"Stussy?!"
Graphens was utterly stunned.
He had only made a casual joke before. He had never expected it to become reality and hit upon the truth.
Stussy, a veteran female agent who had spent years navigating the world of espionage, had actually spent one night with Garen and been seduced into betraying them just like that?
Graphens and Ricton, who had worked with Stussy for years, found it hard to believe, but the absurd truth stood right before them:
"Stussy" was now hiding tightly behind Garen, like a princess protected by her knight.
And "Stussy," dressed in a white women's suit, a cashmere shawl, and an exquisite hat, exuding aristocratic elegance, actually looked rather well-matched with Garen in his gorgeous armor.
"She really betrayed us over something like this."
"What kind of joke is this?!"
Graphens and Ricton gritted their teeth in hatred, not knowing what to say.
However, Phantom, the elite agent, remained as calm as ever.
He looked up at the empty sky, then surveyed the surroundings before speaking to Garen in an even tone:
"You."
"You came alone to ambush us?"
"That's right."
Garen answered with complete confidence:
"I alone am enough to deal with you."
Thanks to Pudding, Garen had known the enemy's lineup in advance:
The most dangerous was Phantom, the elite agent. Then there were Graphens and Ricton, two senior agents who barely counted as threats, along with Phantom's subordinates—dozens of mid-level CP0 agents who could only be treated as super minions.
As for the shipload of so-called high-tech humanoid weapons, the Pacifistas being transported aboard that warship, they did not even qualify as super minions in Garen's eyes.
And when Garen said he had come alone, he generally meant himself and the ghostly Golden Lion—one man and one ghost.
Garen was confident that