Gao Yi felt that he was increasingly resembling an assassin.
Of course, not just any assassin, nor the kind that could only muddle along in the underworld, but one that had climbed into the ranks of official assassins capable of influencing national affairs, and even participating in the world's shifting powers.
It was just a bit difficult to define the limits of this "official" status, because all the assassination affairs of Saudi had been outsourced to Gao Yi, who in turn forced France and the UK to get involved. So, whose official position was this?
That was the issue Gao Yi was contemplating now.
