All Chapters of My Second Life as a Mafia Tyrant : Chapter 21
- Chapter 24
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Chapter 21: No blunders, no betrayals
Alois learned that the central government agency of the “National Union” had begun investigating the Alois-Victor Network just as the network was fully up and running, and 60 kilograms of Snow Pearl had turned into 120 kilograms.Victor pays close attention even to the low-level dealers. From the start, Victor had taken measures to ensure that no matter how thoroughly he vetted the street dealers, they would never discover the organization’s true existence. He changed the transaction locations every time. He always made sure there were no tailing agents or bugs. And above all, he never allowed Broken Skull members to meet the street dealers.The transactions were complex and convoluted, passing through numerous intermediaries. Some of those people didn’t even know they were handling Snow Pearl. It was time-consuming and expensive. But it virtually guaranteed that law enforcement would never get their hands on them.Amidst all this, he heard the news that a low-level dealer had been
Chapter 22: The investigation stalled
The state police arrested a low-level dealer on suspicion of theft, but after finding Snow Pearls in his luggage, they changed the charges to possession and trafficking of illegal drugs.“Who did you buy this from?”“From a man wearing a black windbreaker…”“How many people like that do you think there are in the West?! Give me a specific name!”“I don’t know his name! I don’t know!”Felix watched the state police detective conduct the interrogation from behind a one-way mirror. Although the state police did not allow the Drug Enforcement Administration to conduct the interrogation directly, they did grant permission for Felix to be present during the questioning. Felix is a young investigator, 29 years old this year. He is 180 centimeters tall and well-built, with a physique honed in the Marine Corps. He has brown skin, a sign of his mixed Snow Elf and South Elf heritage, and his slightly unruly black hair is slicked back. Dressed in a business suit that made him unrecognizable at
Chapter 23: Information Shared Over the Phone
That day, too, Maverick had barged into Alois’s room. Alois himself found talking to Maverick more soothing than hanging out with other women, so he hadn’t seen Elke much lately. Despite having shown such intense obsession with her, once he actually had her, he no longer cared.“You’ve changed a bit, haven’t you?”“Have I?”“You’ve become a bit more manly. You look like you’ve been through a real ordeal.”“Hmm. An ordeal, huh.”He was probably referring to the deal with Broken Skull. The Alois-Victor Network is still operational. To keep it running, Alois has even crossed borders himself to meet with Victor in person. Perhaps because of that, Victor places a great deal of trust in Alois.But that’s all in the past.I haven’t run into any real “battlegrounds” lately.No, wait—I have. The Drug Enforcement Administration has made its appearance.The DEA’s arrival instantly brought back memories from ten years ago for Alois. Namely, the memory of Alois being killed by Felix Faust.Alo
Chapter 24: A Detective’s Pride
Felix was still in the West. After quickly finishing his report to his superior, he bought a bottle of fine red wine from the West, had it carefully wrapped, and got into a taxi. His destination was a residential neighborhood on the outskirts. He checked repeatedly to make sure he wasn’t being followed. But perhaps the commotion from the daytime brawl had done the trick. No vehicle appeared to tail the taxi Felix was riding in. Felix straightened his tie and rang the doorbell of a house in the quiet residential neighborhood. A few seconds after the doorbell rang, a familiar face appeared.“It’s you… So, the commotion earlier today was…”“I appreciate you taking the risk to meet with me.”The man who greeted Felix was the detective who had kicked him out of the state police station.Inspector Gilbert Galway. He was the head of the state police narcotics division.“I didn’t exactly choose to get involved. I was genuinely furious. But I can see your point of view. There is indeed a