"The Chief has made contact with a new target."

"Are you sure?"

"File sent. Requesting an ID."

"Expected route?"

"Looks like they're leaving the country."

"Good work. Pull out. Bravo Team will take over the next operation."

"Okay."

A beautiful Asian woman ended a short call in a corner of the Gimpo Airport immigration office.

Her face was all smiles.

Pulling a big suitcase, she looked like a typical traveler.

Click-clack.

She strode out of the airport like she'd done it a hundred times.

Big sunglasses hid her small face.

She slipped quickly into a taxi.

"Itaewon, please."

She spoke Korean smoothly, before the driver could even ask.

Shwaaaaaat.

She glided away from the airport as a 747-430 roared into the sky overhead.

"Welcome. It's an honor to be in charge of your VIP service."

VIP?

Jo Yun-tae snapped to attention.

He'd been in a battle of nerves with that Robert character.

One look had told him the man was no pushover.

Just then, two airline staffers appeared.

Jo Yun-tae had served near the top of the civil service in his day, and even he had never been given treatment like this.

The pretty Korean airline staffers smiled and led the way.

Someone had clearly paid to have them here.

What is he, really?

Money alone couldn't buy this kind of treatment.

"A private gate has been prepared for you."

The staffers smiled sweetly.

They'd obviously been picked for their looks.

Immigration was handled first, and fast.

Practically a free pass.

A private jet meant no baggage check-in either.

Weight limits? Of course not.

Other staff took care of the luggage.

They walked through the X-ray empty-handed and went straight on.

Robert, was it?

Robert followed a solid step behind Jang Tae-san.

Anyone could see he was playing number two.

Jo Yun-tae's feelings were hurt.

In Korea, Jang Tae-san's right hand had always been his job.

And now he'd been pushed aside.

He doesn't look like a con man...

At a glance, Robert was a successful businessman.

His clothes, his shoes, all the way to his watch, put Jo Yun-tae's…