517: Starting a war with no one?

“He found me?”

“How is this possible?”

Despite the confusion in his heart, he stopped and turned his head.

He had to remain calm, show no abnormalities, and think from a perspective that completely didn't understand the Su Yue case.

He knew that with the slightest oversight, it would be impossible to easily bluff his way through this time.

Su Yue showed no emotion on his face, just looked at Gao Xiang and asked, “What is it?”

Gao Xiang smiled and replied, “Captain didn’t mention it before, but I’m actually here for an internship too.”

“We’ll have to interact more in the future…”

Gao Xiang came from Beijing and directly entered the Municipal Bureau for his internship.

He didn't have many close friends here, especially since he was new to the workplace and didn't fully understand the ropes. Although he was considered smart, he was slightly lacking in controlling people's hearts.

People were different after all; he could never be like Su Yue, who always walked alone.

Especially when he noticed the winking and gesturing Cui Jia made while talking to A Qi earlier, he knew this “Zhong Qi” was also a talent worth befriending.

Although it was a bit inconvenient to speak at this moment, he still decided to call out to Zhong Qi.

He needed friends and was also planning for his future.

Su Yue breathed a sigh of relief, realizing it was a false alarm.

He nodded and said with a smile, “Definitely.”

Then, he turned around and continued to follow Cui Jia to complete the other procedures.

Walking behind Cui Jia, the smile on Su Yue's face disappeared.

He found Gao Xiang a bit strange.

Gao Xiang had changed a lot; in just four months, it was as if he had been reborn.

His demeanor had changed significantly.

Originally, he didn't pay any attention to Gao Xiang, but now it seemed this person... was worth taking seriously.

Thinking of this, a faint smile curved Su Yue's lips again.

He thought to himself, “This kid… is starting to get in the way.”

“It seems the blow you received wasn’t big enough…”

“You have a part in this plan too…”

“Gao Xiang.”

...

At this time, sixteen days had passed since the case of the stolen cultural relics unearthed in Guangrao Village, Guangzhou on October 14th was closed.

Many things had happened in these sixteen days.

Gao Xiang completed the task arranged by Li Ou on October 16th, entered the Municipal Bureau as an intern on the 20th, and was directly assigned to the Special Task Force.

He began to study Su Yue's case files.

After learning that Su Yue could even act under the identity of others, Gao Xiang knew that the difficulty of catching Su Yue had become even greater.

Although he didn't understand how Su Yue managed to do this, based on Su Yue's performance in these five volumes of case files, it didn't seem like a difficult task.

In addition, after the cultural relics theft case on October 14th was closed, Guangzhou News reported the specific process of the case with high profile.

The news mentioned a person named Sima Tian.

It was said that although the cultural relics were successfully recovered and most of the suspects were arrested, this person, as the planner, escaped.

The news posted a photo of Sima Tian and left the phone numbers of A Qi and Xiang Haitian, putting out a social-wide wanted notice for this person.

This sparked widespread discussion among the public.

This was, of course, a method thought up by Xiang Haitian and A Qi. Although Su Yue had escaped, he would eventually have to show his face.

As long as someone saw him suddenly appear from the forest, carrying two black boxes, it would inevitably attract attention.

However, under these circumstances, they still couldn't find any reliable clues.

Moreover, the wanted notice for Sima Tian instead re-ignited public attention to the "Professor He Jiaxin" incident, which had cooled down.

The name Professor He Jiaxin had never faded from people's hearts. Bringing it up again this time caused the popularity of Professor He Jiaxin to rise again.

At this time, people didn't know that a reporter named Qi Feng was investigating the ins and outs of the He Jiaxin case.

After returning from Eagle Country, he found Qingzhou Aerospace University.

After all, the ZC5546 accident that occurred on September 20th, the closure of Qingzhou Railway Station, and the half-day lockdown of Qingzhou Aerospace University all happened on the same day.

And was all of this really just a coincidence?

Qi Feng did not choose to communicate with the school authorities but walked into the university gate with his backpack, like a student.

He began to suspect the identity of "Professor He Jiaxin".

As the investigation deepened, he increasingly felt that a huge secret was hidden behind it.

He knew that the truth he uncovered might never be known to the public…

But pursuing the truth is a reporter's instinct.

He did not seek fame or fortune, only a clear conscience.

And often, only such people can truly find the truth.

As for whether the truth will be known to the public…

That depends on human effort.

