Chapter 708: Infiltration
Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
Upon leaving Andy’s residence, Luo Feng returned to the hotel. Without delay, he sketched a layout of their home, relying on his residual memory.
Although the blueprint might not be entirely accurate and only covered a portion of their premises, Luo Feng was confident that he could secretly infiltrate the house using this map.
As for what Luo Feng intended to do, it was simply a case of fighting fire with fire.
If Andy had stolen relics from elsewhere using some unique method, Luo Feng might not have been as incensed. But the audacity of this man to steal from the capital city!
Luo Feng recognized the sacrifices he made each time he returned a relic. Yet, this man audaciously used covert means to transport these artifacts from the capital.
This was absolutely intolerable to Luo Feng.
Since Luo Feng had decided on retaliation, he was determined to hit Andy hard, ensuring a pain so deep it would be unforgettable.
After planning his infiltration, Luo Feng, noting that it was still early, dialed Mr. wu.
Mr. Wu, unoccupied at the time, answered Luo Feng’s call.
“How’s everything in the States? All going well?”
“Everything’s fine on my end,” Luo Feng replied, “but I’ve stumbled upon some unsettling intelligence.”
Luo Feng then detailed the theft of the Imperial Shangfang Sword and how Andy had recently established a channel here.
Hearing this, Mr. Wu was shocked. “Impossible! How could a foreign merchant smuggle such a priceless artifact from us?”
“Mr. Wu, I suspect an inside job. We both know the security measures in place; it’s implausible that the item was stolen without a trace. I’ve seen the sword, and it’s genuine. This means the one in the museum has been swapped!”
After hearing Luo Feng’s account, Mr. Wu was unusually silent for a moment before responding, “Don’t worry. I’ll investigate the museum’s end. Your task is to retrieve that sword.”
After the update, Luo Feng ended the call. He rested in his room until nightfall, when he discreetly left the hotel, wary of being monitored.
He wasn’t concerned about any average person but specifically Andy. After all, appearing suddenly in front of Andy as a stranger and discussing such a significant deal, Andy would undoubtedly be suspicious and likely have Luo Feng investigated.
Luo Feng couldn’t afford any slip-ups.
He left markers in his room, which would alert him if anyone entered during his absence.
Dressed differently and disguised, Luo Feng quickly arrived at Andy’s mansion. Using the map he’d sketched, he swiftly located the warehouse. However, the warehouse’s main door was locked and armed with an alarm system. Any attempt to access it would trigger an alarm, drawing everyone’s attention. After a quick survey, Luo Feng found a small ventilation window at the side of the warehouse.
To an average person, the window might seem inaccessible, but Luo Feng was no ordinary man.
With ease, he removed the window and, squeezing himself through, landed silently inside. He soon located the Imperial Sword. Since he hadn’t examined the place thoroughly earlier, he now took his time to inspect the other antiques. The items here were valuable and well-known.
He wondered how Andy managed to amass such a collection, especially when many were from national -level museums with top-notch security. How could they be stolen so easily?
Regardless, Luo Feng didn’t dwell on this. He packed the most valuable items, including the five he’d chosen, and tossed them out the window before leaping out himself.
Though he wanted to take everything, he knew that was unrealistic.
Having retrieved the artifacts, Luo Feng returned to the hotel and instructed Jardins to come to Florida overnight and transport the items back.
Only when the items were out of Florida could he confront Andy.
Having set everything in motion, Luo Feng settled into a deep sleep.
However, early the next morning, before Luo Feng was fully awake, his room door was abruptly kicked open from outside..
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