78: Chapter 78 The Drug Factory Was Blown Up

After the Qingming Festival passed,

Lin Heng naturally returned to school.

Su Xueer had been staking out Lin Heng for the past few days, and she finally managed to catch this guy today.

"Lin Heng, what have you been up to these past few days?"

Su Xueer questioned right away.

"What could I be doing?"

"Of course, I was doing part-time work."

Lin Heng said casually.

Su Xueer shot him a suspicious glance.

She hadn't expected this guy to answer so casually.

The police station had been going crazy these past few days.

Even people from the Longan Bureau and the military had been mobilized.

Yet this guy remained so calm.

"Part-time work? Are you sure?"

Su Xueer raised an eyebrow.

Lin Heng nodded.

"That's right, part-time work."

"Where?"

"Northern Myanmar."

Lin Heng maintained his casual demeanor.

"Northern Myanmar??"

Soon, Su Xueer recalled a popular saying circulating online:

If you can't figure anything out, go to Northern Myanmar; the people there will truly bare their hearts to you.

"What did you go there to do..."

However, realizing her question might be offensive, she quickly shut up.

"What else could I be doing? Of course, I was rescuing hostages. After all, the higher-ups paid quite a bit of money. You know this kind of thing makes money fast, right..."

Lin Heng said with a placid expression.

His words naturally reached the ears of others,

especially the viewers in the live stream.

Pfft...

"Lin Heng is really good at joking. I might as well say I went to save the world."

"Hahaha... I didn't realize I wasn't the only cute one in this world."

"Rescuing hostages? Don't you know that requires an incredibly precise organization! To bring people back from those madmen in Northern Myanmar, even Lin Heng couldn't do it!"

"I didn't expect Lin Heng to start bragging too."

"..."

Many viewers in the live stream scoffed at this.

However, quite a few people actually knew some inside information.

"You guys really shouldn't dismiss it!"

"What Lin Heng said might actually be true!"

"My maternal uncle, who went missing a few years ago, said he was arranged to work abroad, but he was actually tricked into going to Northern Myanmar. He only just returned yesterday. We were all so scared, we thought we had seen a ghost."

"Me too. It was my nephew. He heard there was a high-paying job overseas. He studied computer science, but it seemed hard to get paid in the country, so he went out. Who knew..."

Examples poured in from the live stream viewers.

The rest quickly started laughing.

"Hahaha..."

"Does everyone have a story generator these days, or what?"

"Look at you guys, as if everyone has taken a trip to Northern Myanmar."

"Exactly! It's still a tiny minority. I don't believe this!"

"If you have the guts, get it exposed! Otherwise, I'll just assume you're making up stories!"

"..."

The viewers in the live stream quickly became doubtful.

After all, unrealistic things were happening online all the time, and it was hard for them to say what might occur.

Something like going to Northern Myanmar to retrieve people was pure nonsense to them.

Those people were indeed the minority, and they were quickly drowned out by more skeptical bullet comments.

Su Xueer already had several questions forming in her mind.

She planned to seriously interview Lin Heng later about the details of that time.

And just at that moment!

Several police cars screeched to a halt in front of the group.

"Lin Heng, right? We need to speak with you about something important. Please come with us."

Two familiar faces stepped out of the cars.

Captain Li Qing and Old Luo.

Their expressions were grim.

Recalling the reports from that time, both of them were utterly shocked.

At a checkpoint, a group of people had been stopped.

They were all Dragon Country citizens without passports.

However, because the number was too large, and there were also people of other complexions among them, it was difficult to resolve the situation immediately.

When asked why they were there, they all uniformly replied that a man named Lin Heng had brought them over.

Consequently, after careful investigation, the news quickly reached Dragon Capital.

Zhou Ze was being heavily pressured by his superiors, so he had no choice but to contact Lin Heng.

And thus, this scene unfolded.

The viewers in the live stream immediately lost their composure.

"Holy crap! What has Lin Heng done now? Good heavens, did this kid disappear for the past two days to do something shady?"

"Could it be exactly what Lin Heng just said?"

"I don't know, but I recently heard that the largest drug manufacturing base in Northern Myanmar was blown up. I wonder if Lin Heng did it."

"What? That exaggerated? Lin Heng did it single-handedly?"

"It's probably an exaggeration on their part..."

"To link that to Lin Heng now, is it real or not?"

"..."

The viewers in the live stream all maintained an attitude of suspicion.

But quickly, Lin Heng got into the police car without changing his expression.

The practiced movement made people feel a pang of sympathy.

...

Police Station.

The Regret Chair.

It was hard to tell how many times Lin Heng had 'visited the palace' now.

Director Zhou Ze personally interrogated Lin Heng.

"Where have you been these past two days?"

Zhou Ze's tone was stern.

His eyes were like a hawk's, making one feel as if their heart was being clutched.

The Recorder beside him, having witnessed so many trials, was seeing Zhou Ze display such imposing authority for the first time.

A Director is a Director; their capability is truly different.

However, the Recorder still glanced at Lin Heng in front of him.

The other party was completely calm, his expression so peaceful that it was impossible to guess what he was thinking.

This one was truly of great significance.

"Northern Myanmar."

Lin Heng replied honestly.

Pfft...!

The Recorder beside him had just been thinking about how to phrase things subtly and tactfully.

He hadn't expected Lin Heng to be so direct, immediately bringing up Northern Myanmar.

Was it really appropriate to mention something so sensitive right off the bat?

"We asked where you went..."

The Recorder tapped the desk and said seriously,

"I just said, Northern Myanmar. Qingming Festival only has three days off. I originally wanted to go to Africa, since they were quite urgent there, but I was afraid there wouldn't be enough time, as I still had to come back for school. So, I could only go to Northern Myanmar first."

"Coincidentally, a job order just popped up there, and I seized the opportunity to go."

Lin Heng spoke very casually.

Pfft...

This statement made people feel suffocated.

Good heavens!

This answer was absolutely unexpected.

They were momentarily speechless.

But it seemed that what Lin Heng said had no issues.

So, they could only proceed to the next question.

The Recorder beside him fell silent.

Zhou Ze coughed lightly, and he quickly continued his questioning.

"So, what did you go to Northern Myanmar for? And elaborate on that order you mentioned earlier."

Hearing this, Lin Heng continued to confess honestly.

"What else would I go to Northern Myanmar for? Of course, to blow up their drug manufacturing factory."