Spy Wars: Strong Agents Who Are Ruthless and Talk Little

Chapter 472 Threatening the Situation

But deep down, a sense of unease still lingered. Despite his resolve, he knew the enemy he faced was far more complex than he had imagined. They were more than just a hostile force; they were an unfathomable mystery. With every encounter, they constantly tested him, stirring his inner fears. And he never truly understood their limits.

However, Su Ming had no intention of stopping. He had to face it all, to find the truth hidden behind it. Every choice was a new gamble, and this time, he decided to go all in.

The negotiation site wasn't far away, and Su Ming had made thorough preparations. Although he knew this negotiation was almost certain to fail, he remained steadfast. Past missions had repeatedly put him in perilous situations, but each time, he had managed to escape them with his wisdom and determination. This time, he would risk everything to secure a new outcome.

As he reached the door of the negotiation room, Su Ming's heartbeat quickened again. He knew that this time, he would face not only the enemy's guns, but also the conspiracy hidden in the darkness. He took a deep breath and gently pushed the door open.

The atmosphere in the room was unusually heavy. Several people were already seated at the table, their gazes fixed on him coldly. The air was thick with tension, as if every second was filled with invisible pressure.

Su Ming didn't speak immediately. Instead, he slowly walked to the table and sat down quietly. His eyes were calm, but his mind was rapidly calculating his next move. Facing these people, he had to remain calm and not let any emotions influence his judgment.

"You're here." The person sitting opposite finally spoke with a hint of contempt in his tone.

Su Ming's lips curled up slightly, but his eyes remained calm. "I'm here to negotiate," he whispered, his tone calm, yet his words revealed a resolute strength.

"Negotiate?" The person on the other side sneered, "Do you think we will negotiate with you?"

Su Ming's heart sank slightly, but he didn't show it. These people before him clearly weren't prepared to give in easily. And that was exactly why he had come. He had to convince them, to show them that he wasn't someone to be ignored.

"You might as well listen to me." Su Ming's voice was low and powerful. "This negotiation is not only about our interests, but also about your future survival."

Su Ming sat in the cold, hard chair, feeling the oppressive air, his heartbeat accelerating. Even though he had replayed the negotiation countless times in his mind, the tension still lingered. He meticulously considered every detail, even the air felt incredibly heavy with every breath. Though he maintained a calm exterior, his inner turmoil was far beyond his control.

The atmosphere at the negotiation table remained tense. Several of his enemies, seated opposite him, remained silent, their gazes cold. Su Ming could sense the hostility in their eyes, their contemptuous attitudes, as if they had already foreseen his defeat, filling him with a vague sense of unease. Every second of silence was like an invisible hammer, hammering against his chest, leaving him feeling an indescribable pressure.

"You're right," the man sitting opposite finally spoke, his voice low and tinged with sarcasm. "Your organization is on the verge of collapse, and negotiation is your only option. But do you really think we're interested in your future?"

Su Ming's heart skipped a beat, but he forced himself to calm down. He had indeed anticipated this question. Their hostility was so obvious, and they clearly had no intention of giving in easily. Su Ming took a deep breath and tried to keep his voice calm. "I know you don't trust me, and perhaps you don't trust my proposal even more. But I'm not here to convince you emotionally, but to give you a chance to survive."

The man on the other side seemed unmoved, showing no sign of backing down. Su Ming was secretly anxious, but he knew he couldn't show any panic now. Every time he tried to break the deadlock, he felt a heavy pressure coming down on him, as if every word was a fierce internal struggle with him.

Suddenly, he heard the sound of soft footsteps, followed by the rustling of wind outside the window. The sound was faint, yet remarkably clear in the silent room. Su Ming's brows raised slightly, and he became alert. His intuition told him that something was going on outside, and it might not be simple.

His gaze swept calmly out the window. Although obscured by the heavy curtains, he could sense the presence of someone outside. At that moment, Su Ming's mood grew heavier, and a strong premonition welled up in his heart. He knew that behind this negotiation, there might be a greater conspiracy hidden.

He lowered his head and gently squeezed his fingers, trying to remain calm. His mind was in a turmoil, yet he knew he had to react. The situation outside was a threat he couldn't ignore. If he couldn't respond in time, the negotiations could spiral out of control.

Just then, his phone vibrated slightly. Su Ming instinctively picked up the phone, and when he saw the name displayed, his heart trembled. It was a text message from Zheng Yaoxian.

"Be careful, there's movement outside."

Those few words, concise and direct, at that moment, made Su Ming's emotions even more complicated. Zheng Yaoxian had always been his most trusted person, but at this moment, his reminder made him feel an indescribable sense of oppression. There was movement outside. What did it mean? Could it mean that the enemy was preparing to take action, or perhaps they had realized that Su Ming's negotiations could threaten the situation?

Su Ming felt nervous. Although he had long realized that this negotiation was not a simple one, at this moment, Zheng Yaoxian's reminder made him realize more clearly that the danger he faced was far beyond his imagination.

He quickly calmed down and began to mentally calculate his next move. He knew he couldn't delay any longer. Now that he had decided to change the situation, he had to go all out. Right now, the most important thing was to quickly understand what was happening outside and ensure he wouldn't be put on the defensive during the negotiations.

He raised his head and glanced sharply at the people opposite him. Something in his mind moved, and he suddenly asked, "Are you ready?"