The Culprit

Henry was hospitalized after falling unconscious, but he left after just one day.

Most people treated the incident as a sudden medical emergency. Only John Wick probably suspected there was something more behind it.

But if Henry did not approach the Continental Hotel himself, there was nothing the others could do, even if they wanted to help for free and earn his goodwill.

Still, John Wick could understand Henry's choice. After all, an elder of the High Table lived in Henry's house... no, rented a room from him.

With an elder as backing, any problem could be solved with a swing of the blade, right? Literally solved by the "blade"!

If Henry had known what John Wick was thinking, he could only say that the mob assassin's horizons went no further than that. He could not demand that John Wick understand matters on a higher level.

Henry had no intention of exposing any truth or broadening the legendary assassin's horizons.

Helping him out in the future and resolving those ever-growing, snowballing troubles would not be a problem. But whether to drag him into the troubles Henry himself might become entangled in was another matter. Henry had no such intention.

Not everyone was obligated to save the world. Henry only wanted to find a way to solve the trouble before it became inescapable.

In short, everything seemed to have returned to normal. Only those who could enter the secret base knew just how abnormal things really were.

The awakened Kryptonian seemed to have gone mad. Whenever he came to the secret base, he endlessly investigated one person's movements. He had even set up a clue wall, constantly cutting out and pinning information onto it.

Whenever he had time, he stayed in the Boar Mech area, hammering and tinkering away. The mech