Chapter 676 They Were All Caught In One

• Some of them Go. Wynter added, "I suspect they are foreign mercenaries." Archie Booker, a railway policeman, was momentarily taken aback. "Have you been reading too many novels, young lady? We have a highly stringent inspection mechanism. There cannot possibly be any foreign mercenaries. Wynter answered, "Normally, yes," as she displayed the picture on her phone. "But their hand gestures are strange, and all these women are holding drugged children." Archie got up as soon as he saw the picture. Given how young he was, it was clear that he had never experienced such a dire circumstance before. "I'll go report this right away."
• "Reporting it is not possible at this time. The train broadcasting station is located where? Take me there, please. Wynter raised his head. Archie paused. Regulations prohibited them from simply going into the radio station or the train without authorization. Wynter sensed his hesitancy and called him immediately. "Inform the conductor and the person responsible for train K122 to have all railway police on board cooperate with my actions immediately." "Yes, boss!" He wasted no time in responding to the eager voice on the other line. He was already calling the command center while taking the call. It just took three minutes to complete. Archie stared at Wynter incredulously as he got the notification.
• Wynter stretched her hands and picked up the walkie-talkie, watching the chaos at the other end of the carriage. "Greetings, everyone," she remarked in a hushed voice. The special action squad, 001, is led by me. "I'll go right to the point because there isn't any time. It's uncertain how many opponents there are. We had to make an emergency stop at the next station because of Carriage No. 6. We'll carry out confinement and targeted arrests to prevent civilian casualties." "Is the conductor here?" she immediately inquired. "Yes!" was the instant response from the walkie-talkie's voice.