Jack had encountered many people in debt to the Heinz Family, and he now considered himself one of the debtors.
But debtors also had tempers. Irritated by Dorian's sarcasm, Jack flipped him the middle finger as he walked into the room, looking around. He locked eyes with "Hellhound" immediately and took a step forward, extending his hand, "I'm Jack, Jack Heinz!"
"Hellhound" didn't know the grudges between Jack and PB; his gaze shifted between Jack and Dorian before saying, "I'm 'Hellhound.' Do you know what your task is?"
Jack glanced at Dorian, then said, "Is this something we can discuss in front of outsiders?"
Dorian, seeing the puzzled expressions on 'Hellhound' and his teammate, burst into laughter and mocked, "Jack, Jack, Jack, aren't you a bit too naïve?
My boss is waiting for you at Mosul Base. Once you're there, you'll realize that the debt you owe us is far from being settled.
How does that saying go again?
Heinz, oh no, you can't be in debt to PB!"
Upon hearing this, Jack's face turned sour as he said, "I'm on a mission!"
Dorian spread his hands with a smile, "But without our help, you wouldn't get anywhere in Iraq and Syria!"
As he said this, Dorian drew a smile with his finger at the corner of his mouth, and then took out his phone to take a picture of Jack, saying with a grin, "Smile, Jack, let my boss see your current spirits."
'Hellhound,' unsure of the relationship between Dorian and Jack, frowned at Dorian and asked, "'Elephant,' what's going on here?"
Dorian waved his hand nonchalantly and explained, "This guy made some mistakes in Central Africa, but the Heinz family's accountant went to our boss, hoping he'd lend a hand to this fellow and release his two friends who made similar mistakes.
You guys are in luck; our boss decided to help you. Otherwise, you'd find it hard to cross the border unharmed."
"Hellhound," upon hearing this, pointed to several munitions boxes on the coffee table and said, "Hu Lang decided to help us, and you're still trying to sell these to me?"
Dorian nodded as if it were obvious, "This is a gift from Titan Group; I don't much like them, but you'll definitely need them.
You guys have ample funds; I think you should spend all your money before heading to Syria."
'Hellhound' wasn't foolish. Dorian had no need to intimidate them; he immediately realized that Dorian was hinting at a huge risk associated with the mission in Syria.
PB was now a trusted private military contractor, and 'Hellhound' had been hinted that they could seek assistance from PB before coming here.
He had never revealed his mission's objective in front of Dorian, but now it seemed the people from PB knew more than he did.
Is this still acceptable?
Is this still a secret operation?
Just as 'Hellhound' was about to ask, Dorian received a phone call…
A few seconds later, he looked at Hellhound and said, "You need to check out; the prisoners have arrived. They'll be joining Titan Group's convoy to Mosul Base.
I bought some 80% new Humvees in Titan Group's convoy; remember to pay me…"
'Hellhound,' facing Dorian who wanted to take the last penny out of his pocket, flatly said, "What the hell is this situation?
Is this still a secret mission or not?"