The change in Old Yang surprised Xia Xu somewhat, but he had to admit that Old Yang volunteering to take risks would undoubtedly make it much easier for him to keep track of the plot.
His original plan had been to ignore Hovagner and investigate the nearby squares directly, identifying the square mentioned in the plot synopsis where the contactless exchange would take place.
But that clearly involved a great deal of uncertainty. First, the exchange might not necessarily take place in Star City. Second, without more identifying information, he could not fully confirm the location of the exchange or Hovagner's movements.
Uncle Luo clearly favored brute force. Getting him to kill Hovagner would be easy, but asking him to tail a top professional assassin like this would probably be a bit much.
If Old Yang could tail Hovagner, however, the chances of success would clearly be much higher, and all those problems would solve themselves. He would not even need to follow him constantly. He only needed to find his residence, a safe house, or somewhere similar, and locating that square would naturally become easy.
One in the morning.
A dark and windy night was the time for murder and arson.
At the entrance of Ivy International Elementary School, a figure quietly climbed over the gate and made their way along the shadows at the foot of the wall cast by the streetlights.
Rustle, rustle!
The branches and leaves of the camphor tree by the school gate stirred faintly. A black figure gradually slid down the tree, pressed against its white-painted trunk like an extra layer of shadow.
Suddenly, a pair of bright, alert eyes opened on the shadow, and a row of gleaming white teeth appeared a short distance below them.
A closer look revealed that this