Nelson had traveled all over the world many times, so he naturally had some expectations:
"Do you want to see how this case develops?"
"That is my duty.
As a detective, even if I do not take the initiative to make contact, I may have to reveal my identity later during the security personnel's investigation of the Colin yacht.
Wouldn't that put me in a rather passive position?"
He spoke with a calm smile.
"Besides, I hope the captain of the Colin cruise ship will offer a good price on his own initiative."
Su Wen defined his outward purpose as the "right to know" and "employment fee."
Thus, he placed himself in a completely neutral position.
And the confidence behind his words
came from the fact that this identity of his was not entirely fabricated.
That was on the final night at Freezing Point Bar in Detroit:
He had specifically mentioned an "insignificant" deal to Hacker Miss Caroline:
Help him acquire a nearly bankrupt and unknown detective agency in America.
And after the acquisition was complete, preferably help him fabricate some detective cases on the surface web to increase its credibility.
As for making up those ambiguous "detective cases,"
that was not difficult for Su Wen, who had read countless stitched-together news articles written by unscrupulous internet editors.
And when facing Hacker Miss,
his explanation while sipping a cocktail was that, as Night Watch - Rhine, he needed some less conspicuous identities.
Of course.
Su Wen had also prepared himself for the possibility that this false detective identity might be exposed.
But even if it was exposed ten days later,
the story of the Samoa Islands would probably have long since ended.
At the very least,
tonight, he could use this identity to participate openly and legitimately.
"Ed Law Firm.