hong shivered.

He smacked that police officer on the head.

Master Yu nearly tore apart the police station the previous time they locked up that person in the little black room. Bring her back for interrogation?

Did he have a deathwish?

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Chi Qing had come over with Su Huiqing, but she drove too fast and so he was ditched by the side of the road. He waited for her there.

With Su Huiqing’s powers of observation, she would definitely notice him.

As expected, he didn’t have to wait for long.

A black car came to a screeching stop before him.

The car window was wound down.

That lovely face was revealed.

Hands on the steering wheel, Su Huiqing turned to look at Chi Qing. “Are you still waiting for me?”

Her gaze was cool and placid.

But her tone was slightly less edgy than how she spoke to others.

“What did you do? The entire eastern continent is in chaos.” Chi Qing coolly took off his sunglasses and glanced at his watch. “Let’s find a place to eat as we talk.”

“I can’t today.” Su Huiqing tapped lightly on the steering wheel as she narrowed her eyes. “I already have an appointment with someone else.”

Chi Qing raised his head in surprise.

“As for the matter regarding the eastern continent…” Su Huiqing gave the steering wheel a vicious rap. She snorted coldly. “You don’t need to bother about that.”

The black car slowly steered off.

Chi Qing put his sunglasses back on, deep in thought.

Su Huiqing seldom made such grand actions.

The military arms transactions between both sides had always been carried out very discreetly. Why did she suddenly decide to interfere?

This matter had caused extreme stress and anxiety for the military on the eastern continent.

A military firearms deal estimated to be worth several billions of dollars could flatten an entire continent.

And the biggest loser was still the Ning Family.

Moreover, the multi-billion dollar price of the firearms was just what was on the surface. There were also the transport and security fees. It would all add up to tens of billions of dollars.

It would be a massive loss to any of the major families.

There was virtually no one in Country Hua who would dare to do this to the Ning Family.

And no one from the International Association would go against the Ning Family’s plans to develop in Country Hua.

Ning Wenjun could only think of one person…

He swept the books in his study to the floor. “Which one of you went to Green City and provoked him?!”

Apart from Yu Shijin, Ning Wenjun could not think of anyone who could move the International Association’s top militant group as and when he pleased.

The Ning Family butler collapsed to his knees.

“I… I had someone teach that Su Family a lesson…” His face turned pale.

Ning Wenjun didn’t expect that someone had really interfered with Green City. His face was very grave. “He is someone who dares to kill a person sent by the International Association to Green City—and you still went to meddle in his territory. Do you have a deathwish?!”

“Tie him up and prepare a private jet to Green City.” Ning Wenjun took up his cell phone as he left the room. “I am going over to personally apologize to him.”

He still hadn’t realized.

The person who did this was not Yu Shijin, but someone else.

Yu Shijin was leaning against a pillar by the hotel entrance and smoking when he received Ning Wenjun’s phone call.

His black hair reflected a pale golden light.

His physique was long and lean.

His lowered eyes exuded elegance and aloofness.

Nearby, two black-clad bodyguards stood ramrod straight.

“I didn’t do it.” Yu Shijin noticed the familiar car appearing before him. He extinguished his cigarette and snorted coldly right before hanging up the phone. “If it was me, I would have just killed your butler. Got it?”

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