“Monsieur Kang, throughout the DGSE’s history, no foreigner has ever joined this training as France’s representative or gone up the ladder to become DGSE’s assistant director,” Pierre began. Noticing that Kang Chan was looking at him, he continued, “It wouldn’t be a stretch to say that High Commissioner Lanok risked his entire political career for this. After all, for as long as you’re doing well, you will be responsible for all of France’s important intelligence work.”0

High commissioner?0

If Kang Chan heard Pierre right, then he just called Lanok ‘High Commissioner.’0

Kang Chan was more bothered about that title.0

“We’ve only known each other for a short while, but I think it was enough for me to learn about your character and personality. Unfortunately, a lot of people in the DGSE won’t understand you. High Commissioner Lanok definitely sent Anne and Louis to the DGSE because he was worried about this,” Pierre added.0

Kang Chan had never even thought about it. Was the situation really dangerous enough for Lanok to send...0