The interrogation of the pig-faced captive wasn't going well...
Alvin considered himself capable of being cruel, especially when dealing with someone who wanted to put a bullet in his head.
Unfortunately, even after Alvin broke five of the pig-faced female Agent's fingers, she didn't say a single word.
Looking at the beautiful woman with the face of a pig...
Alvin shook his head in annoyance, wondering if breaking a few more of her fingers might make her a little more cooperative.
Actually, Alvin was beginning to figure out who this female Assassin was.
The five female Agents alive in the school's detention room were in the same state...
Frank had taken one look at them and refused to conduct interrogations in the school's detention room.
According to him...
Getting these women to talk required sophisticated interrogation strategies and extremely brutal methods. That sort of thing didn't belong in the school's detention room.
Jason Bourne had reached more or less the same conclusion, and he wasn't convinced by Frank's idea of "extreme cruelty," either.
They were a group of "machines" with almost no sense of self...
To get them to talk, they first had to break through their psychological defenses.
Physical torture wasn't nearly as effective on these "inhuman" people as one might think.
Frank disagreed with Jason Bourne's conclusion, but he was already too busy to prove that he wasn't only good at dismembering people.
Just as Alvin was about to break the captive's sixth finger to see if he could make her "whimper"...
Yelena stood up and stopped him. "Stop torturing her!
She won't say anything...
She must be one of the Red Room's people.
Without the Antidote, they'll never talk!"
As she spoke, Yelena looked at the pig-faced female Agent's numb, cold eyes. Her expression grew complicated. "Why