Chapter 186
If it were replaced with potato mines, you could just find a spot, lay them down, and plant them directly, naturally reducing the chances of meeting them.
But someone like him, who never stops moving, wanders around after landing, looking for opportunities to eat, naturally has a much higher chance of running into an operator.
"So, boss, when will you use your connections to ensure we leave with a full load of profits?"
Theresa joked, "With so many friends, it shouldn't be a problem for us to eat to our hearts' content, right?"
"Weren't you full before?" Han Fei glanced at her sideways.
"No."
Theresa said softly, "There's nothing valuable here. My earnings aren't even half of what Xiao Le made last time."
"That's different," Han Fei said. "Xiao Le has touched a real treasure."
"I know, that's why I want some too." Theresa blinked. "So, boss, where do we go for lunch next? Or should we go back and meet up with them?"
As they were talking, Han Fei suddenly noticed a very familiar girl walking towards him.
Although the girl was wearing a baseball cap, her long, smooth white hair and classic high ponytail were still too eye-catching.
Moreover, after noticing Han Fei's gaze, she took the initiative to raise her head and reveal her true face.
--Armorless Union, Platinum.
Han Fei instinctively wanted to greet her, but Platinum stopped him with a look before he could say anything.
The next second, the two passed each other, as if they didn't know each other and were just passersby.
But in reality, in the instant they brushed past each other, an address and a specific time period that were somewhat unfamiliar to Han Fei quietly drifted into his ears.
Texas's wolf ears twitched, clearly memorizing the address.
Only after walking a distance and Platinum had completely disappeared from sight did Texas ask softly, "Are we going tonight?"
Having given the address and time, Platinum's intention was clear—she wanted to talk to Han Fei.
Han Fei thought for a moment and agreed, "Go ahead and see what's going on."
Finally, he looked around and added, "I'll meet her alone. You guys stay nearby and provide backup. If anything happens, come out and help me."
"It's never a bad idea to be careful," Theresa said. "Texas and I will be nearby to meet you."
"Yes, we'll show up as soon as we hear the sounds of battle," Texas said.
Han Fei smiled and said, "I trust you to handle things."
Before long, Han Fei returned to the hotel with his men. After a short rest, he began to study the terrain of the Commercial Union headquarters with Texas and Theresa.
It has to be said that this place is indeed very large. Just looking at the structure shown on the map, Han Fei had a feeling of "Where is this?" and "Where is this again?"
However, he didn't really care.
Looking at a map alone is not enough to understand the terrain; you need to consider the actual situation to better determine the location.
Since there's no opportunity for actual combat now, simply memorizing maps by rote is not a bad option.
Han Fei spent the entire day studying this thing.
This continued until 9 p. m. before he left the hotel with Texas and Theresa to keep their appointment with Platinum.
Before long, Han Fei arrived at the meeting place as agreed.
--In an abandoned, deserted building.
When he arrived, Platinum had been waiting there for a long time. She stood by the window, her back to Han Fei, her gaze naturally fixed on the moon in the sky.
Han Fei called softly, "I'm here."
Hearing the noise, Platinum didn't turn around but said, "So, this is how you're getting rid of me from the Commercial Union?"
"You did absolutely nothing all day?"
At this point, Platinum turned around to face Han Fei, "I thought you already had a complete plan."
"We still have a plan."
Han Fei offered a defense, continuing, "I just haven't told you yet."
"Is it related to the Commercial Union?"
Platinum's gaze was sharp, as if trying to pierce Han Fei's skin and see into his deepest thoughts.
"I spotted you loitering around the Federation headquarters earlier. What were you planning to do?"
"Tsk, so blunt?" Han Fei raised an eyebrow. "I thought you'd catch up with me."
"It seems there's nothing from our past that we can revisit," Platinum pointed out. "So, tell me, what's your plan?"
Upon hearing this, Han Fei frowned, pondered for a moment, and then truthfully replied, "To be honest, my plan has nothing to do with you."
Upon hearing this, Platinum's expression darkened.
But she didn't speak; she just silently looked at Han Fei, waiting for him to continue.
Han Fei continued, "Well, it's not difficult to get you out of the Commercial Union, because I can guarantee that if you come with me, they will never find you, and you can start over in a different environment."
"That's why my next plan has nothing to do with you; it's simply about achieving my own goals."
This explanation softened Platinum's expression slightly, but she still maintained her cold and distant demeanor, saying, "Words are no proof."
Indeed, words alone are not very convincing.
Han Fei shrugged. "So, don't rush. After my plan is implemented, you can decide whether or not to trust me based on the process, okay?"
After a moment of silence, Platinum said, "So, what's your plan? To assassinate a high-ranking member of some Commercial Union?"
"If that's all there is to it, I advise you not to do it, because once you do, you will become public enemy number one in Kazimierz, you will be hunted down, and countless knights will go mad because of your bounty."
"It's not that brutal." Han Fei shook his head. "Why would I assassinate a high-ranking member of the Federation? I'm here to make money, not to be an assassin."
For a fleeting moment, Platinum wanted to correct Han Fei's mistake—assassins really do make a lot of money in Kazimierz.
However, this is contingent on being affiliated with Commercial Union.
