"Black Knight Unit..."
After hanging up the satellite phone, Jane Foster's expression was somewhat unnatural.
The assistant beside him asked cautiously, "Major, what kind of unit is this? I've never heard of it."
Although the assistant's rank was not high, he had served in Freedom Wings for many years and could certainly be considered a veteran.
He knew quite a lot. Of course, given his position, it was only normal that there were things he didn't know.
Jane did not conceal anything. There was nothing to hide. As he handed the satellite phone to the assistant, he said,
"The Black Knight Unit is also known as the 'Ghost Unit.' They aren't part of the official establishment, and they have no records."
"I only learned that such a unit existed recently, from Colonel Caesar."
"This unit specializes in dirty and grueling work—jobs that can't be brought into the open."
"Colonel Caesar described them as 'demons.' Supposedly, every member of this unit is someone who will stop at nothing to achieve their goal."
"At the same time, most of them have some kind of psychological disorder."
"In more serious cases, they're mentally twisted and behave erratically."
"The Black Knight Unit usually operates in teams, consisting of one Black Knight and several attendants with different talents."
"Some attendants are Transcendents, while others are ordinary people. Their only common trait is that they were personally chosen by the Black Knight."
"Therefore, attendants aren't necessarily all powerful or specially skilled."
"Some attendants exist merely to satisfy a certain desire of the Black Knight."
"In short, it's better for ordinary people to have as little contact with these Black Knights as possible."
After speaking, Jane glanced at the assistant. "You'd better not repeat these words. Otherwise, one day, you might become some Black Knight's attendant."
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