King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer Chapter 1866: 1543: Inconsistent Inside and Out

Capítulo 1866: Chapter 1543: Inconsistent Inside and Out

Sergey, a Cold War veteran, is highly skilled in strategy and tactics, but his understanding of business and politics isn’t particularly deep.

In the old man’s eyes, P·B is a military company with a strong sense of honor. He doesn’t particularly care about anything else, so he always thinks from a military perspective.

Faced with Joe Ga’s confident deanor, Sergey paused for a few seconds and then nodded, saying: “As a subordinate, I should trust your judgnt.

However, I will accompany you to Berdjansk, and if I find anything that makes uneasy, I will stop you from going to Mariupol…

That shouldn’t be your battlefield!”

Joe Ga nodded naturally and said: “Of course, Mariupol is Russia’s cover-up, and I can’t enter there when the sides are in fierce combat.

But don’t forget our mission…

They want to set up an evacuation route, and I’ll fulfill their requirent, but that doesn’t an I will spare those ‘big shots’.”

Saying so, Joe Ga patted Sergey on his arm and said: “Don’t worry, I’m no greenhorn…

They want to use Jemma to trap , so I’ll flip it and use soone valuable among them to set a trap.

Enough people need to die, and enough blood needs to be spilled for them to understand that colliding with on the battlefield is extrely unwise!”

Sergey sighed in relief. Just as he was about to say sothing, the hotel’s lobby elevator opened…

A few Golden Eagles pushed a luggage cart out of the elevator, filled with a lot of ‘prohibited items,’ neatly categorized with room numbers for easy reference at the front desk.

The items on the luggage cart looked very dirty, presumably fetched from so places not easily found.

This sight made so in the crowd panic…

Isa saw her suitcase among them, and she strode up to Joe Ga and angrily said: “I am a delegate of the United Kingdom’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office, you have no right to inspect my luggage…”

Joe Ga smiled at Isa who approached him and waved his hand saying: “To be honest, regarding Jemma’s kidnapping, England is highly suspect…

Since you are the major component of NATO’s intelligence in Ukraine, if I were those people from the Fifth Intelligence Bureau, I would certainly approach you.

However, as a United Nations-employed ard personnel, I will respect your position…

You can take your luggage, but in exchange, you need to cooperate with our upcoming tasks.”

Isa looked at Joe Ga’s unconcerned expression and gritted her teeth, saying: “Thank you, sir!”

Joe Ga sized up Isa, who had a good figure, and said with a smile: “No need to thank ; just ensure you work seriously!

If you prove your work capabilities, perhaps I’ll assign you to so fieldwork.

Honestly, Ukraine’s situation is terrible, and it definitely needs professionals like you to offer sufficient aid in the charitable sector.”

Isa couldn’t stand Joe Ga’s smug deanor; she inwardly cursed a hundred tis, then forced a smile and took her suitcase…

As she turned, she nodded slightly to her colleagues who looked on expectantly, backing Joe Ga’s credibility.

This allowed those spies to breathe a sigh of relief and then line up to claim their ‘personal items’ obediently…

Joe Ga saw the eerie smile on Sergey’s old face and knew there was certainly sothing wrong with the luggage.

But he didn’t want to waste ti here…

Because identifying suspicious persons is a technical task; it requires not only technical support but also the intelligence of those responsible to deal with people who haven’t revealed their identities yet.

Looking at the unlucky fellow still lying on the ground, Joe Ga shook his head and said: “This guy should be from the Edward Foundation; simply have soone ask if there are any accomplices among them, and let him point them out.”

Sergey listened, instinctively glancing at the few old hands beside Joe Ga, and seeing ‘Leech’ showing off his sharp teeth, he sighed and said: “It’s better I arrange for soone to do it; there are too many dia people here, being overly bloody won’t be good for your image.”

Joe Ga thought about it and agreed, then waved to Andriy, saying: “Give the hotel’s account; I’ll transfer 5 million euros into it as your operating fund.”

Saying this, Joe Ga glanced at the people around him and asked Andriy: “Does the hotel have a basent or sothing?”

Andriy instinctively nodded and said: “Yes, boss, there’s a storage room next to the power room in the hotel’s basent; do you need to have soone tidy it up?”

