The World of American Drama: From the Los Angeles Patrol

Chapter 1149 The dust has settled
With a "sizzle", a green smoke stick ignited on the edge of the cliff, and then smoke of the same color appeared in the direction of the lighthouse, which was a sign of the success of the operation.

Although the joint operations center on the other side has learned everything through communications with the SEALs, the necessary sense of ceremony is still necessary.

Without this, Jack always felt that something was missing from this operation.

Almost all the seals who came down from the lighthouse were injured. Clay and Dr. Goosby had bandages on their arms and thighs, but fortunately everyone was safe and sound.

However, their bulletproof vests and T-shirts were gone, and they were all bare-chested with only their furry chest fur showing. The scene seemed a little tense for a moment.

"I think these are your things."

Dr. Goosby was holding a waterproof bag, which contained the equipment that Jack had taken off when he surrendered.

"You went to the lighthouse too?" Jack was a little surprised. He thought this person would hide in the sewer until everything was over.

Strictly speaking, this person can also be considered a non-combatant. After all, no one can expect an expert who has only received a few weeks of shooting training and has almost never been on the field to deal with a group of professional Marines and then save the world, right?

"Someone has to deal with these things, right?" Goosby patted his hand and pointed at the lighthouse with a smug expression. "I dismantled the VX charges and hid them at the bottom of the tower in everyone's clothes and bulletproof vests."

Then his smug expression turned into a lingering fear, and he stretched out his hand and made an insulting gesture to South Korea, "It was just a little bit, really just a little bit. If the rocket fired by the helicopter had deviated a little bit further downward, I would have died down there."

He took out his FK7.5 from the waterproof bag and put it back into the holster. He rummaged inside and took out two cigarette boxes and a lighter. Jack lit a cigar for himself, took a big puff, and then threw it to the doctor.

"Like I said before, this thing tastes best after victory. Have you figured out how to propose to your fiancée?"

Gusby immediately showed a bitter face, "I just found out that Karari has also come to San Francisco, and the bureau sent someone to pick her up."

A few minutes later, the two men and the seals, each holding a big cigar, sat on the edge of the cliff and enjoyed the sea breeze. However, this brief peace was soon broken by the propeller wind brought by the helicopter.

Chief Womack jumped off the helicopter and led the way, covering his sparse hair and running over here. Rossi, who was following behind him, seemed much calmer and looked more like a big shot.

"Where's Mason? That son of a bitch did a good job this time. Maybe I should consider getting him a more comfortable cell."

Anyway, it wasn't the first time that he had cursed in front of Jack, and the director shouted loudly in a very ungraceful manner.

"Uh" Jack looked at the prison building behind him. The slightly hesitant expression on his face immediately made the director feel uneasy.

"He took 81 hostages and hid in the drain under the bathroom. I think maybe, perhaps, possibly, he is still there."

In fact, after the MH-60R "Seahawk" turned into a fireball and fell into the sea, Jack turned around and saw old man Mason waving at him on the roof of the prison building, and then his figure disappeared.

"What did you say? You let him act alone?" Chief Womack's eyes widened with an expression of disbelief.

Jack spread his hands helplessly, "Sir, you have to know that the situation was urgent at that time. Even General Hammer was still alone in the guard room after being arrested by me." "Hammer is still alive?" The director's eyes widened even more. He didn't bother to ask any more questions and shouted at his men behind him, "Take me to the guard room, quickly! Hammer is still alive."

Rossi put his hands behind his back and slowly walked up to Jack. They looked at Chief Womack's back as he trotted into the prison building, dodging the gravel on the ground.

"Good job, kid." He patted Jack on the shoulder, his tone full of pride.

"Could you please give me an easier job next time?" Jack put a small note into his hand.

"What is this?" Rossi opened the small note puzzledly and read out the address on it, "St. Micah Church in Wattenberg, Kansas, first row, right chair leg, hollow."

A gleam of light flashed in his eyes, "Is this what I was thinking of?"

Jack smiled and nodded, "Probably. In exchange for his freedom, I promised to let him stay with his daughter in the future."

He briefly told Mason about the plan he had discussed with him about getting out first and then handing over the things.

"Oh, by the way." Jack reminded again, "Don't let this matter have anything to do with me. I have no interest in whether there are aliens in Roswell or the truth about the assassination of 'JFK' (Kennedy)."

Rossi is probably one of the people in the world who understands Jack's character best. Hearing this, he couldn't help but laugh and nodded, "Then let me handle it. Hand it over in a month. Just say that Mason contacted me directly."

"That would be the best." Jack looked towards the dock, where several large speedboats had just docked and the wanted criminal team and BAU teammates were getting off the boats.

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The island is so small that the open space near the dock can barely accommodate two helicopters, and the rest of the people can only reach the island by boat.

There was also a young girl coming with them. She was short but had a sexy body and a beauty mark on her right cheek. She was Goosby's fiancée, whom Jack had met once on the top floor of an apartment in New York.

Compared to Hannah and Jiejie who looked at Jack with a relieved smile, the girl seemed particularly excited. She almost jumped into Gusby's arms and wrapped her legs around his waist in an instant.

"This damn bastard actually did such a dangerous thing without telling me. I'm still pregnant with your baby."

Listening to the girl's tearful accusation, Goosby coaxed his fiancée in a low voice, while Jack and Rossi looked at each other and smiled.

Although he stole a lot of the role from this actor, it can only be said that the protagonist is still the protagonist. The courage shown by Goosby at the critical moment also won the recognition of the seals.

Soon, several agents came out escorting General Hammer, followed by Director Womack, whose face was flushed, and who seemed to have completely forgotten about Mason's escape.

Everything was settled, and Jack, who now had some assets, waved his hand and booked the entire penthouse suite at the Fremont Hotel.

The families of the B team members, including Klay's wife and son, all flew to San Francisco. Together they held a lively wedding ceremony for Goosby and his girlfriend, and then sent them on a honeymoon trip to Las Vegas.

(End of this chapter)