?Chapter 276:
In Alice’s ward at the private hospital in Ond, it wasn’t until today that Alice learned Norah had been abducted to Breaker’s base the previous day. Alice was left with a lingering sense of fear.
“The Breaker’s people are ruthless and relentless. Norah, you didn’t suffer any harm, did you?” Alice asked, concern written all over her face.
Norah’s gaze lingered on Alice for a moment. “I’m alright. It’s just that Riss’s demeanor was a bit peculiar. After I spoke those words, he seemed lost in thought.”
“Really?” Alice’s expression momentarily turned strained. “Anyway, thank goodness you’re unharmed. If anything had happened to you, I would seek vengeance even at the cost of my own life.”
“Sean gave them thirty million dors.” A trace of frostiness flickered in Norah’s eyes. “If I don’t manage to swindle some wealth from them, it would be a disservice to all the money Sean had spent.”
The Breaker was excessively avaricious, demanding an exorbitant thirty million dors. Norah ventured out alone today to find Alice and devise a solution.
“I know they conduct offshore arms trades through the inte. They’ll suffer significant losses if we intercept one of their shipments.” Alice was well aware of Norah’spetence in hacking. “With your hacking skills as Moon, intercepting it shouldn’t be a problem, right?”
Norah’s eyes sparkled. “Absolutely.”
Wearing a subtle smile, Norah continued, “I can easily use the money for a shipment of munitions. It seems like a fair deal.” Although Alice had a few firearms stashed in her house, including some pistols, bullets, and three rifles, they were quite distinct from the munitions sold by the Breaker.
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Eager to take action, Norah had already devised a n for selling the intercepted munitions. “I will repay Sean the money he had spent,” Norah dered.
She had a clear n in mind, knowing exactly what she could and couldn’t take. epting thirty million dors was not something she was willing to do lightly.
“Here’s the thing, Norah. You better not owe a man too much. Thirty million dors is excessive. I still have ten million dors in my ount. If you need it, withdraw it.” Alice wasn’t overly concerned about money. As long as she remained alive, she wasn’t worried about her ability to generate ie.
“Thanks, but I’ll make sure to have enough. Just take care of yourself.” Norah inclined her head toward Alice’s forehead and added, “I have additional tasks to attend to, so I must depart now.”
“Understood. Take care.” Alice cast a concerned gaze upon Norah’s retreating figure. Were she in good health, she would have apanied Norah and offered assistance.
Unaware of Alice’s thoughts, Norah hailed a taxi at the hospital entrance. “Head to the SN Shopping Mall.”
Located in the thriving financial hub of Lochdeer, the mall boasted a prime location. Upon arrival, Norah entered the shopping mall and purchased a ck peaked cap. She donned a mask and made her way to the concealed elevator, descending directly to the fifth basement level.
As the elevator doors slid open, a pristine and immacte silvery-white space unfolded before her. Advancing further, she encountered a massive door affixed to the wall. The tightly sealed, cold door exuded an air of scientific detachment, its unyielding presence suggesting it was a ce of serious research.
Norah approached the door, unlocking it with her pupils and fingerprints. The door swung open smoothly.
Moving through the silver-white corridor, imbued with an unmistakable aura of science and technology, Norah noticed the staff members, all d in white coats. They wore work identification cards on their chests and hurried about, carrying information as they moved back and forth.
This was the most extensive underground researchboratory in Lochdeer, dedicated to various pharmaceutical investigations and government-funded programs. Upon her entrance, numerous researchers exchanged puzzled nces in her direction.
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