Supremacy Games

1465 The Fallen Spectres Organization's Five Heads.

"I will handle it." Nidam gave a slight nod and took off immediately.

"Hazel, what did you find on the victim's past." Captain Charleson asked.

"Nothing much." Hazel shook her head, "Everyone I asked said the same thing. Arion was in a deep debt and his gambling den was on the verge of being shut down. No one knows if he has cleared off the debt or not, but the gambling den declared bankruptcy and he has disappeared ever since."

"He must have been turned into this after failing to pay his debt." Felix reasoned.

"My thoughts exactly." Captain Charleson ordered, "Hazel, did your investigations find the identity of the lender?"

Hazel shook her head, "No one knew the lender personally besides Arion. I will try to unravel his identity."

"Good, we need every lead we get." Captain Charleson turned to Felix and Ravager. "I want you boys to dig deeper into those hundred cases and try to find any leads as well. Prioritize the newest ones."

"On it."

Captain Charleson clapped his hands and said one last time with a serious tone. "This is a whole different battle than what we are used to, so be careful and avoid making even the slightest mistake."

Everyone understood what he implied and exited the office with grim expressions. The notion of having a superior part of the fallen organization and keeping his eyes on them would send the creeps down anyone's spine.

They were certain that if they made a single mistake, he wouldn't hesitate to seek their early departure from the department.

It was even harder on Felix and Ravager as they were still trainees and amidst active competition.

'We wanted a big case to win the competition, now I doubt we will make it through.' Ravager sighed.

'As long as we follow the rules, we will always be in the right.' Felix replied calmly.

'I hope so...'

...

On the other side of the coin...

held between the Five Heads of The

the underground chamber was cold, with only a few mystical orbs

sharp-toothed grin, lounged on one side of

its surface, a map of the spirit realm, glowing with various points of

but the majority were either

Gravus who looked solid like a stone, and Marcel who constantly seemed to phase

wearing an emblem that showed his rank as the High Inspector, but at this moment, he was one

have already commanded for the sellers to lay low and

never been a fan of subtlety."

a whole different character than what he displayed in public, which wasn't shocking considering he was the closest thing to a

sudden disappearance would raise even more suspicion. We need to divert their

Warden, representing the interest and benefits of the spirits with the green color

deep, subtle voice, suggested, "We could plant misleading evidence, and send

befitting of his status as one of the highest-paid

the interests of the public and government like

either to jail or kicked out of the plane entirely, making him feared across

another threat in the realm. A decoy. Something they can't ignore.

in the jurisdictional system, possessing enough authority to

stay low was a bad move." Sharky stated, "The duke is rushing the operation for a reason. We don't know it yet, but he

with a deep frown, "But, we should at least send away Quillon.

no issue

"Seconded."

Everyone agreed at once.

was the one selling Arion away and he was the only direct link the squad had at the moment to

a wide search to

I won't approve of

"We should create disturbances in the outer regions. Nothing lethal,

use the opportunity to force them into deployment and buy us some

to emergencies, he had the authority to halt any ongoing investigation and deal with

we have

all for

Gravus informed, "If this issue

"..."