In addition, after Su Yue left with a huge sum of one hundred and forty-two thousand US dollars, he naturally went to the black market.

He certainly considered the issue of tracking the source of the funds.

Fortunately, there were quite a few vendors in the black market who dealt in US dollar exchange.

There is never a shortage of people doing profitable things.

Although there was some loss, it was nothing to Su Yue.

He found the old man who made documents again, and after paying the full amount, he received a complete set of documents.

He even verified the authenticity of these documents, and after some checking, he found that these documents were indeed registered online.

In other words…

Even if they were fake certificates, their authenticity was reliable.

However, Su Yue still asked about the source of these documents. He thought the old man wouldn't tell him, but unexpectedly, the person didn't hesitate at all.

Only when Su Yue learned the reason did he realize that there was indeed no need to avoid it.

Because many of the channels involved were not things you could do just by knowing about them.

The origin of these documents, in the final analysis, lay in identity cards.

Perhaps in big cities, forging identity cards is extremely difficult, but in small places, or even remote mountain villages, there are always some people whose identities are not fully registered.

The sixty yuan fee for an identity card, although not much in the eyes of most people, there are always some people who cannot afford or are unwilling to pay this money.

These people became the fundamental reason for the existence of this black industry chain.

The identity of "Zhong Qi" thus came into being.

Therefore, although this identity is real, if you delve deeper, you will inevitably find loopholes.

After Su Yue understood this, he knew that this was enough.

This identity was enough for him to use for a while.

Of course, this was on the premise of not being suspected…

Then he went to the Municipal Bureau's affiliated medical university according to the original plan and became a fifth-year student there.

Thus…

At this time, it was already October 30th.

"Zhong Qi" filled out the last registration form and officially became a Municipal Bureau intern forensic doctor.

Cui Jia held the last form, looked at it carefully, and then turned his gaze to Zhong Qi.

He raised his eyebrows and asked, “How are you feeling right now?”

“Feeling?” Zhong Qi’s face showed a look of surprise.

Cui Jia paused, shook the paper in his hand, seemed to want to say something, but stopped.

Su Yue immediately understood his meaning.

“Oh, I’m a bit excited right now, maybe I haven’t fully reacted yet.”

“I didn’t expect to be able to intern at the Municipal Bureau so quickly at this time.”

When Cui Jia heard Zhong Qi's words, he smiled, and there was a hint of self-mockery in that smile.

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“Didn’t expect it?”

“I don’t think so.”

Although he thought this, he didn't say it out loud.

At the same time, he did not doubt Zhong Qi’s identity.

Geniuses are always arrogant. For someone as steady-handed as Zhong Qi, his ambition is probably not limited to the small Municipal Bureau. He is willing to accept the Municipal Bureau's internship invitation, mostly because there are more opportunities to gain experience here.

Cui Jia considered himself a genius, otherwise, he wouldn't have achieved so much at this age.

But in front of Zhong Qi's hands, he knew his record might soon be broken.

But that didn't matter; it was definitely a fortunate thing for the future of the forensic world to have such an outstanding person appear.

And Su Yue, of course, understood Cui Jia's question.

Humility is a virtue, but a gentleman should also have a proud demeanor.

He looked at Cui Jia with a sigh in his eyes and guessed what he was thinking.

In this internal confrontation, Su Yue won with an absolute advantage.

At this time, Cui Jia said, “Alright, the procedures are all done. Let’s go to the Municipal Hospital.”

“That’s where we should go.”

“There have been quite a few cases recently, but our work isn’t that much.”

“If you have time, you can come a few more times. I see that Gao Xiang seems to get along well with you?”

Su Yue smiled and said, “Yes. But judging by his appearance, he shouldn’t be very old, right?”

Cui Jia nodded, “He’s eighteen this year, nineteen after the New Year. He’s a genius from Beijing University of Political Science and Law.”

“But speaking of geniuses, there are geniuses every year, so it’s not worth paying too much attention.”

“It’s just that this kid’s teacher is quite influential.”

“Have you heard of Li Ou?”

Hearing this, Su Yue paid attention.

Being able to come to the Special Task Force for the “Su Yue case” for an internship at the age of eighteen, if industry insiders knew, they would definitely think this person was exceptionally gifted.

But in Cui Jia’s words, it didn’t seem like much?

Was Cui Jia too arrogant?

However, Cui Jia also praised Li Ou greatly, so who was Li Ou?

