Breaking Through The Clouds

Chapter 136

"But I found someone more worthy of my allegiance."

Late at night.

The door of the monk's room was pushed open with a creak. An old and weak figure appeared at the end of the corridor, with a gray, slack, and expressionless face. His robe rustled on the ground in the blue and white moonlight. He walked straight through the courtyard like a ghost and came to the back door of the temple.

The two subordinates had been waiting for a long time by the haystack outside the kitchen, and when they saw him coming, they immediately bowed their heads together: "Big boss."

Wu Tun said coldly in Burmese: "Let's go to Daluo."

The two subordinates worked together to lift the haystack, which turned out to be just a thick layer of turf. Soon, with the moonlight and a flashlight, a black bulletproof off-road vehicle hidden under the turf was revealed!

The high mountains in the dark night were like the big iron fences surrounding the three thousand worlds in Buddhism, and the village valley where the temple was located was like hell surrounded in all directions as far as the human eye could see. Wu Tun got into the car, squinted his old eyes, and looked into the distance of the mountains-he knew that the Shan State police were ambushing around this temple, but no one would have thought that he could escape at night.

Ordinary people driving on this steep mountain road would only end up falling off the cliff, but he was not afraid.

He had been operating in this mountain area for several years and had already opened a secret road in the mountain, just for the day when the cornered golden cicada would shed its shell.

The lights of the off-road vehicle weren't turned on, and relying only on the faint moonlight, it drove out of the temple skillfully in the dark. Wu Tun's smile lines were particularly obvious because of his tightly pursed lips. One of the two men was driving, and the other was looking out vigilantly with infrared night vision binoculars. After bumping up and down for a while, they finally left the mountain road and drove into the jungle.

The subordinate breathed a sigh of relief and whispered in Burmese: "Boss, the police didn't make a move; we are safe."

Wu Tun nodded slowly.

The subordinates understood, and finally turned on the lights, reflecting the surrounding jungle brightly-

At this moment, a sharp and long whistle suddenly sounded in the distance!

All the people were shocked at the same time, and the subordinates lost their voices: "Big boss!"

Wu Tun shouted: "Don't stop; listen to my command!"

The off-road vehicle stopped with a sharp screeching sound, then suddenly changed direction and stumbled into the dangerous jungle on a completely unfamiliar road. At the same time, in the distance, a boy on a hillside in the forest put down his military night vision binoculars, turned his head, and said loudly: "Brother Jie! They changed their course and headed toward 3 o'clock!"

"......" A-Jie cursed silently and jumped into the car: "Chase them!"

One after another, car lights lit up in the dark night, like monsters waking up one after another, opening their huge yellow eyes. Immediately afterward, with a roar, the tires ran over the bushes and thorns, rushing out in the direction of Wu Tun's escape!

But at this moment, a few voices suddenly came from the depths of the jungle: Da! Da-da!-

A-Jie's eyelids twitched in the passenger seat.

In an instant, the tongue of fire that erupted out of the machine gun rang out without warning!

The bullets poured down like a rainstorm. All the people in the car reflexively rushed forward with their heads in their hands. Bullets, woodchips, and car window glass flew wildly in the darkness. A-Jie turned his head against the hail of bullets, only to hear his subordinates ask in amazement: "We're ambushed?!"