Sooho

“I guess you’re here… because of Andre.”

“Where is he?”

Armidan sighed deeply.

“How much do I have to pay you to get you to forgive him?”

“I have enough money.”

“Hm. Then what about land?”

“I hate the cold.”

She looked troubled in response.

“Can you please just forgive him?”

“Why should I do that?”

Armidan sighed once more to Ahn Soo Ho’s resistance.

“Moscow needs him.”

“You’re trying to use him to mess with America, right?”

“I won’t deny it.”

Sluski learned all about how to conduct human trafficking and prostitution while working with Yusef.

“No nuclear wars.”

“That won’t happen, Soo Ho. We’re not stupid.”

“Have you negotiated with America?”

“Somewhat.”

There were tons of Yankees that wanted to rob Europe of everything. Ahn Soo Ho stared at her and then nodded.

“Okay.”

“Does that mean you won’t kill him, Soo Ho?”

“Yeah. So bring him here.”

“Why?”

“I have to ask him something.”

She gestured for the secretary to get him, and within 5 minutes, the man in question appeared.

Andre Sluski

The legendary spy and hunter.

“Soo Ho.”

“We’re not close enough to address each other by the first name.”

“Don’t be like that. Let’s be friendly.”

He had been told that Ahn Soo Ho wasn’t going to kill him. They were on uncomfortable terms, but he had never seen him go back on his promises.

“Andre!”

In response to Armidan’s frown, Andre lowered his head.

“I’m sorry, Soo Ho. If he says any more nonsense, just kill him.”

What she said made him flinch, and Ahn Soo Ho just smirked. Armidan gestured for him to ask him whatever he wanted.

“Why are you going after old Hector?”

“Hector? Oh, Garcia. Because Red Shield paid me millions of money.”

“Why?”

“They want something he has. But I had no idea the old man wouldn’t come out of the detention center after we confined a recruit.”

“What do they want?”

“Uh, a black box, I think. But no one knows what that is.”

Ahn Soo Ho’s lips twitched. There was only one black box he could think of.

“Is that all?”

“There is one more request.”

“A request?”

Andre looked at Armidan and she nodded.

“He has some of Yusef’s secret ledger.”

“What does that have to do with Red Shield?”

He smiled in response to Ahn Soo Ho’s question.

“Who do you think Yusef supported?”

“Rothschild?”

“Banks never do business that would result in a loss.”

Ahn Soo Ho nodded.

When he took on the EU’s request and brought Mercedes down, there was one question remaining in his head. He didn’t know about France and Germany, but it was weird that England cooperated.

“Pilgrim Heyward.”

Andre almost clapped to Ahn Soo Ho’s mumbling but stopped when he noticed Armidan’s frown.

“So… this is between banks.”

“Whether they go over to a new system or they remain with the old system.”

Armidan then spoke up.

“Which side is Russia on?”

“Whoever wins.”

“They’re a bunch of brats.”

“That’s how much chaos is ensuing in the world, Soo Ho. I can’t say you’re not responsible.”

“Bullshit.”

He got all that he wanted.

Ahn Soo Ho got up from his seat. He turned away from Armidan’s smiling face and apologized to Armidan in advance.

“Forgive me.”

Bang-

A bullet went right through the wall and pierced Andre’s skull. Armidan was covered in blood after that, but she didn’t make a single sound.

She stared at Ahn Soo Ho.

“Soo Ho?”

“Sorry. But it’s not like I went back on my promise.”

“Soo Ho!”

He handed her a business card in response to her growling.

“Call this number.”

She could be useful for Eric Rupee.

“He’ll provide you with the services you want. I promise.”

Ahn Soo Ho turned away without waiting for her response and whispered into his walkie-talkie.

“Good kill.”

Yeah!

Alexa probably thought she made a good shot, but the bullet almost missed the head. If he hadn’t interfered, it would have missed entirely. It was more difficult to change the direction of a bullet than to block it completely.

‘That was close.’

The end.