Chapter 560: In the Name of Justice

Chapter 560 -330: In the Name of Justice

The cruise ship’s medical bay.

Liu Chenhui followed the supervisor in the white uniform toward the medical bay. When his steps faltered slightly, the supervisor asked softly, “Sir, forgive my asking, but… who is your boss?”

He had been serving on this cruise ship since it first set sail, eight and a half years now. He had seen a few fights before, but the most intense was the “group battle” that made global headlines, involving over a hundred people.

That fight started while watching a game, when a Russian fan and a German fan got into a conflict. The conflict then escalated, and more people joined in.

The cruise ship had no choice but to make an emergency docking and hand the matter over to the police.

Strictly speaking, what happened today couldn’t be called a fight. It was a one-sided beating.

However, the status of the man who did the beating was not something that could be ignored.

“I’d advise you not to find out. Otherwise, you might face an investigation. What’s your nationality?”

Liu Chenhui glanced at him and, after a moment’s thought, also spoke in a subtle, veiled manner.

‘Brother Chu and I are still in disguise right now. If they really started digging, it would be a huge hassle. Brother Chu could definitely handle it, but there’s no need to create unnecessary trouble.’

‘Face… an investigation?’

The supervisor licked his lips, looking at him with a sense of helplessness. “I’m from Paris.”

“Oh, me too, but I travel the globe with my boss year-round… Hey, listen. Back at the performance venue, I spotted at least six people casually spying on us. The one I just hit was tailing us all the way from the restaurant to the venue, which is why I hit him.”

“I hope we can review the surveillance footage later. You’ll understand everything.”

Liu Chenhui patted his shoulder and said seriously.

‘In the past, he probably wouldn’t have used such an “adaptive” tactic. But after following Lin Chu for a while, his mindset had subtly changed.’

‘Aren’t rules made to be broken?’

‘If you can’t break them, it just means the reward isn’t big enough, or the fear you create isn’t great enough!’

‘Six of them…’

The supervisor’s Adam’s apple bobbed as he swallowed hard. A strange tightness gripped his heart.

‘What kind of people are these?’

‘Has the cruise ship I work on gotten caught up in some kind of major conflict?’

Just then, as they rounded a corner in the hallway, Liu Chenhui saw a Korean-style “flower boy” with his arm around a girl’s shoulder, leaning against the railing and smoking. The man looked familiar; he was one of the six suspects Liu Chenhui had identified.

‘I saw him in the restaurant, I saw him at the performance venue, and now I’m seeing him again.’

On impulse, he acted without the slightest hesitation. He casually walked over and swiftly brought a vicious karate chop down on the back of the flower boy’s neck. The man instantly crumpled to the ground, unconscious, accompanied by his companion’s scream.

The supervisor: …

Dumbfounded.

He stared at Liu Chenhui in disbelief, a mixture of tension and anger on his face.

Liu Chenhui shrugged. “This guy is also one of the suspects.”

He quickly crouched down and searched the flower boy from top to bottom. His phone, wallet, shoe soles, the lining of his clothes… Two buttons were swiftly ripped off, revealing a chip and battery from within the lining. He dangled them casually in front of the supervisor. Then, Liu Chenhui stood up, planted a foot on the flower boy’s chest, and announced with finality, “There… proof.”

The supervisor: …

He could feel adrenaline flooding his system.

‘It’s real!’

Quickly using a belt to tie up Han Xingmin, Liu Chenhui grabbed him and pulled him up. The man’s female companion stood a short distance away, watching the scene with a dazed and terrified expression.

“Hey, Miss, how do you two know each other?”

“This guy is bad news. You’d better come with me too.”

Liu Chenhui called out to her.

The woman’s face was pale. She waved her hands frantically. “I… I don’t know him. He just hit on me on the ship. We only had a few drinks.”

“You sure? You didn’t take any money from him?”

Liu Chenhui, playing the part completely, asked another question.

She bit her lip tightly, glancing from Liu Chenhui to the cruise ship supervisor, and shook her head guiltily.

“Okay, I have more urgent things to deal with right now, so I can’t be bothered with you. But I’ve memorized your face. From now on, go back to your cabin and don’t come out before noon tomorrow. Go.”

Hearing this, as if she’d received a pardon, she immediately fled in a panic.

The supervisor in the white uniform watched Liu Chenhui handle the entire situation, and a guess couldn’t help but form in his mind.

‘He’s either a cop or a secret agent!’

‘And most likely a secret agent!’

‘A regular cop wouldn’t have these kinds of skills or this style!’

“Sir, the… the medical bay is just ahead. This… this man… what are you planning to do with him?”

He was even starting to stutter.

“We’ll deal with him later. Let’s go check on the other one.”

“How about we toss him into the sea to feed the whales?”

Cracking the joke, Liu Chenhui felt a strange sense of personal breakthrough. The line was, of course, an imitation of something Lin Chu had said back in the garden cabin—something Liu Chenhui had thought sounded incredibly cool.

The supervisor jumped in fright. He immediately grabbed the unconscious man’s arm tightly and shook his head. “NO, absolutely not.”

“Then I’ll leave him in your care for now. He’s no saint… Look at the calluses on his hands from a gun. Also, his knuckles are worn flat.”

Liu Chenhui tossed the man to him.

Hearing this, the supervisor instinctively took a step back.

The unconscious Han Xingmin fell heavily to the floor, the back of his head hitting the ground first.

Liu Chenhui: …

For a moment, he didn’t know whether to laugh or cry.

Seeing the supervisor’s extreme embarrassment, he didn’t give him too much of a hard time. He hoisted the man up again, tucking him under his arm effortlessly. “Let’s go. Medical bay. Let me see if that other little friend has any surveillance equipment on him, shall we?”