Special District 9 Chapter 123: Foiled By the Plump Soldier

Daylight usually came late to the frozen lands near Special District 9. Old Cat, Yong Dong, Guan Qi and the others had overexerted themselves the previous night, so they swiftly fell deeply asleep after having their fill of food.

Inside the peaceful room, snores could be heard here and there. Qin Yu leaned against a wall as he smoked on an e-cigarette, trying his darnest best to ward away his drowsiness.

Time ticked by. Qin Yu glanced at his watch from time to time, and while he felt anxious on the inside, he didn’t call the other party to hurry them.

Outside the pitch-black room, the two employees of the hostel had begun to clean away the snow that had piled up at the entrance of the shop. At the same time, they also quickly started a fire so that the kitchen could get to work once everything was in order.

Around twenty minutes later, Qin Yu felt something churning in his stomach. So, he grabbed two pieces of toilet paper from the room and headed out. After turning at a bend, he entered an outdoor toilet and began doing his business.

“Is there anyone there?”

Someone shouted from the outside all of a sudden.

“What’s wrong, bro? Are you here to eat or to stay for the night?” an employee asked.

“We’re staying for the night. Is the boss in? We’d like to talk about the price!”

“The boss is inside. This way please.”

Qin Yu listened to their conversation from the toilet, and he instinctively wanted to observe the situation. So, he pushed a small crack in the toilet and looked outward.

The sky was still dark, so Qin Yu wasn’t able to clearly see the people who had just arrived. Nevertheless, from his angle, he could still see some light coming from vehicles.

He could hear the sound of the engine whirring, and it sounded like there was more than one of them.

Perplexed, Qin Yu cleaned himself up, pulled up his pants, and walked out.

The toilet was only one wall away from the main entrance, so Qin Yu was able to see the situation on the road just by tiptoeing.

There were four vehicles, and none of them had turned off their

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