wavenovel Chapter 1171 I Don’t Believe They Can Find It
Chapter 1171 I Don’t Believe They Can Find It
Chapter 1171 I Don’t Believe They Can Find It
Ren Kuangshan took a green train for a day and a night, changed stations in the northeast, and arrived in Yanquan County.
The first half was planned, and the second half was unplanned.
It was in the plan because Ren Kuangshan had already walked this route once. Yes, Ren Kuangshan had already tried to walk this route in order to facilitate his escape after the murder.
This is a very correct approach, and it is also one of the experiences that Ren Kuangshan has accumulated after driving a large truck for many years. Don't mention how much information you have read and how many precautions your predecessors have told you. If you have not been to a place, you have not been there, and you will encounter countless problems along the way.
When driving a large truck, Ren Kuangshan would not easily accept orders from new places. He would have to take them, or if there were more orders in a certain area, he would be very careful on the first trip. Even so, it was normal for accidents to occur during the first few trips to a certain place.
What's funny is that some people are willing to risk their lives to commit murder, but they are unwilling to spend the time and energy to personally plan an escape route, so that when they really start to escape, they find so many loopholes that it's really funny.
Those who prepare data and things for killing in front of computers for a year or two are not as good as special forces who go on a trip.
Even if special forces soldiers travel once or twice, they will still encounter various problems when they really need to escape.
Ren Kuangshan was prepared for this, just like when he was driving a truck, especially in the 00s, different provinces and towns had different customs and practices, or in other words, different bandits and highway bullies.
Any small change along the way may turn into a major accident or an annoying conflict.
Ren Kuangshan encountered a train delay, unexpectedly but predictably.
He had not originally planned to come to Yanquan, this was an unplanned development.
These days, high-speed trains have an extremely high punctuality rate. The green-skinned trains, like their passengers, are left behind by the times. They are always the last trains that are considered, and they think they are kind enough to cede all their rights to those high-end trains.
Tonight, the green train that Ren Kuangshan was riding was delayed.
This greatly delayed his arrival at the scheduled station. Not only would he miss the next green-skinned train, but because the arrival time would most likely be two or three hours later, he would inevitably face more stringent inspections when leaving the station, and it would be easier for him to be discovered if he tried to sneak away from the platform.
Ren Kuangshan made a prompt decision and got off the train two stops earlier. He still walked out of the train station at 5 a.m.
The air at four or five o'clock in the morning is cold and free.
Ren Kuangshan put his hands in his pockets, carrying only a backpack, and followed the crowd, queuing in the artificial passage to the exit.
This green-skinned train stops in small county towns. Many people who get off the train do not know how to use the automatic gate, and some who do are too lazy to use it, so the train station has to open two manual channels, but it is still overcrowded.
Ren Kuangshan pretended to be an older migrant worker and walked forward silently.
"Take out your ID card and ticket." A station staff member walked up to you and spoke in a stern voice.
The sound, neither loud nor soft, sounded like a thunderclap to Ren Kuangshan's ears.
Ren Kuangshan couldn't help but shiver, then he pretended to have caught a cold, wrapped himself in clothes, and slowly took out his ID card and the ticket he had bought on the train.
The staff at the station looked at Ren Kuangshan strangely and said, "Take off your mask."
Ren Kuangshan could be considered an experienced person. He knew he was under suspicion, so he took off his mask and made a dissatisfied sound: "What a cold..."
Having said that, he still took off his mask. The most important thing is that the ID card he handed over was one of many ID cards he carefully selected, and it was somewhat similar to his own.
The staff at the train station were not policemen after all. He looked down at the ID card, frowned at Ren Kuangshan, and let him pass.
Then, the staff member continued to shout to the people behind him: "Take out your ID cards and tickets."
It was only then that Ren Kuangshan realized that this person just wanted him to take out his ID card and ticket in advance to avoid going through the manual channel.
With this awareness, Ren Kuangshan's legs and feet, which had just become a little weak, became strong again. He believed that if he encountered a similar situation again, he would not feel guilty anymore.
That's how experience is gained.
"Train tickets, ID cards..." the staff at the entrance to the ticket gate kept chanting. It was past 5 a.m. and those who stayed up late or got up early were not feeling well. Those who were a little older were even more resentful. One person had to check hundreds of people at the same time and could only pass them by with a quick glance.
Most importantly, Ren Kuangshan knew that the ticket inspectors were mainly checking tickets, not people, and since he had bought a new ticket on the train, there was no problem.
Even the green-skinned trains he bought were of particular note. They were all passing trains that did not originate from Shannan Province and were not under the jurisdiction of the Shannan Provincial Railway Bureau. Even if there were police officers on the train, they would not have received the message in time.
Ren Kuangshan followed the crowd out of the train station, and when he looked at the black cars on the side of the road, a smile appeared on his face.
"Where are you going? Sir, it's already three o'clock, would you like to share a ride?" An illegal taxi driver took the initiative to greet.
Ren Kuangshan shook his head. He definitely wouldn't choose carpooling. The time spent in the car was too long, and the observation was close, which was the easiest way to get into trouble.
"Where are you going, master? I'm buying the cars. I'll give you a discount." Another new illegal taxi driver came up and said hello.
Ren Kuangshan finally stopped and asked, "Are you going to Heshan?"
"Heshan is far away, about two or three hundred kilometers away."
"It's less than 200 kilometers. How much does it cost?" Ren Kuangshan checked the map.
He was talking about Heshan City, a small city he had originally planned to reach by train. In recent years, it has gained a bit of an internet celebrity temperament. Ren Kuangshan had been here when he was hauling coal before, and he had been there before. He felt that there were a lot of outsiders coming and going in the local area, so it was relatively easy to hide.
Fugitives always go to familiar places. It’s not that they don’t know that doing so is dangerous, but if they don’t do so, they will most likely be exposed on the way.
When you arrive in any city, finding a place to stay is the most dangerous time.
Ren Kuangshan's original plan was to get a car when he arrived in Heshan, pretend to go on a self-driving tour to the border, and then go abroad directly without stopping to create a time difference.
He thought that since he was wearing a mask and riding a motorcycle, it would take the police several days to know his identity. By that time, he would have already gone abroad.
But after knowing that the person he had killed was an academician, Ren Kuangshan thought about it on the green train and decided not to go abroad in a hurry.
By the same token, he was somewhat familiar with the country, but when he went abroad, he was completely in the dark.
Looking back now, Ren Kuangshan no longer had any trust in the person who hired him.
Who would allow himself to bump into an academician?
Ren Kuangshan shuddered whenever he thought of this.
So, he made a temporary decision not to change trains in Heshan and just live in Heshan. He would rent a house, live there and cook his own meals. He didn't believe that the police would be able to find him.