Chapter 239 The policeman didn't expect Yan Tieyi to intervene in this matter with such a tough attitude, and he stuttered: "But...but the military and the police belong to different systems." But Yan Tieyi didn't think this was a problem at all: "There are many times when the police ask the military for assistance." The police are mainly responsible for solving cases. Although they certainly have some combat training, due to limited manpower, they still have to apply for assistance from the military when facing criminal groups. They use their advantages in numbers and equipment to suppress criminal organizations and reduce casualties. The Qinglang Group is just stuck at the point where they need to apply for assistance. If someone else applied, they might not be successful, but this is Yan Tieyi. Yan Tieyi has the ability to put the entire blame on the military. The police can only give a title at best and cannot even be considered as providing assistance. The chief of the police station pulled his subordinate away and said to Yan Tieyi with a smile: "Since someone has reported a crime, we have to file a case. Miss Su, please come over here and take a statement." It's just a case. There are many cases that have been filed but not solved in the police station. Why should we insist on not filing a case and go against Yan Tieyi at this time? Power is always useful in any era. Su Chaoliu glanced at Yan Tieyi and saw him nod to her, then she followed the police.
The director breathed a sigh of relief. He immediately agreed to file the case, not only to avoid Yan Tieyi's power, but more importantly, he did not want to be involved in the disputes at the higher levels. There are different opinions among the top leaders on whether the Canglang Society and its subordinate organizations should exist. Unfortunately, Yan Tieyi is a hard-core naysayer. So whatever he said goes, send him away quickly and don’t let him stay here to cause trouble. Su Chaoliu didn't know all this. After she finished taking the statement and came out to see Yan Tieyi still waiting for her, she vaguely guessed that things might be heading in a direction that she couldn't control. "Major General," she walked up to Yan Tieyi, "You can leave now." Yan Tieyi nodded, took her out of the police station, opened the door of his aircraft, and motioned Su Chaoliu to get in. Su Chaoliu looked at him, but still did not refuse the order. Although her aircraft was parked somewhere else, she had to find time to drive it back. "Why are you here?" Su Chaoliu asked as he fastened his seat belt, "Don't you have any connections in the army?" Soldiers cannot leave the army at will, even those who have reached a high position like Yan Tieyi are no exception. "You don't have to worry about this." Yan Tieyi didn't intend to tell Su Chaoliu those details. She didn't need to know them. "Mengmeng told me." Su Chaoliu sat up straighter in her chair: "It's Mengmeng, not Ningning?" It's no wonder she asked this, because Zhuge Mengmeng is still young and doesn't seem to have the ability to intervene in these matters. Although Zhuge Ningning is still a student, she is an adult after all, and college students also have certain professional abilities and are more trustworthy. Besides, Su Chaoqi and Zhuge Ningning are students of the same school. Isn't it more normal to look for Zhuge Ningning than Zhuge Mengmeng? "It's Mengmeng," Yan Tieyi said confidently, "Ningning wouldn't think of coming to me because she's afraid of being scolded." Zhuge Ningning was scared enough when facing Yan Hanguang, let alone looking for him again. Su Chaoliu calculated: "Qiqi doesn't have class this morning..." This means that Su Chaoqi stayed at Han Zhao's place last night. Zhuge Mengmeng might have gone to play with Su Chaoqi, and then learned about this from Su Chaoqi, and immediately went to find Yan Tieyi.
