Tian Hao sat in his private office, high above the bustling streets of Bangkok, the city’s lights shimmering below. His gaze drifted toward the skyline, but his mind was far from the beauty of the night. A message had just come through from one of his operatives in Southern Thailand.
General Narin was getting closer.
For years, Tian Hao had worked in the shadows, keeping his business ventures—both legitimate and illicit—carefully concealed. But the sudden interest from a high-ranking military official like Narin was an unwelcome complication. The bio-evolution project, particularly the enhancements on the insurgents, had been going smoothly—until now.