Once everything was arranged and the ambush personnel were in place, Kang Chen moved the command center into the vehicle.
He and his men stopped a kilometer away from the harbor.
By now, dusk had completely fallen, and few figures lingered at the port.
Those who sail pay the closest attention to the weather; as soon as the Meteorological Bureau issued a gale warning, all ships dared not to rashly set sail, for risking one's life was out of the question. Furthermore, a ship's cargo, if lost, simply could not be compensated. Sailors are most cautious.
The command car Kang Chen rode in appeared ordinary from the outside but was equipped with sophisticated equipment inside, including a small radar.
Kang Chen had provided all his deployed personnel with positioning devices, allowing him to hear everyone's conversations and precisely monitor their coordinates.
Kang Chen waited in the car for over an hour without receiving any updates.