Joe Ga nodded slightly and said, “Get soone to install a few ropes on the basent ceiling. If we find any bad guys later, we’ll hang them up and send the photos.”

Andriy looked at Joe Ga with a bit of shock and said, “Hang them up?”

Joe Ga nodded as if it were only natural, “Of course, didn’t I say that before?

My buddy said there are too many reporters here, so it’s not appropriate to hang people in the lobby. Let’s hang them in the basent instead.”

Andriy listened, swallowed, and said, “Boss, I might, I might…”

Joe Ga looked at the new hotel manager’s expression and smiled, “Don’t be afraid. Hang them alive, and if they end up hanging themselves, it’s not your problem.

In the future, you’ll be in charge of managing this place. If anyone disobeys, just show them the basent…”

Andriy found Joe Ga’s words increasingly twisted, and he repeatedly waved his hands, saying, “Boss, this isn’t good, this isn’t good, I, I might…”

Joe Ga was amused by Andriy’s reaction. He laughed and said, “Relax, I’m not asking you to kill anyone. Just hang them up, tie their hands and feet, and put a stool or sothing under their feet, as long as they can breathe while standing on tiptoe.

You’ve watched movies, right? Usually, when the villain catches the protagonist, this is how they interrogate them. Any normal person would confess after hanging for three days.

If you manage to get a confession out of the thugs, the hotel will be yours to run!”

Then Joe Ga looked at Sergey nearby and smiled, “So, how about it? By KGB standards, does my cruelty pass the test?”

Sergey didn’t expect Joe Ga to be so blunt and direct. He glanced at the pale-faced Andriy and shook his head, laughing, “If you’re talking about scaring civilians like Andriy, then your intimidation tactics surely pass.”

Seeing the boss didn’t want to stay long, Sergey shared so instructions with the ‘Battle Axe’, and several mbers of Golden Eagle moved in to send those caught outside and so uncooperative guys down to the basent…

Then the old KGB maliciously dispatched Andriy to take charge of the situation, then looked at Joe Ga and said, “Boss, before you depart, we need to prepare more…”

Joe Ga paused and asked, “Prepare what?”

Sergey sighed and said, “I need to set up two identical offices for you. You need to sit in one every day and release information online, making the outside world think you’re still in Odessa. At least ensure they don’t know where you’ve gone…

This benefits both you and the P.B squad!”

Saying this, Sergey looked at the monster bodyguard team led by Ayu, shaking his head and said, “The most important thing about security isn’t just blocking bullets for the boss but ensuring the outside world can’t track the boss’s whereabouts.”

Ayu nodded in agreent and said, “You’re right, so I think even if the boss wants to go to the front line, he can avoid going by land…

We have 12 Sea Hawk-43s, and more Sea Hawk-43s are on the way…”

Sergey slapped his thigh hard after hearing this and curiously looked at Ayu, “You can actually think?”

Ayu wasn’t angry and replied expressionlessly, “You seem like a thinker, but your past doesn’t look impressive…”

Sergey clutched his aching heart and glanced at Ayu’s stern face, then said to Joe Ga, “This lady is right. With 12 Sea Hawk-43s, you can confuse everyone and reach Berdjansk undetected…

However, I suggest you contact your friends. We picked them up off the coast of Berdjansk back then…

They had escaped from a Russian encirclent at the ti!

Those people are still in Odessa, and if you want to capture the ‘big shots,’ I suggest you listen to their views on Mariupol…”

How could Joe Ga forget the rcenaries from Triple Tian Peng who fled?

He once thought, if even rcenaries could escape from Mariupol, then theoretically the big shots should be able to too.

But after verifying the information with Sebastian from Triple Tian Peng, he suddenly realized that the thoughts of the big shots differ sowhat from ordinary people…

They don’t lack legs or courage; their habit is to avoid putting themselves in uncontrollable situations.

Crossing the Russian defense line in small teams, especially since the Rothschild family is a big enemy of President Putin, is not only uncontrollable but very irrational…

So they chose to stay in Mariupol, in a place they deem safe, and as long as there’s a chance, no matter how many lives they sacrifice, it would be worth it for them if it increases their safety!

This point marks a fundantal difference between Joe Ga and those big shots…

For Boss Joe, the battlefield is actually his true comfort zone; his abilities allow him to simplify many things!