The air was thick with the scent of gasoline and damp concrete. The warehouse stood like a fortress, its rusted walls hiding the criminals inside. This was the mafia’s base of operations.Rizal, Maya, Ucok, and Fikri crouched behind an abandoned truck across the street, scanning the perimeter.Ucok adjusted his hoodie. “So, what’s the plan? Knock on the door and say, ‘Surprise!’?”Maya rolled her eyes. “For once, just shut up and listen.”Rizal pointed to the guards. “Four at the entrance, two on the roof with rifles. We need to be quiet.”Ucok nodded. “Silent but deadly. Got it.”Fikri whispered, “How do we get past them?”Maya smirked. “Leave that to me.”The guards stood lazily by the door, smoking. One of them checked his phone.Then, from the alley nearby—CRASH!A trash can tipped over.One guard turned. “What was that?”His friend shrugged. “Probably a rat.”Before he could turn back—THWACK!A wooden baton cracked against his skull. He crumpled. The other guard barely had time

A hush fell over the battleground as the man standing atop the wrecked car adjusted his sunglasses and grinned. His presence alone radiated confidence, a stark contrast to the chaos surrounding them.“Ucok…” Rizal muttered, narrowing his eyes. “You never told me you had a brother.”Ucok scratched the back of his head sheepishly. “Well, you never asked.”Adrian, still wearing his gas mask, turned his gun toward the newcomer. “Who the hell are you?”The man hopped down from the car hood, landing with effortless grace. He took his time dusting off his leather jacket before finally answering. “Name’s Budi. But you can call me—” He paused dramatically, flashing a grin. “—your worst nightmare.”Ucok clapped his hands excitedly. “Damn, that was a good one!”Adrian, unimpressed, pulled the trigger. BANG!But Budi was already in motion. With lightning reflexes, he dodged to the side, the bullet barely grazing his sleeve. In the same movement, he reached for his belt, flicking a small knife int

Ucok leaned back in the rickety wooden chair, sipping his coffee with satisfaction. “Ahh, this is the life,” he said, placing his glass with a clink! on the table.Maya rolled her eyes. “Seriously, Ucok? We’re being chased by hitmen, and all you can think about is coffee?”Budi chuckled, stirring his espresso leisurely. “Leave him be, Maya. You know Ucok, his brain only works after caffeine.”Rizal sat quietly, his eyes scanning every corner of the small café. This place wasn't just a regular coffee shop. The owner, Bang Sam, was a former informant who often helped them get information from the underworld.Bang Sam emerged from behind the bar counter, walking casually towards them. His face was full of wrinkles, but his eyes were sharp. “Heard you guys are causing trouble again,” he said, sitting down.Rizal nodded. “Someone killed Adrian before we could get any information from him.”Bang Sam snorted. “In that case, you’ve stepped into a deeper trap. You think Adrian was the big boss

Rizal stood tall in the middle of the room, staring at Leonard with sharp eyes. Behind him, two armed men stood guard, ensuring he couldn’t escape. Dinda, still tied to a chair, squirmed, trying to free herself.Leonard smirked casually, but his eyes were full of calculation. “You know, Rizal, I’ve always admired people who stay calm in dangerous situations. But unfortunately, that kind of bravery often leads to death.”Rizal grinned. “I also admire people who are overly confident. They usually don’t realize they’re walking into a trap.”Leonard raised an eyebrow. “Oh? What do you mean?”Suddenly, the lights in the warehouse flickered before going completely out. The atmosphere turned pitch dark. The sound of scuffling feet and panicked whispers filled the room.“Damn it! What’s happening?” One of the guards behind Rizal quickly turned on a flashlight, only to find thick smoke beginning to fill the room.Ucok, who had been hiding on the warehouse roof, acted immediately. He tossed sev

The silence after the fight didn’t last long. Rizal knew they couldn’t waste a second. Leonard was still out there, and he wouldn’t sit still after losing his men.Maya reloaded her gun, her expression unreadable. "We need to move now. If we wait, Leonard will regroup."Ucok wiped the sweat off his forehead. "I hate to say this, but she’s right. I’d rather end this tonight than wake up tomorrow with a knife at my throat."Dinda was already on her laptop, hacking into the security cameras around the city. "Give me a few minutes. I’ll find him."Rizal took a deep breath, feeling the weight of the moment. They had been through so much—ambushes, betrayals, near-death encounters. But now, it was clear. This was the final stretch.A sudden notification popped up on Dinda’s screen. "Found him!"Everyone immediately gathered around."He’s at an abandoned shipyard near the docks. Looks like he brought reinforcements." Dinda zoomed in on the footage. Several black SUVs were parked near a massiv