Chapter 221
Chapter 221:
His voice remained cold as he said, “I didn’t expect the infamous financial wizard, King, to be a woman p>
Brenna didn’t waste time on small talk. “Enough talk. Let’s get to work,” she said sharply.
Only then did the man step aside, motioning for them to enter.
The room was spacious and filled with dozens of staff, all wearing masks. Each person was hunched over a computer screen, immersed in financial data and stock market trends.
A man dressed in black, his face hidden behind a black warrior mask, stood behind one of the staff members, his eyes glued to the screen. Brenna approached him, a strange sense of familiarity creeping over her as she caught a faint trace of his scent, but she quickly brushed it aside. She cut straight to the point. “Where is the money?” she asked.
The man who had opened the door earlier moved from the corner, carrying two bags. He dropped them on the floor and unzipped them, revealing bundles of cash stacked neatly inside.
He said, “As you requested, the full twenty million in untraceable cash. The remaining twenty million will be delivered once the job is done p>
Joe crouched down, casually picked up two stacks of bills to examine them, and then nodded at Brenna. “We can start now p>
Ethan glanced skeptically at the fragile-looking woman in front of him, finding it hard to believe she was the infamous financial wizard known as King.
But no matter her gender or age, as long as she could solve his current problem, it didn’t matter.
Ethan urged impatiently, “You need to hurry. The market is about to crash. If you don’t move fast, I’ll lose billions, and my shares will be stolen p>
𝗢𝗳𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗿𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 gⲁ𝗅𝗇𝗈ν𝖊𝗅𝘀⧼ⅽ𝗼𝗺⧽
If his team were good enough to handle these ruthless hackers, he wouldn’t have spent a fortune hiring King.
Sensing the tension in his voice, Brenna patted the staff member frantically typing on the keyboard and said, “You, get up p>
The staff member immediately stood, sweat trickling down his chin—a clear sign of just how dire the stock market situation had become.
Brenna took his seat but didn’t immediately jump into action. Instead, she carefully studied the data displayed on the screen, soon realizing it belonged to a company trading on an illegal online platform—not the well-known stock market, but a secret underground trading network.
The transactions here were mind-boggling, with no caps on stock fluctuations. If a company was targeted, it could be obliterated in a single day, potentially even owing debts.
Competition here was ruthless, a game only the bravest dared to play. Without hesitation, Brenna issued her first command, saying, “Code A259, buy in two billion p>
Brenna carefully watched the curve displayed on the screen and then turned her attention to the rapidly changing financial data on the right. The Undercity’s financial network was linked to a clandestine international financial system, where figures shifted instantaneously. Her objective was to gather information to uncover the orchestrators behind the fluctuations and their actual motives.