But she swallowed the words back.
She didn't intend to remind Han Fei of these things; she just wanted a result.
A result that proves Han Fei has the ability, rather than just empty promises.
"You'd better be able to do it, don't disappoint me." Platinum said solemnly, "If you're just lying to me, then I assure you, I will chase you to the ends of the earth until you pay the price and satisfy me."
"Tsk."
Han Fei clicked his tongue, thinking to himself, "She really is a little wild horse."
However, Han Fei didn't dislike it that way; wasn't the little wild horse just more interesting?
"So, as the 'examiner,' shouldn't you give me a little bit of help?" Han Fei said. "For example, tell me about the security situation of the Commercial Union."
Platinum didn't answer, but instead asked, "So, what exactly do you want to do?"
Han Fei pondered for a moment, then said softly, "Don't ask. Neither of us trusts each other. Since that's the case, let's see how it goes first. Don't ask me what I'm going to do."
After a few moments of silence, Platinum nodded slightly and said, "Alright, then, how can I help you?"
"Um..."
Han Fei stroked his chin, thought for a moment, and then said, "You should know quite a bit about the Federation headquarters, right?"
"That's right."
Platinum replied, "Except for a few classified areas that require extremely high privileges, I know everything about the other areas."
"Well, in that case, could you give me a general overview of the interior?" Han Fei asked.
"You want to sneak in?"
Platinum was somewhat surprised. She hadn't intended to remind Han Fei, but this time the situation was different.
The reason we didn't correct it before was simply because it wasn't necessary.
But now, she had to remind Han Fei, otherwise, what if Han Fei got arrested and implicated her?
"You'd better give up that idea," Platinum warned. "Although military power isn't in the hands of the Federation, the Commercial Union has a large number of competitive knights. These competitive knights all have their own unique skills, which is why they're favored by the capitalists in the Federation."
This time, Han Fei refused. He waved his hand and said, "Don't worry about how many competitive knights are inside. Those are problems I need to solve. Just tell me the general situation inside."
"Madman."
Platinum frowned. "Or do you have something else to rely on?"
Han Fei simply smiled and remained silent.
Seeing this, Platinum knew he wouldn't speak, so he said, "I hope you really have something to rely on, otherwise, the moment you're captured, I'll personally end your life to prevent you from saying anything you shouldn't."
Having said that, she stopped talking and patiently explained the situation inside headquarters to Han Fei.
The headquarters of the Commercial Union was heavily guarded. The gladiators were fine, but these weren't dedicated security guards; they would only come to protect their clients after an incident.
The key point is the Armorless Union.
The Armorless Union is the Commercial Union's sharpest weapon.
Just like Platinum himself, he often frequents the interior of the Commercial Union building.
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After that, Han Fei had only one feeling in his mind.
This Commercial Union doesn't seem that difficult to get into, does it?
There might be a Lazurite assassin present, along with some security forces and a squad of Armorless Union Assassins.
It sounds less appealing than... Tidal Prison.
However, this thought only lasted for a moment before he cleared it away.
Ultimately, the Armorless Union's top combat power is still Terra Superman.
The difference in fighting ability between individuals is greater than that between a person and a dog; it's not wise to underestimate someone just because they have a name.
After Platinum finished speaking, he looked directly into Han Fei's eyes and said, "So, do you still plan to continue?"
"Of course, why not?"
Han Fei remained calm and said, "Since a decision has been made, there's no reason to go back on it. Besides, there's no need to go back on it for now."
Platinum glanced at Han Fei again and said, "I hope you can stay this calm afterward."
She didn't try to persuade him any further. They were all adults and naturally had to take responsibility for their choices. Since Han Fei was going to go all out, then whatever happened, he would have to bear the consequences himself.
Moreover, Platinum has no obligation to advise him against doing anything foolish.
I know what I'm doing.
Han Fei's expression remained unchanged as he raised an eyebrow and said, "Anyway, even if I fail, it won't do you any harm, will it?"
"That would be best."
Platinum glanced at Han Fei one last time and said, "Well then, I'll be going now."
"Remember, if you fail and get caught, you'd better keep your mouth shut."
Having said that, Platinum suddenly leaped lightly and jumped off the windowsill.
Witnessing this, Han Fei's lips twitched. He thought to himself, "Why not just take the main road? Why do I have to show off like this?"
He certainly didn't have that kind of thought. GTI Superman's physical abilities meant that if he dared to jump, he would lose a lot of health.
So, Han Fei obediently went downstairs to meet up with Texas and the others.
Before long, the three reunited.
Theresa stepped forward and asked softly, "Are you alright?"
"It's nothing serious."
Han Fei shrugged and said truthfully, "I tried to dig into her before, and when she saw that I hadn't made a move, she came over and asked a few questions."
Upon hearing this, Texas couldn't help but remind him, "Boss, we already have enough combat personnel."
There are already several people in the Special Operations Center who are carrying out other missions. Bringing more combat personnel to the Special Operations Center would be a bit of a personnel surplus.
"I know."
Han Fei smiled at Texas and said softly, "Well, the situation was a little different back then, which is why I extended the invitation. But really, it wouldn't be a big deal to bring her along; she's a very skilled marksman after all."