John Wick had killed many people in the original story as well. Even now, the number Wang Yan had killed in this world still could not compare to John Wick's body count in the original film.
But killing was not all the same. John Wick had traveled around the world, while they were now in the United States. From New York to Chicago, then killing their way from Chicago all the way to San Francisco. The assassins they encountered along the route had basically all been wiped out by the two of them.
And when it came to the finer details of killing enemies, Wang Yan always appeared relaxed and effortless. Though he was occasionally struck by bullets, they clearly had little effect even on John Wick, much less on him. At most, he merely frowned slightly. Any more movement than that would have been his loss.
The destructive power he displayed far surpassed John Wick's by many times.
Just as Clayton had said, he really could use computer technology to control missile launches, just like in the movies. It merely took some effort. Different missiles had different launch procedures. He might not be able to control every missile, but launching a few conventional ones just to hear them go off was no problem.
The computer technology he possessed had not departed from reality, but it was far ahead of its time. In every world where he had sufficient time, he had studied computers. This had been the goal he had worked toward all along. After going back and forth through centuries of research, if he still lacked such skills, then he truly would have wasted his life.
So, strictly speaking, he was an undefinable terrorist—and a truly terrifying one at that.
That was what the consortiums behind the High