Zost also had a trace of resentment in his eyes. Clearly, he knew a great deal about this matter—or perhaps he was somehow involved in it.
Leo looked at the two men before him and slightly furrowed his brows. "Tell me everything in detail. Also, this guy's identity and information, as well as how and where you obtained it."
Leo's words immediately energized Dick and Zost, and they began to speak.
"He was once a legend among mercenaries. He was called Blood Wolf, a top-tier mercenary who had been hired by one of our old enemies."
"He found us, but we drove him back and even broke one of his fingers. In the end, though, we still let him escape."
"We once thought he had retired from the industry, but we never expected that three months after that battle, he would find Dick's family and even attack them."
Zost looked at Dick, whose emotions seemed somewhat off, and explained.
"We searched frantically for Blood Wolf for three years, but couldn't find a single clue. It was as if he had already died."
"In the end, even by the day we retired, we still hadn't found any trace of Blood Wolf."
"After that, we went our separate ways. Dick kept searching for clues about Blood Wolf, while I took up the assassin business. It wasn't until I met you, Boss, that I called the others back."
"We thought Blood Wolf might already be dead, but the day before yesterday, we saw news about him on the dark web."
"It was an extremely rare piece of information. It was deleted just fifteen minutes after appearing. If Langdu hadn't been browsing at the time, we might not have seen it at all."
"According to Blood Wolf's IP location, that guy is currently in