<h4>Chapter 1361: Chapter 1213: The Reason (Please subscribe!)</h4><h4></h4>


    He had confessed.


    Soon,


    Tang Qing learned of theirmunication methods.


    It turns out,


    every task


    was not conveyed through an "open letter" method.


    In the entire "Kovalro"munication system,


    there was generally no direct exchange of information; instead, they employed indirect methods involving a "tranted version." No wonder the Command Room, despite having ess to limited and wireless inte and phone services around the globe, couldn’t find any trace of these guys.


    Indeed, it was very clever.


    For instance,


    the man’s "tranted version" was a book on World History.


    Every time there was a task,


    he would log into an email ount.


    This email was provided by the Organization; he could log into this ount and receive a string ofplex numbers corrble to text within the book, a decoding rule known only to the heads of the branch offices.


    By decoding this number,


    he could learn the content of the task.


    Each email ount


    received only five tasks before it was destroyed, and finally, the information about the next email was attached, but email was just one of the methods employed.


    Simr methods existed,


    and the "tranted versions" varied; some branches used dictionaries, some used ssic literature, others might use a piece of scientific literature or video material, even apany’s PPT.


    After understanding this,


    Tang Qing really wanted to say,


    --- Aren’t you tired?


    You’re not tired,


    but those reading are.


    After this understanding,


    the Command Room, through online records, locked down more individuals. However, since the method of contact changed frequently, it would take some more time to fully understand all members of "Kovalro."


    After asking,


    these six men were sent to another hidden location,


    waiting for the arrival of the Teleportation Node.


    However,


    the man didn’t know the reason behind this task because the next step of the task, which involved subduing Tang Qing, had note through. To learn more, they had to dig deeper step by step.


    In fact,


    in the possibility analysis of the Command Room,


    one highly probable guess was


    "ck Jail."


    ck Jail


    was primarily active in Africa and had grown increasingly powerful there. Such a big yer had caught the attention of "Kovalro," who even tried to bring them into the fold.


    However,


    like "Tongtian",


    they didn’t take the bait.


    Thus,


    they wanted to lure out "ck Jail" using him because many forces andpanies in Africa coborated with ck Jail, but few were as conspicuous as Tang Qing.


    The wealthiest man in Huaxia.


    Young and sessful.


    Having established that massive steel factory in Africa


    and encouraged the foundation of the Congo Gold Electric Company.


    He was protected by "ck Jail," securing that not even Sadoke in Bei Ji Province dared make a rash move. Even if it was just coboration, Tang Qing was an important client to "ck Jail."


    Therefore,


    from this angle,


    targeting him,


    provided many valid reasons.


    ...


    Mexico,


    Capital,


    A manor,


    In the basement,


    A middle-aged Caucasian man quietly listened to the reports and said nothing more, dismissing his subordinate. He was the head of the "Kovalro" management team, and had been for eight years.


    Kidnapping Tang Qing


    was indeed for ck Jail.


    Otherwise,


    their Organization wasn’t short of money, demanding property was merely a cover for this operation. As long as Tang Qing was not foolish, he would not believe in the branch’s fraud calls, nor would ck Jail.


    However,


    what he didn’t know was


    that the branch in Thand had been busted. He believed that even if Tang Qing could see through the kidnapping and extortion, he couldn’t locate those branches, because even he didn’t know their exact locations.


    They operated independently,


    mobile branches wouldn’t expose their location.


    The reason was simple.


    As long as they held personal information of branch personnel, they didn’t need to pinpoint their locations. Checking the personnel once a year was sufficient; for a branch whose location they themselves did not know, exposure was impossible.


    Next,


    all that remained was to see if ck Jail would make a move.


    Targeting Tang Qing


    was about creating leverage.


    Whether sessful or not,


    the leverage was there.


    This demonstrated that they had the capability to cause trouble; it was up to them how to deal with it. For a force that, while active solely in Africa and not linked to any "Director," showed no fear.


    "Tang Qing, what exactly is your rtion with ck Jail?" the Caucasian muttered.


    Tang Qing’s rise


    was too rapid,


    too smooth.


    Abnormality.


    Extremely abnormal, and it was because of ck Jail that they had taken a closer look at Tang Qing, finding his ties with ck Jail to be very unclear with many odd incidents urring in the past two years.


    For instance, initially ending three world-ss Assassin Organizations and eight top world contraband dealers through fruit wine had left many clues unresolved.


    It was also the event that frightened many.


    To this day,


    freёwe?novel


    no Assassin Organization dared take on tasks rted to Ling.


    One of the heads of an Assassin Organization,


    and that big shot in Mexico, were also two "Directors" of "Kovalro," availing an open Director position for ckwater, who was considered "somewhat capable."


    Previously, they had suspected "Tongtian," but since "Tongtian" never dealt in homicides and they couldn’t even confirm the behind-the-scenes yers in "Tongtian."


    Could it be


    that "Kovalro" had aged?


    It had been a century.


    The Caucasian smiled helplessly, indeed, "Kovalro" was getting old, but he wouldn’t admit that "Kovalro" was slow to act, just that the adversaries were hidden too deeply.


    Nevertheless,


    no matter how well hidden,


    he would dig them out.


    It had been a while.


    Since he encountered such an intriguing adversary, this challenge he enjoyed. If ck Jail did not respond, next time, it wouldn’t just be sending a few men with cold weapons.


    In the end,


    they would surely win.


    ...


    Under the Command Room’s direction,


    special operations squads around the globe began their missions. These fighters were responsible for the arrests, to be recedter by newly exchanged fighters. Due to a vast discrepancy inbat power, they had to catch them by surprise.


    Just like that,


    within just twenty-four hours,


    eleven of "Kovalro’s" tier-four mobile branches were busted.


    Due to the secrecy of the operation,


    upper branches unaware of the lower, and the lower of the upper, the entire action went unnoticed by "Kovalro." Some of the mobile branches, already overtaken by fighters who began issuing tasks,


    simultaneously,


    continued to refine the membership information of "Kovalro."


    Searching upwards for the tier-three branch locations.


    Until they,


    found the Headquarters.


    Since information about all members was held at the highest levels of "Kovalro," the fighters did not try to turn them, instead waiting to gain control of "Kovalro’s" nerve center to start this task.


    "Kovalro" wanted to use Tang Qing to lure out ck Jail.


    Tang Qing was also thinking about what to use to lure out their stronghold.


    Thus,


    another "panic-inducing" taskmenced.