Mercenary’s War Chapter 1719: 1698: Nothing Is Difficult

Chapter 1719: Chapter 1698: Nothing Is Difficult

Gao Yang already knew that seven people had called Pavlovich, but only six were confird to co because one of them was already partially paralyzed.

Already partially paralyzed, struggling to move, the old man had no choice but to accept his age.

Others might contact Pavlovich later, but anyone who reads the newspaper every day had seen the news about the Black Demons’ reunion first and contacted Pavlovich imdiately. Although more might co, the chances were slim; several days had passed, and all who contacted Pavlovich did so on the first day.

There were more Black Demons than this, but over the years, so have died, so have ceased hoping, so no longer read the Labor Newspaper. Managing to gather six is quite an achievent. Of course, there’s a possibility soone might stumble upon the assembly order after reading the newspaper sporadically, but that possibility is small.

Whenever an old man arrived, he and Pavlovich and Yakov would stay together for a long ti, so Gao Yang and the team witnessed several emotional reunions. These scenes were only understandable to those who experienced them. To outsiders, watching a group of old n eting and silently embracing each other without crying or laughing might seem odd.

On the third day, Gao Yang set off for Kiev with six old n.

There was no joint rehearsal, not even a practice session. Gao Yang only knew Yakov’s na; the rest were strangers to him.

Unfamiliar, having never worked together, yet Gao Yang was unexpectedly calm. If it had been others, he wouldn’t dare take six strangers out on such a crucial mission. But with six Black Demons, Gao Yang felt remarkably at ease, knowing these old n were versatile, capable of anything, no need to worry about compatibility.

The best part was that Gao Yang didn’t have to worry about betrayal from these old n. They had nothing left to lose, no pursuits beyond intellectual ones, making them reliable and trustworthy.

It wasn’t Gao Yang eager for the purge but Yakov. Gao Yang planned to brief Yakov and the team after their reunion before deciding the next steps. However, once the sixth person arrived, Yakov imdiately called Gao Yang to set off without a mont of rest.

No preparation whatsoever, six old n in their arrival clothes, without even asking Gao Yang for guns. Half an hour after the sixth arrived, they set off for Gao Yang’s major cleanup, the Black Demons’ style was indeed exceptional.

Six people split into two cars. Gao Yang followed Yakov into one car, which then hit the road. Gao Yang didn’t even have to decide the route; his role as a boss was truly hassle-free.

After the car was on the move, Yakov smiled at Gao Yang and said, “We have so ti on the road, tell the situation. Do we have a list?”

Gao Yang imdiately said, “We have a list.”

Yakov smiled and said, “Good, tell who the key figures are now.”

Gao Yang began to recite the nas to Yakov, describing each person’s role within Grand Ivan’s system.

Once Gao Yang had introduced the key individuals, Yakov nodded and said, “Hmm, they can be divided into three categories: one directly works for you, without public identities; one was raised by you, controlled by you, arranged in so important positions with public identities; the third has necessary power, bought over and has public identity, sotis quite prominent.”

Automatically substituting Yakov’s “you” with Grand Ivan, Gao Yang nodded, “Exactly, these three categories.”

“Noted down?”

“Noted down.”

After Yakov asked this, an old man in the passenger seat responded, then handed over a small notebook, with nas and details written in three columns.

Yakov took it, glanced at it, then asked the passenger seat man again, “Have you rembered it?”

The passenger seat man shook his head, looking slightly embarrassed.

Yakov smiled, “Old, can’t help it, I’ll give you more ti.”

Only then did Gao Yang understand, the first question about noting was asking if it was recorded, the second about rembering ntally.

Yakov took the small notebook, looked at it briefly, then leaned toward Gao Yang and said loudly, “You see, those who directly work for you, with secret identities, Djo can’t quickly locate them even if he tries to buy them. They should be dealt with last. Those raised by you, under your control, might have high loyalty but have public identities, thus high-risk. The third category, with power Djo needs, will be found by him first. These people’s loyalty is most wavering. We start with this third category, then the second. Although their betrayal likelihood is lower, the harm is greater, rooting out traitors among them takes ti. But this category is the focus.”

Gao Yang nodded, “Alright.”

Yakov smiled, returned the small notebook to the person in the passenger seat, then said loudly, “Note it down and destroy the paper trail, this is our boss’s core secret, having a paper record is unacceptable.”

Gao Yang said wryly, “Don’t call boss.”

Yakov said seriously, “That’s not possible, you are the boss indeed.”

After finishing, Yakov said loudly, “Before the cleanup, first find the traitor who has already caused you harm, eliminate him before proceeding further. Find him before he deals more damage.”

Gao Yang frowned and said, “Of course, but he’s probably already fled, finding him won’t be easy, right?”

Yakov laughed, “Easy, not difficult, with such detailed information, nothing is difficult.”

At this mont, the person in the passenger seat tore the list from the notebook, handed it back to Gao Yang, and said, “Commander, I’ve morized it, Boss, here’s the information for you. I suggest you burn it personally, it’s the simplest way to handle it.”