Fatal Strike: Mercenary Road of Gunfire Ranger
Chapter 128 Two Unlucky Guys

Chapter 128: Chapter 128 Two Unlucky Guys

Bianca said with great interest, "Didn’t expect what?"

Mountain Eagle, while watching the TV screen, somewhat perfunctorily waved his hand and said, "I didn’t expect the descendants of Arctic Fox to be so formidable...

Blood Fox must be very happy and proud!"

When Mountain Eagle spoke, his tone was slightly stiff, and Bianca, with her sharp senses, caught the indifferent expression on Mountain Eagle’s face...

After a few seconds of silence, Bianca spoke up, "Do you think that with such a large enterprise, why I don’t help Blood Fox..."

Mountain Eagle paused for a moment, slightly nodded, and said: "That old guy took Arctic Fox as the pride of his life, but he and Mi Lu fight alone, how long can they last?"

Bianca listened, nodded in agreement, and said, "You’re right, it’s a pity this building isn’t my property, I’m just a franchisee of Weapon Bank.

The Big Russian Gang is the real owner of this building; I just rented the 6th floor, and even the arms business in Pattaya and Thailand has always been terrible."

As she spoke, Bianca took both of Mountain Eagle’s hands earnestly and said: "Blood Fox said you’re the smartest young man he’s ever seen, you are his only hope.

As long as you don’t let him down, you will be a friend to all of us..."

Mountain Eagle was taken aback and subconsciously asked, "Everyone?"

"Yes, everyone! All those who grew up under the care of Blood Fox, the descendants of Arctic Fox!"

The solemn expression on Bianca’s face made Mountain Eagle sit up straight involuntarily...

Watching Eddie nodding again and again beside him, Mountain Eagle hesitated for a moment before saying, "Blood Fox saved my life...

But I’m not ready yet, so I can’t make any promises."

Bianca nonchalantly waved her hand and said, "Blood Fox hasn’t been this happy in many years, he trusts you, so I trust you too, and I believe you will be ready sooner or later."

Being burdened repeatedly by others left Mountain Eagle not knowing whether to laugh or cry...

Almost everyone around Blood Fox saw the retirement trusteeship of One hundred million dollars as a burden.

Indirectly, this showed the reliability of these people, because any person without a conscience could have taken over and then made off with the money from the trusteeship.

Now, clearly everyone is concerned, but everyone is shirking, not out of politeness, but because they know they are not capable enough and fear disappointing Blood Fox after taking over.

Looking at the sincere Bianca, Mountain Eagle with a sense of helplessness spread his hands and said, "Let’s get back to the earlier topic; whether it’s now or a week later when I go to Moscow, I need a few good guns...

Do you have any recommendations? I personally prefer the AK series and am particularly fond of the VSS Vintorez sniper rifle."

Bianca exchanged a look with Eddie, then picked up a radio and called out...

The TV camera switched to a display featuring an obviously high-end firearms section.

A big bearded man covered in tattoos, much like a TV infomercial host, under Bianca’s direction held up two rifles to show in front of the camera...

One was the well-known HK416, and the other was the SIG MCX...

They were both decked out like Christmas trees: high-end scopes, side red dots, laser pointers, tactical flashlights, suppressors...

Not to mention their performance, both guns were very high-value items.

"Well, aren’t you going to consider something better?" Bianca said with a smile.

"Besides these, I have other models here, all of which are high-end goods that have been strictly inspected.

If you like, for the sake of Blood Fox, I can give you a discount.

The guns I have here, you can find the exact same items in Moscow. You’ll just need to get used to them, and as soon as you land in Moscow, you can pick up these top-notch guns and start your job."

Mountain Eagle, faced with Bianca’s eager recommendations, decisively shook his head, clutching his wallet...

Blood Fox had given him a generous budget, but he wasn’t used to being arranged by others, nor was he used to spending other people’s money.

Buying guns was a given, but there’s no need to spend big money on fancy, for-show weapons.

Seeing the disappointed look on Bianca’s face, Mountain Eagle spread his hands regretfully and said, "I’m used to AK series of rifles, AK-12 or AK-105, fitted with Zenit kit, aiming with red dot and a flip-to-side triple magnifier, and the magazines should be polymer ones preferably.

If you have the VSS, I’d be very grateful..."

Bianca stared at the unyielding Mountain Eagle for a few seconds, then exchanged a glance with Eddie, and cursed with rolling eyes: "FUCK, I’ve lost 5000 bucks to Mi Lu again..."

Eddie took a shot of vodka, vigorously rubbed his face, and said, "Transfer the money to those two old bastards, I’ll fucking get it back sooner or later."

As he spoke, Eddie glared at Mountain Eagle and said, "Kid, young people should dare to try new things; having better weapons means completing missions more efficiently and ensures your safety...

FUCK, you made me lose fifteen thousand bucks."

Mountain Eagle, a bit annoyed, said, "You bet on me again? What’s the bet this time?"

Bianca, with a cheery smile, took a dark red card from Mountain Eagle’s hand, swiped it on a machine, then typed in the number 15000.

After finishing, Bianca placed the card on the table, smiling as she said: "Eddie made a bet with Mi Lu that given the choice, you’d skip the AK and choose a better rifle instead."

