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"Alright. Once we get teleported, get in position. Sikoga, you go to the main building's hall. Darkki, go to the second floor and report any strange NPC behavior to us. I will be standing outside the main building and laying down traps. Once the target gets stolen, I will give out further instructions."

There was no need to stop them from stealing the target. Their goal was to win the match and to keep the thieves from escaping.

"Let's go!"

As he shouted that, the countdown hit zero and the police officers were deployed in the Underground Cave map.

The tournament version of the Underground Cave map was vast and dark. The main building stood with its back facing the large wall, making it possible for the thieves to only escape from three directions.

Max was teleported to the main hall, Sikoga's post, and immediately activated his communication device.

"Move to the determined location immediately. Sikoga, I will watch the main hall until you arrive. If you find any suspicious individuals, report them to me. Save your handcuff until they steal the target!"

(Got it!)

(I am on my way to the second floor, leader!)

(I am already on my post, setting up one trap. I am also ready to set the other traps once I can do that.) Mo3kyun reported.

(Lopez here, I also set up a trap near the hovercar's entrance. I am currently hiding behind a rock, please tell me if they head in my direction.)

Max looked around with a serious gaze as he listened to their report. The NPCs on this map were security guards, making it a little harder to distinguish from each other because they wore the same uniform. This map might be the worst for the police, but the same could be said for thieves.

'Once they are inside the building, they are like rats in a cat's house.' He thought as he squinted his gaze. 'Although they look the same, making it harder to report to our teammates, finding the disguised thief is easier here.'

To find something suspicious among those guards was pretty easy. He just needed to compare their way of walking or their way of holding the baton strapped on their waist. Unfortunately, their movements were random, so he couldn't judge from where they were going.

'There is nothing suspicious here.' He thought silently as he compared all the guards to one another. 'Either they are really good at acting or weren't in this main hall.'

At that moment, a voice rang from his communication device. It was a report from Sikoga.

(Breeze, I am outside the hall now and find something suspicious. You may want to look at this.)

"Just outside the hall? Alright." He responded to the unusual report and moved.

No matter how strange it was, he had to check if his teammates reported it. It was his role to catch the thieves, as he was the fastest out of anyone else.

Exiting the hall, he found a girl dressed in a police uniform standing in front of a wall. She looked at the ceiling with narrowed eyes.

"What did you find?" Max asked as he approached her, to which she responded by a gesture with her chin.

"Just look at that." She said.

Max followed their gaze and, similarly to her, narrowed his eyes. There was an open ventilation, clearly breached from below and used for a path.

"This might be a trap." Sikoga said, "They want us to focus on this and sneak from elsewhere."

He agreed with her reasoning. However, this could also be their real path to get to the target. So he couldn't ignore it.

"Stand in the middle of the hall, open one door, and observe the surroundings." He clearly instructed Sikoga, "I will go to my post and prepare for their escape. As soon as you hear the alarm, head to the East entrance and set one trap there."

"Got it! Good luck."

After hearing her reply, Max stormed out of the main building and gave out another instruction. This time, it was for Darkki.

"Darkki, listen. The target might be on the second floor, and the thieves might already be on that floor already. Do your best to apprehend one thief. If you find someone suspicious, don't hesitate to tackle him. We can handle a minute penalty. I am counting on you!"

(Alright, consider it done. This Darkki will catch anyone moving suspiciously!)

With that done, Max looked at the area around him. The outside terrain always changed with each game, as it was generated with random numbers, making boulders, boxes, and anything unrelated to the main building in random places with different sizes.

Coincidentally, this terrain was filled with rocks and random small boxes nested around them. Then at the middle of this cave, there was a pillar-like structure that connected the ground with the ceiling. The pillar wasn't smooth but ragged, with many places that could be used as a step.

"Well, it seems the Goddess has given me love today."

This was the perfect place to observe everything. Not only could he get a vantage point, he could also see where the thieves would escape.

"I will trust you guys in chasing them and only provide support." He told his teammates before climbing the pillar.

Because of the naturally formed steps, he arrived halfway in under a minute. He sat on a slightly wide ledge and looked around while giving instructions.

"Darkki, change of plan. Go guard the East entrance that they can use to escape through the boat. We need to make sure they will try to escape using a hovercar."

(Really? Got it. I saw nothing suspicious here, so I will move to the East gate!)

"Great." Max responded with a calm tone.

"Sikoga, place one trap near that entrance and the open ventilation. It will serve as your alarm. Go outside the main building and guard the main entrance. I think the thieves are trying to make us tired and waste our traps. We won't play their game and just wait."

(Are you sure?) Sikoga asked back through the communication device.

"I am positive. I am in a vantage position and can't even see suspicious people. At least we can confirm the thieves are all inside the main building. We will make them regret this."

(Alright then. You're the boss!)

"You heard me, Mo3kyun. Just leave the trap there and help Darkki and Sikoga. The path to hovercar escape is narrower due to the extra terrain that's on our side. Try to set many traps while returning. Make them easier to spot and flashy so the thieves won't try to get close to that area."

(Instruction clear. I am moving now.)

No matter how many times he heard Mo3kyun's voice, Max still wasn't used to it. His name, personality, and his voice didn't really match at all! The name was cute, but the voice was so deep like the most manly person out there.

'Focus, Max!'

Anyway, that wasn't important. He had to focus on the game now.

The waiting game had started. Whoever moved first would lose. But, if the thieves were late, they would also lose in default when the timer reached zero. So this waiting game really benefit the police players if they realized the thieves' plan.

Max observed everything to ensure everything was fine. Once the alarm rang, he would get a weapon he could use from where he sat down.

And that didn't require a long wait.

Beep! Beep! Beep!

An energy rifle appeared in his hand, and he put on a sniping position without hesitating. While there was no scope, he had a good aim and eyes, so that wasn't a problem. He could see a shadow moving inside the main building through the windows.

"Ladies and gentlemen, lay down all your traps. Here come the thieves." He announced to his teammates and grinned, "Let's apprehend them all."

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