Edgar looked at him.
"You probably haven't heard this name."
"Clara Leisinger."
A flicker of surprise crossed Lin Mo's otherwise calm face.
Clara Leisinger.
Of course he had heard that name.
Or rather, he couldn't possibly be unaware of the far more famous name behind it: Freedom Girl, the woman later known as Storm, and the wife of Vought Corporation's founder, Frederick Vought.
She was the first person in the world to survive an injection of original Compound V, and one of the earliest surviving superheroes.
Lin Mo finally understood why Edgar had given him the information so readily.
Clara was bound to have original Compound V in her. Even if she had no preserved samples, her blood and her body were themselves the best source of it.
The problem was that she was hardly easy to deal with. She was an extreme racist, and the most troublesome kind at that.
She cared nothing for Vought, the law, or the lives of ordinary people.
If Lin Mo went to her, whether she would hand anything over was another matter. A fight was probably the more likely outcome.
Lin Mo slowly raised his head and looked at Edgar, then at his face, as composed as ever.
A Black man had handed him information about Freedom Girl.
The message was obvious. This old Fried Chicken Uncle wanted to use him to get rid of Clara.
But then Lin Mo had a question. In the original story, Edgar had brought Clara into The Seven, renamed her Storm, and used her to make money for Vought. Why did he want her gone now?
He quickly dismissed the thought. What Edgar wanted now didn't have to be what he would want later. Since Edgar had given him the lead, if Clara refused to hand over