But even if he found someone, Yan Tieyi didn't need to do it himself. He could just ask his subordinates to go and rescue Su Chaoliu. After all, Yan Tieyi was quite busy. Su Chaoliu narrowed her eyes: "Why did you come here?" "Not bad, you are sharp enough," Yan Tieyi praised Su Chaoliu in a simple and perfunctory tone, "Then continue to analyze why I came here." Is this giving her homework? Su Chaoliu was not afraid of being assigned homework, she began to think. First of all, we have to rule out the possibility that Yan Tieyi came because of her. After all, her position is not so important that Yan Tieyi would make a trip for such a small matter. If it's not for her, then it's for the other party: "Then it's for the Qinglang Group... No, it's the Canglang Association?" Thinking about it this way, Madam Zhuge seemed to have given some guidance. Although she emphasized not to investigate the Canglang Society anymore, she also expressed that the Qinglang Group could make moves and did not stop them from investigating the Qinglang Group. So they were used as guns? Seeing that she had guessed it, Yan Tieyi did not hide his purpose: "The Canglang Society has been very active recently. I think we should let them behave themselves." However, he has no subordinate relationship with Canglang Club. They are two completely parallel departments. Therefore, Canglang Club will not listen to Yan Tieyi's requests and orders, so he has to give warnings in other ways. And precisely because the Canglang Club has been very busy recently, there have been management oversights, which led to someone using their affiliated organization to attack Su Chaoqi. Yan Tieyi did not hide his emotions in front of Su Chaoliu, so Su Chaoliu easily heard the disgust in his tone. "You don't like Canglang Club," Su Chaoliu confirmed from his tone, "Is it because of the Yue family?" Yan Tieyi did not avoid the question, he said: "Not only the Yue family." Yes, the Canglang Society will definitely not only target the Yue family. Su Chaoliu sighed, said nothing more, and looked out the window: "Where are we going?" "To my unit." It had only been a month since she left Yan Tieyi's army, and she didn't expect him to come back so soon. However, she didn't know why Yan Tieyi brought her back. However, Su Chaoliu did not ask any more questions. Yan Tieyi would not sell her out. He would tell her his purpose when the time came. Since he had just left, Su Chaoliu was still very familiar with the surrounding scenery and could even greet passers-by in a friendly manner. Yan Tieyi took her directly to his office: "Sit down." As soon as Su Chaoliu sat down, the chief of staff came in. The chief of staff handed Su Chaoliu a document, and when she opened it, she saw an application form. The general meaning is to apply to the First Military Academy to allow Su Chaoliu to participate in their mission, and specify the situation, time and location of the mission. "Clear up criminal organizations that illegally traffic in people... Wait, trafficking in people?" Su Chaoliu looked up with some confusion. She could understand that the Qinglang Group was committing theft, robbery, murder and arson, but what about human trafficking? Yan Tieyi explained to her: "The competitions organized by the underground boxing gym every month are not only for making money, but more for screening out those who can join the Qinglang Group or even higher levels."
As for how it works, Yan Tieyi did not explain more. It was enough for Su Chaoliu to just know that there was such a thing. "Most of the members of Canglang Society and its affiliated organizations are orphans or have few interpersonal relationships. In this way, no one will care about their social identity death, and no one will pursue it," the chief of staff supplemented Yan Tieyi, "Such members can largely cut off the possibility of emotional behavior." The chief of staff's eyes fell on Su Chaoliu and he said lightly: "For example, you are very suitable." As a second-rate person, he was born without parents, which fits the definition of a loner that the Canglang Society wants. Yan Tieyi frowned. Before he could speak, Su Chaoliu denied it categorically: "Impossible! I have family." She would never abandon Su Chaoqi. The Chief of Staff did not comment, he just made an objective judgment. But Su Chaoliu fell into deep thought. In her memory, there have indeed been students who "died" around her since she was a child, but they were not in her class, so she didn't take it too seriously. Besides, the possibility of children without parental supervision encountering accidents is not too high. Were they selected into an organization like the Canglang Society? "Let's sign this document first," Yan Tieyi said, "and then send it to the school." Su Chaoliu came back to her senses, then signed her name at the end of the document, and the chief of staff sent it to the First Military Academy. "So, what to do now?" Although the document was signed, she was here, and she knew Yan Tieyi's purpose, she was not sure what to do next. "Wait a moment," the chief of staff said as his fingers moved quickly, "See? This is the information you filed today. This is the information about the attack that happened at the First Military Academy. There is also other information. It's all here. You need to compile a report." The chief of staff is worthy of being a person who can read thousands of summaries at a time. He himself can write this kind of applied writing style very fluently and smoothly. The chief of staff was writing a report, and Yan Tieyi unfolded a map of the street where the Qinglang Group was located. He looked at Su Chaoliu and said, "You come and make a battle plan." "Shouldn't this kind of mission be confidential?" Su Chaoliu didn't dare to start directly for a moment, "You can't just tell me like this." "It's not a secret," Yan Tieyi said nonchalantly, "It's just a small mission. My troops shouldn't be involved in a mission of this level, but because there are so many things involved, other troops won't want to take on this mission, so I won't give it to others." This is also one of the reasons why Yan Tieyi has a negative attitude towards Canglang Club. Because they are uncontrollable, even a little bit of privilege is enough to disrupt social order. If the people who attacked Su Chaoqi were just ordinary thugs, the police would have no concerns at all. They would arrest those who should be arrested and detain those who should be detained. It would not be like Su Chaoliu, where it was very difficult to report a case. Since Yan Tieyi said so, Su Chaoliu didn't refuse and went straight to work. She was interning here a month ago, and she knew a lot about the situation of Yan Tieyi's troops, so she had an idea of how many people should be mobilized and who should be mobilized. Besides, as Yan Tieyi said, this mission is really small. About fifty people are enough. The more difficult part is how to guide the surrounding people and not cause panic.