William Stryker and Ra's al Ghul

Ever since Dilos had injected soul power into the League of Assassins members as communication coordinates, he had constantly monitored them through those scattered traces of soul power.

It had to be said that the reason the League of Assassins had endured for centuries was closely tied to its exceptionally strict hierarchy.

Like S.H.I.E.L.D., the League of Assassins used a corresponding rank system. Each rank only knew information appropriate to its level, and the higher the rank, the fewer the people. But compared to S.H.I.E.L.D., the League of Assassins was utterly insane in this regard.

They gathered orphans from all over the world, subjecting them to espionage-style training while also carrying out extreme cult-like brainwashing. Nearly every member was a madman eager to take revenge on society and the world, while worshipping Ra's al Ghul as their faith. They would do anything for him.

Moreover, even among high-ranking members of the same level, unless they were assigned to cooperate on a mission, it was difficult for them to know each other's assignments.

Mission orders and the locations for gatherings or hideouts were all conveyed by Ra's al Ghul or one of his agents. To avoid discovery, the handover of their missions had to go through several complicated procedures.

Take this incident, for example. Through the soul power serving as communication coordinates, Dilos had waited a full two weeks before these people finally met with Ra's al Ghul.

Every time they reached a hideout, they received a paper note telling them where the next hideout was.

After all that back and forth, they had changed hideouts more than two hundred times.

Honestly, if these people truly had not been due to meet Ra's al Ghul soon, Dilos would never have had the patience to wait that long.

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