The cabin was filled with officials and corporate representatives, accustod to luxury and comfort. Many were asleep, reacting sluggishly. Those abruptly awakened looked at Luo Zheng with curiosity, unsure of what was happening. Most remained in a daze, but Luo Zheng's expression changed drastically, compelling him to shout again, finally rousing the passengers to retract their feet and look down in surprise.
Seeing that so were still asleep and others bewilderedly inquiring about the situation, Luo Zheng grew anxious, resorting to checking the ground once more. He discovered the viper had swiftly darted to the back of the cabin, disappearing in an instant. The rear housed the service area, storing food and heating appliances. Luo Zheng, with a grim face, rushed forward.
The passengers gazed at Luo Zheng in astonishnt, hastily making way for him. Luo Zheng dashed to the service area, pulling back the draped curtains. Two flight attendants were seated on stools, looking at Luo Zheng with surprise. One cautiously asked, "Is sothing wrong?"
"Leave imdiately," Luo Zheng demanded, not wasting ti to explain, his cold eyes scanning the surroundings. The flight attendants, realizing sothing was amiss, unfastened their seatbelts and started to exit, instinctively glancing back at Luo Zheng but refraining from asking further. Observing the curious passengers standing up to inspect, they hurried to fulfill their duties, signaling everyone to sit down and fasten their seatbelts for safety.
However, curiosity intensified among the passengers, ignoring the flight attendants' instructions, craning their necks to observe. At that mont, Lan Xue, leaving Ghost Hand to care for the chairman, rushed forward with Mountain Eagle and Snow Leopard, noticing Luo Zheng searching for sothing. With a stern expression, she inquired softly, "How's it going?"
"It escaped. Too many obstacles here, easily finding a gap to hide. It's hard to find," Luo Zheng replied coldly. If on land, they could move things to search, but in the air, it's impossible. The viper moves swiftly, posing significant danger, becoming troubleso if provoked. Hiding is preferable, as long as it remains concealed, it poses no harm.
"Let's wait until landing. Passengers at the back should move forward, clearing space and assigning two people to watch. The problem won't be severe," Lan Xue softly suggested.
"Alright," Luo Zheng agreed, having no better solution. He instructed the rear passengers to move forward. Though wondering, they cooperated, soon clearing the last three rows. Luo Zheng had Snow Leopard and Mountain Eagle monitor the door, prepared to shoot if necessary, then returned to the first-class cabin with Lan Xue.
Everyone remained puzzled about the situation but acknowledged a problem existed. They viewed Luo Zheng entering the first-class cabin, whispering among themselves. With Snow Leopard and Mountain Eagle guarding the rear door, Luo Zheng felt relieved, sitting beside the chairman, who softly asked, "What's the situation?"
"It's our opponent making a move. The viper has hidden in the back, hard to find. I've arranged guards, it can't erge, no need to worry. Too many devices at the back, no space for maneuvering, provoking the viper could be disastrous. Suggest solving it after landing," Luo Zheng explained in a voice only the chairman could hear.
The chairman's expression subtly changed, contemplating briefly before nodding, agreeing to Luo Zheng's plan. Luo Zheng exhaled quietly, if ordered to eliminate the danger imdiately, as a soldier, he'd comply without hesitation. Yet, the risk was too substantial for Luo Zheng to bear.
The scene gradually settled. Though filled with doubts, no one dared to approach Luo Zheng, and he was disinclined to explain, pondering deeply: How did the viper get on the plane? With nearly a hundred people on board, how did it precisely target the chairman? These questions made Luo Zheng's face steel-like, especially concerned with the second question—how did the viper accurately find the chairman, posing a terrifying implication—suggesting the chairman faces constant risk, the viper could strike at any mont?
Thinking of this, Luo Zheng raised his eyebrows, eyes widening as he noticed Hong ihua seated ahead, looking at him with curiosity. Luo Zheng whispered, "It's a viper."
Being exceptionally astute, Hong ihua quickly grasped the issue Luo Zheng worried about, her expression darkening. She said softly, "Three more hours remain in this flight, ti is ample for changes. We must identify how it was brought on board, resolving the threat. It couldn't climb aboard alone, soone must have brought it, finding them might lead to a solution."
"Do you have a way?" Luo Zheng asked, startled.
"Lan Xing, bring up the boarding surveillance for to examine," Hong ihua commanded Lan Xing beside her.
Lan Xing promptly agreed, opening his computer, fingers tapping the keyboard swiftly. Shortly, he handed the computer to Hong ihua, displaying the pre-boarding security footage. Security personnel from the guard office conducted ticulous and professional checks, orderly queuing for boarding.
The surveillance revealed nothing suspicious. With such thorough checks, the viper couldn't board the plane successfully. Where's the issue? Luo Zheng stared at the screen in thought. Surveillance progressed to boarding, with everyone walking to the airport, an unmistakable procedure, allowing for no trickery.
Surveillance footage concluded with everyone boarding, the whole process strictly overseen, impossible for the viper to board. Then how did it get on? How was it controlled to attack the chairman? These enigmatic questions tangled Luo Zheng's mind, seeking a breakthrough.
Once the video ended, everyone pondered deeply. Soon, Hong ihua, intensely focused, turned to Luo Zheng, subtly shaking her head, indicating she hadn't found the truth either. Luo Zheng smiled wryly, taking the laptop to watch the video again. The viper didn't appear on the plane without reason; there's definitely an issue.
This ti, Luo Zheng scrutinized more closely, suddenly noticing a person's action capturing his attention. Luo Zheng had viewed everyone's information, recognizing the man as a corporate representative. He placed a suitcase on the floor, squatting to tie his shoelaces, then lifted the suitcase to catch up with the group. Throughout, the viper didn't appear.
Tying shoelaces is natural; anyone might face loosened laces. From the whole process, no viper is seen. What's the matter? Is it normal? Luo Zheng wondered, contemplating the need to solve this issue thoroughly.
"Found anything?" Lan Xue, noticing Luo Zheng's unusual expression, asked inquisitively.
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