That night, New Delhi’s TV station aired the news about the alleged ‘terrorist attack’ on Might Biotechnology Corporation. There was no footage of a gunfight, only snippets of firefighters putting out fire and policemen busy ushering people away. A representative from the New Delhi police force also appeared in the news. He reprimanded the attack and hinted that the terrorists may be from the Middle East.

It was obvious that they were bribed to say that. 

It wasn’t difficult to guess who bribed them either. It was none other than the Hattori clan’s representative, Hattori Mei. 

It wasn’t that Hattori Mei didn’t want to plaster Xia Lei’s picture on air to accuse him as a terrorist, the venal officer wasn’t keen on doing so. Xia Lei was a very influential person in the Chinese military industry. He was also the associate dean of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. All in all, he was a prominent figure in society. If the Indian police had accused him of being a terrorist, the whole situation would spiral out of...