Bianca glanced at Eddie, who had a gloomy expression on his face, and said to Mountain Eagle with a smile, "Blood Fox said you definitely wouldn’t spend the money he gave you, but you wouldn’t mind sharing a bit of the winnings from the bets, so now you’ve got a budget of fifteen thousand...

Whatever guns you want, I’ve got them here, and I can have them delivered right away."

Mountain Eagle shook his head in response, "No need, it’s not convenient to carry a black gun around in Pattaya. It will be the same when I go to Moscow to pick up the merchandise."

Eddie, clearly annoyed, slapped his dark red card on the table and said gruffly, "How can I do the job without a gun?"

"What job?"

Mountain Eagle looked at Eddie, bewildered by his nonsensical talk, and asked, "Didn’t you say you needed to find someone? What exactly are you planning to do?"

Eddie poured himself a drink and said, "Find someone, yes. Once found, how do you make them listen without a gun?"

Mountain Eagle, somewhat helpless, said, "Can you please make yourself clear?"

Eddie downed his Vodka in one shot, grimaced as he exhaled, and then said with a smile, "You need an operator and Mr. Poincaré said it would be best to have a computer expert to deal with what you have planned."

Mountain Eagle said resignedly, "So what? Are we going to take guns to the Bangkok Stock Exchange and kidnap someone?"

Eddie sneered and said, "Of course not. We’re going to catch a pair of insurance fraudsters who are slippery enough to meet your and Mr. Poincaré’s needs."

Mountain Eagle, pinching the bridge of his nose in distress, said helplessly, "I need reliable people, not some insurance fraudsters...

Tell me clearly, or I might as well ask my friends in Bangkok for help."

After hearing this, Eddie signaled to Bianca...

A few minutes later, a burly man came to the door, pushing a supermarket trolley...

The man placed several gun cases and two files on the table, then turned and left without a word.

Eddie picked up the files and threw them in front of Mountain Eagle, then began to open the gun cases and arrange the firearms inside...

Bianca didn’t interfere with Mountain Eagle, but considerately opened two gun cases and a pistol box, revealing an AK-12, a VSS, and a CZ75.

Mountain Eagle picked up the two files and found records of two young men...

Chris Jon, 32, with a master’s degree in Applied Mathematics from Stanford University, made a name for himself on Wall Street at the age of 28.

With his own profit model and efficient operations, he quickly became a hot commodity in the private equity sector on Wall Street.

However, for some reason, he lost his mind or let his sense of justice take over, exposing a stock market insider trading case, and then lost his job. He was then framed by his boss and peers and got involved in a financial fraud case...

Then he posted a bail of one hundred fifty thousand dollars and fled to Thailand.

Phoenix Zorn, 28, with a high school diploma, got into the Massachusetts Institute of Technology by forging grades, resumes, and recommendation letters through a series of scams.

He wanted to follow in the footsteps of several Silicon Valley moguls during his time in school, but due to emotional instability caused by heartbreak during a critical period, he failed in his business and lost his investors’ money as well.

The worst part was that one of his investors had gang connections, and this unlucky guy did not even get his diploma, still owing nearly three hundred thousand dollars in student loans.

Bankrupt before graduation, Phoenix Zorn also chose to flee to Thailand.

Both of them, one jumping bail and the other in debt, became homeless illegal residents.

Then, as digital nomads, they met in Pattaya and quickly hit it off due to their shared shady interests. They started an insurance scam business using their knowledge and intelligence.

Together, they collaborated with some shipping company owners, inventing supply chains and recipients, along with fake invoices, and intentionally dumping empty containers into the sea to finally claim insurance.

Eddie’s wife is the director of risk control for the Southeast Asia region of Ansheng Group, and in the last six months, they’ve received multiple risk alerts, triggering an insurance investigation...

These were minor cases since the payouts were so low, so Ansheng Group did not take them too seriously.

Eddie, who was in charge of the investigation, managed to intimidate the shipowners, who promptly returned the insurance money and ratted out these two guys.

Eddie wouldn’t normally bother with such smallfries, he just scared them a bit, advising them to scam other companies next time before letting them go.

When Blood Fox mentioned that Mountain Eagle needed reliable people, Eddie thought of these two.

What Mountain Eagle was planning to do was not exactly honorable, and these two just fit his needs. Plus, he had something on them, so he could trust to use them.

If leverage wasn’t enough, guns could make up for it; these two would have to cooperate obediently.

A Wall Street up-and-comer with a mathematical background from Stanford, and a computer expert with a Massachusetts Institute of Technology background...

Such people, if they went the right way, would be very promising in any country—it’s a pity one offended the financial capital and the other the gang...

After reviewing the information, Mountain Eagle looked at Eddie who now had a SIG Sauer P266 tucked into his waistband, glanced at Bianca who had shown him the weapons, and finally picked up a few guns to feel them...

"I’ll take all three guns; the rest of the money you can change into bullets...

Five hundred armor-piercing 5.45 rounds for the AK-12, five hundred 9mm specialty rounds for the VSS, and two hundred 10mm bullets for the CZ75 should be enough.

That fifteen thousand should cover it, right?"

Bianca, upon hearing this, rolled her eyes massively...

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