Cui Jia noticed that Zhong Qi's expression changed slightly and knew that what he said might be a bit off.

He was originally a person with a lively personality. Although he worked as a forensic doctor, a solemn and rigorous profession, he didn't usually care much about his words and actions as long as it was unrelated to his profession.

But this didn't mean he was completely a social idiot.

“Oh, he is indeed a genius.”

At this time, the two had already walked out of the personnel office door, and as they walked, Cui Jia began to explain.

“Gao Xiang’s way of thinking is indeed much more divergent than ordinary people, even much stronger than our Captain.”

“But as I said, every year in every industry, a few geniuses appear and are highly anticipated.”

“But whether they can ultimately become successful needs time to verify.”

“Perhaps those who can make it to the end are not necessarily these geniuses?”

“Zhong Qi, these words are also what I’ve seen and heard along the way…”

“Although I’m not much older than you, these are my heartfelt words.”

Listening to Cui Jia’s words, Su Yue felt that this person was quite good.

These words were indeed a senior's heartfelt talk to a junior.

But Su Yue knew very well that these words should just be listened to…

After all, their positions were different.

As they spoke, the two had already walked out of the elevator and were heading towards the lobby.

“Speaking of Li Ou…” Cui Jia opened his mouth.

“This person is not simple.”

“He is well-known internationally and is said to have solved many major cases.”

“In China, he is a very respected figure.”

“I also heard when Gao Xiang was talking to you earlier. You can use your relationship with him to get in touch more.”

“Our forensic medicine is also part of the criminal investigation field, so it’s always beneficial.”

Cui Jia was actually testing Zhong Qi.

Although he was very satisfied with Zhong Qi, it was not easy to make him teach everything he knew.

Cui Jia himself was also an arrogant person. It was rare to make a name for himself in the forensic world at the age of twenty-eight.

In this situation, although he wanted to cultivate this steady-handed junior, and even intended to have him join the Qingzhou Municipal Bureau's staff, he still needed to understand his character after all.

If Zhong Qi was cunning and only wanted to climb up, then no matter how talented he was, he wouldn't go far.

The result would depend on Zhong Qi's answer at this moment.

According to the typical student who has just entered society, they would naturally not think too much at this time, thanking or denying, especially when Cui Jia was talking to him so sincerely, they would generally speak their mind.

But… Su Yue was no longer a student.

At this time, Zhong Qi spoke, “Senior…”

“I think there’s something wrong with that statement.”

“Making friends is making friends, and getting acquainted is getting acquainted… I don’t want to mix so many complicated things into personal relationships.”

“It’s too tiring and doesn’t mean much.”

Su Yue's words made Cui Jia glance sideways, and he nodded slightly in his heart.

This kid was very much to his liking.

He was real enough.

“Alright then.”

“Don’t regret it then, this opportunity is rare.”

This test was over.

And Su Yue knew that he would face countless large and small tests next.

With the slightest carelessness, it was very likely to fall into the Abyss.

...

It took an hour to drive to the hospital.

Fortunately, the road wasn't very congested at this time.

At two o'clock in the afternoon, the two arrived in front of the Guangzhou Municipal Hospital building.

“Although there haven’t been many major cases recently, there have been continuous small cases.”

“But of course, you’re an intern, so even if these cases are small, they shouldn’t be your responsibility.”

“If you’re interested, you can go to the injury assessment department more often.”

“Not to see how to do the work, but to see how to handle things.”

“Those who come for injury assessment all hope the results are more severe. You can see how those old hands deal with them.”

Su Yue nodded and walked into the office next to the autopsy room with Cui Jia.

The morgue and the autopsy room were naturally in two different places, but not far apart.

“Old Gao, I’ve brought the new guy.”

Sitting behind the desk reading the newspaper was a middle-aged man with a full beard. He frowned as Cui Jia and Su Yue swaggered in, then ignored Cui Jia and looked at Zhong Qi behind him.

After a brief look, his expression changed slightly.

“Oh? You brought my new guy?”

He said somewhat mockingly, “I said, Xiao Lu, I trust your judgment.”

“This is a good prospect!”

And when Cui Jia heard Old Gao's words, his proud expression immediately disappeared.

He wanted to poach Zhong Qi, but he didn't expect this old hand to see through it at a glance?

However, Su Yue was instead a little wary. How did he see through it?

Or rather…

What else could he see?

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