As the chapter unfolds, we find Yuri quietly surveying a room through a listening device. Three men enter, setting the stage for a covert operation. Yuri’s senses are razor-sharp, and he quickly assesses the position and skills of these individuals, all through the sound of their footsteps.
It’s a testament to his exceptional abilities that he can discern that two of these men are both significant and highly professional. However, his primary target, Conrad, confidently occupies a sofa, unaware he’s being observed.
With the men in place, Yuri takes the lead, announcing that the crucial deal has been made. It’s a moment of high tension, as everyone involved knows the stakes are high. The tension is palpable, and we’re left wondering how this covert operation will play out.
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The real action begins when the lieutenant and two SSS members enter. With swift precision, they arrest the men suspected of espionage. The tension in the room escalates, and Conrad attempts a daring escape through the window.
But, as we’ve come to expect from Yuri, he’s prepared for every possibility. Waiting outside, he skillfully disables Conrad, ensuring a successful operation.
Back at the SSS building, Yuri receives well-deserved recognition for his exceptional work. His superior praises his performance and entrusts him with a new assignment. He’s tasked with investigating Franklin Perkin, a journalist whose writings threaten Ostania’s reputation.
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Franklin’s books and articles slander the nation and find their way to Ostanian black markets, influencing public opinion. Yuri’s disgust for Franklin’s actions is palpable, as he despises those who sell out their country for financial gain.
With a new mission in hand, Yuri turns his attention to monitoring Franklin, whom he refers to as “Subject J-095.” This is where we witness the meticulous side of Yuri. He methodically logs every detail of Franklin’s life, from when he awakens to his slumber.
His attention to detail extends to the appearance of fellow passengers on the train and even the conversations Franklin has with his co-workers.
Even though Yuri’s dedication to his work is undeniable, his lieutenant expresses concern about the toll it’s taking on him. Yuri has pulled two consecutive all-nighters, a testament to his unwavering commitment.
Acknowledging Yuri’s remarkable report, the lieutenant tries to persuade him to let someone else take over and get some much-needed rest. It’s a glimpse into the human side of Yuri, showing that even the most exceptional individuals have their limits.
Yuri, known for his unwavering dedication and stoic demeanour, reveals a rarely-seen vulnerability. A particular set of words triggers an unusual response in our vigilant spy. It’s a simple twitch, enough to capture our attention and stir our curiosity. What could these words be, and why do they hold such power over Yuri?
During the report reading by the lieutenant, A subtle twitch courses through him, sparked by specific words that bear an uncanny resemblance to “Yor.”
We dive into the life of Franklin, the journalist whose words have the power to shape opinions in Ostania. As we follow Franklin’s day, we get a closer look at his struggles and choices in pursuit of a better future.
The following scene opens with an unwelcome intrusion into Franklin’s life. In her typically vocal manner, his landlady loudly knocks on his door, demanding the overdue rent. Franklin, ever the smooth talker, attempts to buy a few more days and promises to settle his dues the day after tomorrow. It’s a glimpse into his financial challenges and how he navigates them.
Franklin’s interaction with the landlady is just the beginning of his day. As he prepares to leave his apartment, he informs his father of his plans, hinting at an impending departure. Unbeknownst to him, Yuri and the lieutenant discreetly trail Franklin.
Franklin’s day is intriguing as he seeks inspiration for his next article. He covertly snaps pictures with a concealed camera hidden beneath his jacket. However, the real twist comes when he encounters a group of children playing with a Bondman replica pistol.
In a rather callous move, Franklin snatches the toy and discards it in a nearby dumpster. When the children, desperate to retrieve their toy, dig into the dumpster, Franklin captures their desperation with a photograph, painting them as hungry street urchins.
This manipulative act doesn’t sit well with the children, who threaten to report him to the SSS, further intensifying the situation.
