Katya had spent a long time in Hell's Kitchen, but she hadn't interacted much with Alvin...
That didn't mean she was unfamiliar with Alvin's style, though.
Anyone who lived in Hell's Kitchen long enough would understand Alvin's character, as long as they paid attention.
Katya knew he was "informing" her, and it seemed to be entirely out of goodwill...
Jinna would lead a team of unknown personnel to drive out and wipe out anyone connected to the Red Room.
Katya didn't know yet that dozens of Black Widows who had received the Antidote were in the Battle Axe School's Basement.
The moment these women, who had been controlled by Duress for years, regained their freedom, they became Avenging Angels.
No one was more motivated than they were to destroy the Red Room.
Jinna was merely a liaison Alvin had arranged out of "courtesy," to prevent them from having any misunderstandings with the Russian Security Service.
For a while, their work would overlap considerably.
If Katya couldn't coordinate their relationship, it would be a blow to her, given that she'd just taken over and established her authority through hardline measures.
No one would respect a leader who was ruthless toward her own people but powerless against outsiders!
That was especially true in the world of espionage...
Once everyone had chosen sides, their leader had to protect their interests and dignity.
Katya looked at the young, gorgeous Jinna. After a slight hesitation, she said, "We still have a fairly important prisoner. Marvin is interrogating him for a second time.
If you think it's necessary, I can hand him over to you.
Natasha and the others are with you, so I think you're more familiar with the Red Room's people...
But I hope we can share intelligence. After all, we have the same