"Get in!" said one of the policemen, pushing Bagas' back into the car. Bagas just followed as the two special unit cars left the school. Everyone at school had their own perceptions.
The students, many of whom lost the figure of Bagas, He had been a saviour since he was in school. There were no more naughty students who dared to misbehave. There was also a small part that was happy, and finally the bully disappeared. This time, Bagas will definitely not come back. That's what the naughty students thought.
Of course, because Bagas had dared to provoke the Vice Principal. In fact, he was beaten to a pulp by Bagas. The Deputy Head's younger brother is a police leader in this city. Who doesn't know General Daren City? The highest police chief in the city
This time, Bagas was definitely finished.
Nadia was scared, but Bagas saved her from the Vice Principal. It was all for her sake; Nadia didn't want Bagas to get hurt because of that. Bagas was innocent; he was a hero to her. Nadia asked for permission. She went home early and told Mr. Mahmud the news of Bagas' arrest. Bagas' grandfather must know about this; he can definitely save Bagas in this situation.
***
Inspector Jodi closed his eyes for a moment. Crime cases are increasing, and many police officers are committing corruption. The law is like a knife, sharp downward and blunt upward. If officials are caught being corrupt, then the law acts unfairly. The law changes when there is money and power.
Truly, living to be an honest policeman in times like these is very difficult. And that's the dilemma Jodi faces. He must remain honest. This country needs saving. He won't do anything bad by committing an act of corruption.
If everyone knew what he knew, the country could really be in turmoil. And, finally, information from Shadow Eagle about the assassins' joint mission They want to take over the power of this country.
Ah! Inspector Jodi's head hurts.
Knock! Knock!

There was a knock on the door, and Jodi let himself in. It was one of his subordinates in the office. 
"Mr. Inspector," the policeman reported, "the boy you were protecting has been arrested by the special unit." 
Inspector Jodi was shocked. The special unit that Chief of Police Daren had It must be true. What Jodi had feared had finally happened. He had warned the schoolboy. However, he was so confident that if anything happened to him, Then Shadow Eagle would definitely help him. 
There was a special connection between them. Jodi only learned from the boy that he had saved Shadow Eagle when he was dying. That information seemed strange, but Jodi eventually had to believe it. After all, there was no evidence of the boy's involvement in any crime before. 
"Thank you, Sergeant." 
Inspector Jodi had to move; he didn't want to lose access to information from Shadow Eagle. He had to save the boy. He had to get to the bottom of the case about the state takeover. It was very important for this country. Inspector Jodi would do anything to save the country. 
Even if his life is at stake. Jodi will still fight, just like the heroes of the past who liberated this country with blood and struggle. 
Bagas was definitely being held captive, and he knew it well. What kind of place would be used to torture Bagas? That's because the mastermind of the arrest was Daren's leader. He would want revenge!

*** 
Nadia rushed home on her motorcycle. She arrived at the luxurious home of Mahmud's family. She was greeted by her father, who was still on duty there. 
"What's wrong, my beautiful daughter?" Morgan was worried to see his daughter in such a hurry. He was surprised that it was still school time. Had she come to pick him up?

"I have to see Mr. Mahmud, Dad. It's important; it's about Bagas." 
Morgan didn't dare to ask any more questions; he quickly followed Nadia to the living room. Mahmud was sitting and drinking tea. He held his usual cane in his left hand. 
"Nadia, what's your hurry?" Mahmud looked at Nadia's face.

