"You three." Aaron looked at the three people on the left side of the conference table. "You understand what I mean, right?"
The three exchanged glances and nodded obediently.
Frank and Banner might not know Slytherin's identity, but how could the three of them not know?
This was practically their master's command. How would they dare disobey?
"Excellent. I'll leave the auction to you. Discuss the specifics among yourselves afterward." Aaron spoke solemnly. "Next, let's talk about making money. Does anyone have any suggestions?"
"Yes." Ake spoke calmly. "Rob the robbers."
"What?" Banner froze for a moment. "Isn't that inappropriate? How is that any different from robbery?"
"There is no shortage in the universe of people driven by greed. They do whatever they please, obey no laws, have no moral bottom line, and taking action against them is simply ridding the people of harm.
"If you feel guilty about it, we can use part of the resources we seize to aid the poor."
"I agree." Frank nodded in deep approval, gaining a little more respect for Ake, who had made the suggestion.
On Earth, he punished evil and promoted good. Though his methods were somewhat brutal, he still had a few reservations. But beyond Earth... he could completely let loose.
"I have a different opinion," Ramon said, rather dampening the mood.
"What? You have an objection?" Ake looked at him teasingly. Had he forgotten who was in charge?
"Exactly. Isn't Moens's suggestion quite good?" Naga said sarcastically. "If you don't have a solution, don't stand up just to oppose it!"
"I just think doing this would harm our reputation. After all, we are working for our master, so we need to consider his reputation.
"Besides, this method only makes quick money. It's highly unstable."
"You're right." Aaron nodded slightly. "More