Chapter 745: The Case Was Always There

Only after his reminder did Yu Dazhang realize it.

Yeah, how do you even write the report?

To prevent the suspects from dying at the hands of these female special operatives, you went over there and killed them yourself?

To outsiders, it does look exactly like that.

But who could understand his predicament?

Yu Dazhang looked around the villa entrance, finally fixing his gaze on the camera beside him.

This area is under surveillance… he let out a breath of relief.

Then there’s nothing to worry about.

The surveillance footage can prove he acted out of necessity.

As time passed, medical vehicles and personnel from various hospitals arrived one after another, and police officers dispatched from other regions also began to show up.

“All five villas have been thoroughly searched.”

Captain Hua and Captain Xu stood before Yu Dazhang and reported:

“All hidden suspects have been located; none escaped.”

Yu Dazhang watched the bustling scene before him, saying nothing.

Simply transporting these female victims would take a tremendous amount of time.

There were simply too many of them; he even began to worry whether the hospitals had enough beds.

After a long while, he finally said:

“Communicate well with the officers who came to assist—make absolutely sure every suspect is taken back.”

There are also many suspects here; the detention center has already been notified and is ready to receive them at any time.

If this were in Province S or Province N, he wouldn’t need to lift a finger.

But in Songkou, Captain Xu and Captain Hua are outsiders—they don’t know the area, so he had to handle it himself.

More and more assisting officers arrived, and Yu Dazhang later spotted someone he knew.

“I knew it was you.”

Qian Cheng stepped down from the police car and walked straight up to Yu Dazhang with a smile:

“No one else could’ve stirred up such a commotion.”

“Thanks for coming,” Yu Dazhang replied wearily.

The time had now reached five in the morning.

Almost all the assisting officers had been woken from sleep, but for police officers, this was routine.

Along with Qian Cheng came Lu Zhongxin and his two team members.

“Master.”

Seeing Lu Zhongxin, Yu Dazhang immediately stepped forward to greet him.

All the officers sent from Hongkou Branch were people he knew—clearly, Li Jun had arranged it deliberately.

“Only you could pull this off.”

Lu Zhongxin glanced around and sincerely exclaimed:

“What started as a missing persons case turned into a nationwide case because of you—now the whole branch is talking about it, saying the current nationwide crackdown was sparked by you.”

His eyes held admiration, his fondness for his student unmistakable.

Who wouldn’t be proud of a student like that?

There’s a rumor circulating in the system that Lu Zhongxin’s promotion was purely due to luck—he happened to stumble upon a treasure of a student.

Lu Zhongxin didn’t care about such remarks.

In his view, good luck was also a kind of ability.

If you’ve got the talent, go find yourself a good student—failing to do so just proves you’re unlucky.

So some things can’t be envied; besides jealousy, you must learn to accept them.

“Master, you know the case was always there—no one just noticed it.”

Yu Dazhang explained:

“In fact, solving cases is simply a process of spotting anomalies and seeking the truth.”

Both master and student understood this perfectly—talking like this was just catching up after not seeing each other for a while.

They both knew deep down that cases would never end.