Returning home, we get a rare glimpse into Franklin’s motivations and the complexities of his family life. His father expresses concerns about his activities, but Franklin’s reply is laced with a deep desire to make the country a better place for his family.
He mourns the loss of his mother and wishes for more financial stability. This humanising moment shows us there’s more to Franklin than meets the eye.
As the days progress, Yuri keeps a close watch on Franklin. His surveillance is meticulous, leaving no room for error. Notably, he observes no attempts by Franklin to contact his publishers.
A significant turn of events occurs on the 11th when Franklin takes matters into his own hands. While working at the post office, he discreetly slips his manuscript into the mail.
On the 15th, Franklin is set to face the consequences of his actions. As he prepares to leave his apartment, he’s met with an unexpected sight—Yuri and SSS officers waiting outside.
Although clearly taken aback, Franklin acknowledges his fate and informs his father of his absence. The interaction between Yuri and Franklin is filled with unspoken understanding.
Franklin expresses his gratitude for the officers waiting discreetly outside, and Yuri, with a touch of compassion, explains that there’s no need for Franklin’s family to witness his arrest.
As the handcuffs are placed on him, Franklin is led away, and Yuri assures him that he will apply for financial assistance for his father.
Yuri’s day turns unexpectedly when he drops by the Forgers’ home. With Loid, Yor, and Anya present, Yor, ever wise, questions whether something is amiss. However, Yuri’s response is heartwarming—he wanted to see her face.
Anya, the extraordinary mind-reader of the family, senses Yuri’s thoughts and pats him affectionately.
Yor pats Yuri on the head and praises him for his visit, deciding to prepare some tea for everyone. Yuri’s overjoyed reaction and a gratitude shout bring a touch of humour to the scene. However, his outburst surprises and slightly embarrasses Yor while giving Anya a heartburn.
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In the latest episode of the fictional series “Spy Wars,” Bondman is entangled in a comical and chaotic web of love interests. Bondman and his partner, Agent M, declare their love for each other as they navigate their mission.
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However, their mission takes an unexpected turn when they encounter an enemy spy threatening Bondman’s life. In a twist of irony, Bondman resolves the situation by suggesting peace between their respective countries, allowing him and the woman to be together. This moment marks the beginning of Bondman’s tangled love life.
Bondman’s escapades don’t stop there. He accumulates a diverse array of love interests, ranging from the daughter of a nuclear scientist to a terrorist’s girlfriend, the head of an evil organisation, and even his landlord.
However, this harem of love interests quickly leads to chaos and frustration. The women in Bondman’s life demand that he choose one of them, and when he refuses, they turn the tables and brutally beat him. Bondman muses on the perils of being a spy, humorously highlighting the chaos that love can bring.
Anya, who watches this episode, remarks that it must be one of those “lovey-dovey” shows she can discuss with her friend Becky. Her innocent comment is met with Loid’s confusion and disgust.
The chapter takes a more lighthearted turn as Anya spots large electric plush animals on a department store rooftop and expresses her desire to ride the panda. Loid, seemingly preoccupied with his thoughts, initially dismisses the idea, considering it pointless.
However, when Anya’s tears begin to flow, and with Yor’s gentle persuasion, Loid relents and allows her to ride the animal. Anya’s whimsical desires continue as she wishes to visit the ocean after seeing people there on TV. In a compromise, Loid takes her to the pool, where Anya initially has fun.
However, her mind-reading abilities reveal the unpleasant truth about a kid peeing in the pool, leading to her shock and disgust. Anya says she never wants to revisit the pool, leaving Loid puzzled and bewildered.
In Cecile Hall’s boys’ dormitory, Ewen and Emile gear up for morning muster, determined to get Damian out of bed. To their surprise, Damian’s already up, studying like a champ. His friends are impressed, and Damian proves he’s no fluke.
Over at the Forger household, Loid battles to wake up Anya, fearing the dreaded Tonitrus Bolt for tardiness. Unfortunately, Anya’s deep in dreamland, and she runs late.
