Watching everyone head upstairs,
Chen Haoran also came to Zost's side and said in a low voice, "Looks like they're here to cause trouble for the boss. Should we deal with them all?"
Zost looked at the dozens of people. These were no ordinary people—they were all S.H.I.E.L.D. field agents, each one rigorously trained.
But with Chen Haoran, Rando, Reiz, and the others around, Zost still felt fairly confident.
Zost quickly remembered what Leo had told him.
He said in a low voice, "There's a code phrase to use when you encounter someone: Hail Hydra. If anyone replies with the same words, or clearly reacts to the code phrase, kill them immediately."
"What about those who don't know it? There are so many S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. Is it really all right to kill them? Won't that cause the boss a lot of trouble?"
Chen Haoran sounded slightly worried.
But he wasn't worried about whether they could take down these elite agents. He was worried about whether it would cause Leo trouble.
Zost's eyes flickered. "Based on what the boss told me, I think that even if he were here, he would deal with these people. We don't need to trouble the boss by making him do it himself."
"Besides, after today, S.H.I.E.L.D. should suffer a major mishap and won't have the time to worry about this place. The boss said that anyone who responds to the code phrase is a bad person. They deserve to die!"
"That'll do. If anything happens, you're taking responsibility."
Chen Haoran glanced at Zost and replied in a low voice. Then he turned and left, heading upstairs as well and following behind the main group, apparently lost in thought.
Word of this code phrase had already spread among the members of Black Prison.
Chen Haoran also