Sending Them Home

Sending Them Home

Dylan took out his phone and made a call. It connected quickly, and he said into it, "Come in."

Before long, Jiang Hao's dorm room door was pushed open, and The Four Horsemen strolled in.

Daniel and Jack were still clutching their stomachs. The hypnotist's eyes were still a little red, while Henry glared resentfully at Jiang Hao.

"I imagine you've already met, but I'll introduce him again. Jiang Hao, Jon Jiang. Starting today, he'll join the Sky Eye organization. There are five of you now, and I intend to make Jon the captain. Any objections?"

Daniel and Jack exchanged a glance, then looked at Jiang Hao. Both chose to remain silent. The hypnotist pretended to rub his eyes without saying anything. Henry snorted coldly, and that was that.

"If no one objects, then it's settled."

"Daniel, Jack, Henry, Merritt, thank you for your previous work. But the FBI is watching you now. We don't have anything to do for the time being, so your task now is to lie low."

"Maybe for a year, two years, or even longer. I don't know when, but if there's a new mission, I'll activate The Four Horsemen again. During this time, I hope you'll stay hidden."

They knew they were currently in the eye of the storm. The FBI was going all out to catch them. If they showed themselves now, they would be thrown into prison at once. The four of them looked at Dylan and nodded.

"Okay, talk with your new captain. See you." Dylan left Jiang Hao's dorm room after saying that.

In the original movie, after completing this mission, The Four Horsemen had indeed gone quiet for quite a long time—more than a year—before being activated again.

After Dylan left, the atmosphere in the room