Compared to Nijadaka, Stephanie values ​​Camilla, who has participated in Peruvian anti-government guerrillas.

However, at this moment, the layout of the Immortal City in South America requires Kamilla to become the commander. This experienced anti-government soldier is really useless. Moreover, she is not a black man, and her destructiveness to Wakanda is obviously not as great as Nijadaka. No matter how bad Nijadaka is, his identity advantage must be worthy of other disadvantages. The claim of strong inheritance rights is too powerful. Even if Nijadaka has ulterior motives, Salomon can only be regarded as not seeing it. In fact, Salomon does not care about Nijadaka's loyalty at all. Whether it is loyalty or betrayal, it is enough that Nijadaka's interests are temporarily consistent with the Immortality.

Salomon needs a pretext to attack Wakanda, so Nijadaka is actually a "Count Glamorgan".

"If you are obedient, you can be treated as a pawn, and if you are not obedient, you can kill it. It's that simple."

Salomon's words successfully made Stephanie give up the guilt of Count Glamorgan's poor work, and provided him with a batch of ammunition according to the instructions. The only thing that the Immortal City transported to New York was weapons. Even if Nijadaka could find ammunition himself, it would not be able to support the huge consumption in the future, so he had to continue to rely on Immortal City. He didn't know that Stephanie had actually greeted Wilson Fisk long ago (Stefanie didn't look down on Wilson Fisk, thinking that such a partner would not be on the table and would die sooner or later by the gang fight). The large batch of ammunition from the weapons merchants on the East Coast Black Market must not be sold to Nijadaka. All Nijadaka could buy was pistol bullets and rifle bullets from Walmart supermarkets.

In addition, Nijadaka is recruiting a group of criminals who have not undergone military training and have a better shooting level than those of African warlords who rely on their faith and momentum to shoot, and even judges do not like it (because they delay their performance). It would be surprising if he could still succeed.

Nijadaka wiped the blood from his hands, then pulled open the sleeve to check if there were any bullets in the chamber. Under the dim light, the shells lying on the cement floor reflected light. The air in early summer was still a little cold, and the adrenaline that was triggered when killing a person made him ignore this cold.

"Who else? It's better to hurry up, I'm in a hurry." He asked impatiently with the tip of his military boots.

There were also scars on the face of the corpse that were not gunshot wounds, which showed that the man had experienced inhumane beatings during his lifetime.

This idiot kept instigating him to steal Wilson Fix's territory. After Nijadaka refused, he turned to win over the rest of the team and tried to kill Nijadaka and become the new boss. Nijadaka was a little helpless about this. He had already expressed his thoughts to these people. However, it may be that he had taken too much drug and damaged his brain. Many of the serious prisoners he recruited were short-sighted idiots. Some of the smarter ones would collect evidence and prepare to act as tainted witnesses in the future.

The evidence was now in his hands, and Nijadaka turned and threw it into the burning empty oil barrel.

The oil barrel used for heating originally belonged to four homeless men, but the homeless men turned their heads and ran away after seeing Nijadaka with a gun, and did not stop for a moment. When the adrenaline-heated blood cooled down, the heavy prisoners did not stand up against him. He heard cowardice in his pushing and mumbling under his hands, which was what he wanted. He was about to give a speech to his subordinates, and the evening breeze on the roof gave Nijadaka goose bumps. Although he was not a superstitious person, he still felt that this might be a sign of something, and even the screams of the cats nearby were upset him.

Stephanie didn't plan to let Nijadaka go like that.

"We now have the FBI organization, my lord." She smugly put down the phone and reported to Salomon. "Everyone in the intelligence department has been given the organization. My father spent a lot of money to get this opportunity in the name of the Congressional Black Operations Group. It seems that it is quite easy to penetrate the intelligence department in the United States. I really don't know how Alexander Pierce took that long, it's such a waste."

Not to mention how much Hydra's idea of ​​winning and losing the king made Stephanie look down on radical Hydra, Salomon carefully checked her plan outline - Stephanie planned to arrange agents from Immortal City into the FBI. When Nijadaka's organization attracted the attention of the US government, she handed over the quota of the FBI's undercover agents to the Immortal City undercover agents and let them sneak into Nijadaka's organization undercover. This is actually the FBI's usual practice, ordering the agents undercover non-governmental organizations (really non-governmental, no such type of investment by chaebols), instigating the leader of the organization to commit serious crimes and then get the FBI's personnel to get all the stolen ones, and then let the inspection agency be prosecuted for felony crimes and then detained.

Due to their professional qualities, some of these FBI undercover agents can still get into the position of the second-in-command of the organization, and it is not impossible to become the leader of the organization. This has not happened before. Many non-governmental illegal organizations in the United States have committed felony crimes that can be considered terrorist attacks under the leadership and inspiration of these agents. This is not legal and the means of fishing law enforcement. Therefore, in recent years, the FBI has once again learned the methods of Director Edgar Hoover, who ruled the US intelligence department for half a century in the last century, and by investing in Hollywood, filming movies and TV series about the FBI's undercover terrorist organization, and whitewashed them in the way of establishing a glorious image of the FBI.

However, the most mysterious thing about the FBI is not their daily work, but the agent organization.

No one knows how many agents the FBI has (except those who enforce the law across states), no one knows whether their relatives and friends are agents, and even the current FBI director doesn't know how many people there are. After all, many agents cannot carry their documents with them, and many agents do not exist at all or have already resigned, and these people are all places to earn empty wages.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content later! Local police often arrest people who claim to be FBI agents. Real FBI agents only need to be verified; some are fake, but when local police call to inquire, the FBI cannot be sure whether this person is an agent that is not a case. Therefore, S.H.E.L.D. and now Immortal City agents like to pretend to be FBI agents because the FBI can't control it at all. Just like the United States is proclaiming freedom and satirizing the Soviet Union, the book "1984" often mentioned, it is completely unaware that it is the big brother. Whether it is the FBI cooperated with Facebook to investigate users, or the chaebol investing in Silicon Valley to use social media to manipulate them through social media, all of which are in line with George Orwell's description. This is really a joke for a century.

In the future, Nijadaka's organization will definitely have an undercover agent from the FBI. If this is the case, it is better to let the Immortal City do it personally. On the surface, there are soldiers from the First Secret Regiment of Fenbur Winter, and secretly there are assassins who rule out hunting Wakanda agents and become an undercover agent of the Immortal City who become an undercover agent of the FBI. Even if Nijadaka has other plans, Stephanie can easily take his life.

As early as when he was smuggling the ship, Nijadaka knew very well that the Immortal City would never allow him to escape from control, and he also knew very well that the only way to survive was Wakanda. Only by entering Wakanda can he use Wakanda's power to get rid of all surveillance and the mysterious killer on the smuggling ship. For this reason, he had to kill a highly respected felon under his command in the most decisive way and control the entire organization in the most cruel way.
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