The word 'elimination' left Wiggins' lips far too casually.

Purvis frowned slightly. “Sir, if Pawn Elena's report is to be believed, eliminating Kang Jin-Ho will not be that simple.”

“Hmm...” Wiggins let out a hushed, drawn-out groan.

Purvis was right. Elena might not be the type of 'talent' the organization wanted since the odds of her doing something idiotic were uncomfortably high, but that still didn't mean the intel she had gathered shouldn't be trusted, either.

Wiggins might not acknowledge Elena's judgment, but her knack for discernment deserved praise. Even Wiggins could see that much. If it hadn't been for that side of Elena, Wiggings would've recalled her from Korea right away after learning about her deployment.

The events currently taking place in East Asia were far too important to leave it to an overly emotional agent, after all!

“Indeed, it won't be simple. Even if the report was from an immature child, the fact that she felt it necessary to compare Kang Jin-Ho to our Master... We simply have no choice but to acknowledge Kang Jin-Ho,” said Wiggins, his voice cold and still. “But... That is precisely why we need to be decisive about eliminating Kang Jin-Ho.”

“What about Elena's recommendation of talking to other countries first?”

“A pipe dream,” Wiggins muttered while pressing down on his mask in annoyance. “We wouldn't be planning this insane act if something like that was possible, Purvis. The Japanese might be more willing to listen to what we have to say, but China's Three Kings are not individuals we can do something about. They are true 'Kings' of humanity,...