Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

"That won't happen. He definitely won't notice these things if you answer him directly. Besides, he already knows who you are. Whether you reveal your identity or not doesn't matter." Timothy remained silent for a moment before he typed out his reply on the keyboard.

"That's all in the past. I've returned to a normal life since doing something significant."

Upon seeing this response, Sage continued to inquire, "What significant thing did you do?"

Could it be the same thing mentioned by his subordinate just now? Could Timothy really be the infamous doomBringer from the olden days?

Coincidentally, the "B" in doomBringer, which was also the first letter of the asshole's family name, was capitalized.

It felt like he was getting closer to the truth.

"In the past, there was a notorious terrorist organization that brazenly invaded many people's computer systems and boasted that no one could find their existence. It caused extremely negative impacts on the international community.

"At that time, with youthful zeal, I gathered a group of people and raided their hideouts one by one, exposing these terrorists. However, these terrorists were no ordinary people." "Ordinary?' What do you mean?"

seemed okay on the surface. After all, he had heard about the heroic deeds of Nord City and Bern City establishing an anti-terrorism organization alliance many times before.

these were secrets, as they

didn't expect the terrorists to have another secret

to obstruct, threaten, and lure us to stop the attack. They even wanted us

on the internet about the identities of those terrorists but most of them tended to believe that they were from poor countries and became radicalized due to resentment towards the wealthy, which led them

expect that some of those people

Sage suddenly asked, "What happened after that?

Timothy explained patiently, "You

a lunatic with normal thinking. As for those wealthy young men and women, it's because they were too bored, so they started to disguise themselves as criminals. With the internet as their cover,

"They seek the thrill."

was somewhat indignant upon hearing that. "But they hurt so many people, most of whom are ordinary people

why should they be toyed with and harmed by those

of friends often did

was interested in