Chapter 103 - Only One Outcome (2/2)

Gu Nianzhi was He Zhichu’s first and only graduate student

He Zhichu’s other students were all studying for their doctorate, and were ahead of her academically

In other words, she was the least qualified of the 38 students

Gu Nianzhi did not like being in last place She liked the view froistration, she began to study and prepare for the exaraduation thesis had been meticulously revised by He Zhichu

She read it fro to end, but could not find any fault with it She finalized the paper, printed it out, and submitted it to her thesis supervisor Her thesis defense was scheduled to take place a week later

She spent the rest of the week diligently studying for He Zhichu’s exam

Mei Xiawen accoht, and Mei Xiaas always there to keep her company whenever his schedule allowed it He helped her studies along by putting together mock exams and pop quizzes for her

Gu Nianzhi welcomed Mei Xiawen’s company She did not like to be alone

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Huo Shaoheng and his ue, the capital of the Czech Republic, a few days ago, and were noell-acquainted with the area

They hadthe various landraphic map of the city

The Huaxia Ened and launched into orbit by the Empire without any outside help – had donefor them

The three Whitewater Security Group ue did not live in the same vicinity

Rahm – the oldest of the three – lived in a residential house near Old Town Square in Prague The area was densely populated, and he appeared to be living with his family He went about his business like any ordinary person – neither his appearance nor his behavior suggested that he was actually a war veteran who had retired froilant He was also the leader of the eight hest kill count

The second mercenary, Huttu, was a man in his prime He had no wives, no children, and no property of his own He was staying in a houe, and appeared to be content there

Huttu was the easiest target of the three

He was a heavy drinker, and was hopelessly intoxicated six days out of the week

The thirdfrom the British Special Forces, he accepted a job offer from Whitewater Security Group, and beca to risk his life for money

The words “country” and “state” held nofor these mercenaries They cared only aboutas their clients were able to pay for it

Their job scope ranged fro their client’s archeneovernment of a country

They had not been 100 successful with all of their missions, but nevertheless these mercenaries were fearless h Rahroup, they acted independently, and were not in regular contact with one another ular briefings and strategy s when there was an active mission

This time, Whitewater Security Group had accepted a , wealthy woman in Barbados

Whitewater Security Group had initially assumed the task to be easy money, and had therefore not taken it very seriously

They had sent their best ht mercenaries, just to humor the client; the money offered for their services had been considerable

But as the days passed, it becaone awry: every single one of the military weapons delivered to C City in the Huaxia Empire had been confiscated by the city’s police

Whitewater Security Group had reacted to this by assigning le weapons into the Huaxia Eet back on track The weapons had to be in place before the International Extraordinary Women Coet, Gu Yanran, during the ceremony

Gu Yanran herself was not a threat She was reportedly not in the best of health, and spent most of her time ill in bed Thanks to her secluded life, she was a coma in Barbados

Whitewater Security Group had tried several times to track her whereabouts in Barbados, to no avail They lost many men in the process