If it were something especially heavy, how could it possibly be left lying around everywhere?
That afternoon, they received new orders.
"The Organization has finally decided to make its move." Cat nodded at the short, stout man before her. "Same as always—capture him alive if possible. If not, dead or alive makes no difference."
As long as the corpse was intact enough, they could obtain sufficient information afterward.
"When's the operation?"
Cat asked.
"Tonight. The Organization doesn't want to delay any longer." Yellow lit a cigarette for himself. The Organization itself was probably getting anxious. Even now, they had failed to uncover any information about the other party. That fact alone was enough to provoke no small reaction from the Organization.
"Tonight, huh."
Jiu Ming shut the window that had been left slightly ajar. Ever since he had been targeted, he had known this would happen. If he had concealed things a little, he could have dragged things out longer—but the question was, why should he?
The employer had said nothing further, and Jiu Ming had his own thoughts as well. Put another way, if the Organization truly was Amber's enemy, then as long as she said the word, Jiu Ming could flatten them in minutes. So whether he acted before or after was entirely up to his own whim.
The reason he had not made any major moves was simply because he wanted to observe a few more things.
"Is this really okay? Making a move at Black's residence?"
Cat could not help asking.
"It's fine. We'll just handle things afterward." Yellow waved a hand dismissively. There was plenty of black technology in this world. Even if ordinary people saw Black in action that night, it would not matter. Though by the usual methods of Contractors, they would mostly