"Sir, Bagas is in danger. You must act now."
"What's wrong with Bagas?"
"He's been arrested by the special police unit. It must be the vice principal's doing."
Mahmud got the details of the story from Nadia. Mahmud shook his head. Yesterday, Bagas almost had to deal with the head of the central defence forces. And now he was dealing with the city police chief. And the city police chief was the younger brother of the Vice Principal.
This was really bad luck!
Mahmud moved, and he immediately ordered some bodyguards and Khalid to go with him. He had to hurry; he had to save Bagas. Whatever the stakes, even if he had to redeem Bagas with money, Any amount would be paid by Mahmud. He knew that Daren, the city police chief, loved money.
"Let's go!"
Khalid followed Mahmud behind; they boarded their car and headed for the city police chief's residence.
***
A fairly large room, it was a secret room specially used by the City Police Chief for interrogations. And, in secret, it was a special house for summary punishment.
Those who were brought down to that house would usually not go through the court process. The only people who knew about this were the police and the businessmen. A place of punishment that does not go through the judicial process.
The target this time was a young student. He only made the mistake of beating up a Vice Principal. However, the vice principal was the older brother of the city police chief. So, he was just unlucky. And the bad luck was that he would probably only have a name after entering that house.
Bagas pushed his way out of the car and entered the house. It was a very spacious room inside. There were several people who were still tied up; some were unconscious, and both hands were tied up by hanging above.
Torture after torture, during James' stint as an assassin. He hadn't known a place like this existed. He began to understand that this was a place of torture that did not go through the legal process.
Bagas was led to a corner. On a wall, Bagas was tied with a rope and tied his body to a pole. The special unit finished its work, and some of them left the large room. Others stood guard, like they were waiting for someone to come.
A policeman holding a long barrel looked at Bagas and squinted his eyes.
"How unfortunate for you, boy. We didn't even think we'd have to arrest a kid like you and need two companies of troops."
"I'm innocent, and why was I arrested without a warrant?" Bagas asked back.
"Ha.. ha.. ha..!" The policeman laughed loudly, thinking it was an innocent boy's funny joke. He acted bravely, even though his life was on the line.
"You don't ask about the law here, boy, because I'm not sure you'll be able to see the sun tomorrow!" The policeman's voice was stern. The other policemen didn't really care and left it at that.
"He... he... he...!" Bagas' voice chuckled. The policeman took offence, and now all the policemen there were shocked that the boy could still laugh in a situation like this.
"Why are you still laughing, boy?" The policeman was curious.
"You think you are God? God created the sun, and He has given every human the right to see it. And you think you believe that I can't see the sun tomorrow? How naive!"
The policeman was shocked; his eyes widened. How could such a young high school kid dare say that to him?
"You're really making me angry!"
Bug!
A kick with the soldier's signature boot landed on Bagas' stomach. Bagas winced; he felt the pain. However, he regained his breath. Enduring the torment It wasn't time to act yet! He was a ruthless and fast killer. If he wanted, he could do anything. Even in a bound and gagged state. However, he was still patient.

"Loser cop! You even dared the boy who was tied up. What kind of mentality do you have?"
"What did you say?" The cop was getting angry.
"Untie my talikes; let me stay cuffed. We fight one-on-one. I won't run away. I want to see your arrogance in a real fight!"
Crazy! This kid is really crazy. The other policeman looked at his colleague, who was challenged by the boy. It was a bluff that broke a soldier's mentality. He was challenged by a schoolboy. In fact, he asked to just untie the rope and let the handcuffs remain, binding both his wrists.
It was so easy!
The challenged policeman was named Donald. He didn't want to be belittled by his colleagues. He also felt humiliated by the young man.
"Alright, we're one on one. You will remain handcuffed. And I'll only use one of my hands to be fair!"
HUUOOOOOOOO!
All the soldiers there shouted. This would be a fun match while waiting for the head of the central police to arrive. They wanted to see how good that big-mouthed kid named Bagas was. However, he had also beaten up the brother of the city police chief. So they were curious about that boy.
"Come on! I want to see the match!" a policeman encouraged.
"How about a bet?" another policeman suggested.
"Okay, let's guess who wins and loses! But whether the boy can last a minute or not!"
That's great!
Bagas smiled. They were all policemen who were part of the dishonesty of this country. He knew very well that there were many policemen like them that James had met in the past. The Bagas of today understood it all.
Bagas' ropes were released, but his hands were still in cuffs. Bagas moved; he was now facing Donald. They were five metres apart and looking at each other. Donald had taken off his vest and was only wearing a t-shirt for the police unit.
"I'm only going to use one right hand, so it's fair enough, right?" Donald said dismissively to Bagas
"Whoever bets one over one minute for the boy, place your bets for the boy to survive. Less than a minute or more than a minute!"
A policeman shouted, and they took out their money. Eighty percent of them bet that Bagas would not last more than a minute.
The bet was set. Bagas smiled. They should be taught a lesson!
"Five seconds! It only takes five seconds for you to pass out!"
"Damn boy!" Donald was angry, his eyes blazing.
HIIIIIIAAAAAAA!
Woooossshhh!