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Morgan's laughter echoed in the room, and then he slowly stood up and walked lightly towards the exaggerated floor-to-ceiling window in the room. Outside the window, the bustling scene of the wealthy district and the entire capital city was in full view. The lights of the city at night reflected his figure, as if enveloping him in a glow. Morgan casually picked up a bottle of red wine from the nearby table, gracefully opened it, and poured it into an exquisite wine glass. He gently swirled the red wine, allowing it to interact with the air, releasing more layers of aroma.
Then, he lowered his head to smell the red wine in the glass, revealing a look of intoxication and satisfaction on his face. At that moment, he seemed completely immersed in his own world, enjoying the anticipation of an impending victory. Then, he muttered to himself, "The taste of victory... should be like this, right, Mr. Alex?" His tone was full of confidence and anticipation, as if he had already foreseen the success of his plan and considered it a sign of victory.
This scene not only demonstrates Morgan's confidence in his strategy and his desire for victory, but also shows Alex his unique understanding of power and success. In this complex power game, Morgan appears to be in control, even enjoying the process.
Alex looked at Morgan with disgust, unable to tolerate his self-righteous attitude. Suddenly, he said, "But Mr. Morgan... you seem to have forgotten that the success of this entire plan depends on whether Kukulcan can be successfully assassinated... and whether anyone will accompany you in this crazy endeavor." Alex's words were sharp, pointing directly to the risks and uncertainties of Morgan's plan, while also hinting at his own hesitation and concern about participating in it.
Morgan stood in front of the window, with his back to the deep darkness outside, and upon hearing Alex's words, he raised an eyebrow, turned around, and looked at Alex with a somewhat sarcastic expression, saying, "Oh... Alex, I thought I had shared so much with you that we were already close friends. I didn't expect... you still have so many doubts about all of this?" His words carried a hint of irony, seeming surprised by Alex's questioning, while also revealing a hint of probing and dissatisfaction.
This conversation not only deepened the conflict and differences between the two, but also showcased Morgan's absolute confidence in his plan, as well as his expectations for Alex's support. For Morgan, Alex is not only a potential collaborator, but also a crucial variable for the success of his plan. As for Alex, Morgan's words highlighted the urgency for him to make a choice about whether to participate or not, while also prompting deeper reflection on Morgan's personality and motives.
Alex's attitude is full of disdain and sharpness, his voice is cold, and every word seems to be meticulously crafted like an ice blade, pointing directly at the flaws in Morgan's plan. "Hmph..." he sneered contemptuously, his laughter filled with mockery of Morgan's overconfidence, "I only have five people on my side. We have to infiltrate the war-torn Orlando Star while evading the pursuit of the True Worm Sect and the Star Alliance. Next, we need to penetrate the heart of Kukulcan - the Breeding Palace, which is definitely heavily guarded, with loyal followers of the True Worm Sect everywhere." Alex's analysis is incisive, hitting the risks of Morgan's plan, "Even if we successfully assassinate Kukulcan, we still have to escape from that besieged fortress."
After saying this, he stood up and walked decisively towards Morgan. His movements were resolute, as if he was showing his contempt for this crazy plan to Morgan. Alex walked to Morgan, who was standing by the floor-to-ceiling window, overlooking the brilliant night view of the capital below. Suddenly, he reached out, quickly and decisively grabbed the bottle of wine on the table, and began to gulp it down. This action not only directly challenged Morgan's overconfident attitude, but also questioned the feasibility of the entire plan. The way he drank the wine was rough and direct, as if he was expressing his disdain and provocation through action.
After Alex finished drinking, the bottle was empty, and a challenging light flashed in his eyes as he stared directly at Morgan. In that moment, he was not only questioning Morgan's plan, but also whether Morgan had truly considered all the consequences and had the ability to control the situation. Alex's actions and words emphasized a core question - whether Morgan was truly prepared to bear all possible consequences in this game full of uncertainty and danger.
Facing Alex's provocation, Morgan displayed a calm attitude, seemingly unaffected by Alex's disdain and sharpness. Approaching Alex, he patted his shoulder and said in an almost comforting tone, "Alex, how could you think that I would let such an outstanding mercenary like you fall into such a dangerous predicament?" His words were full of confidence and implications, as if hinting at a deeper consideration and arrangement for the entire plan.
Later, Morgan turned and walked towards the cabinet beside the room, effortlessly opening it to reveal rows of high-end red wine, showcasing his wealth and taste. He casually selected a particularly special bottle and expertly opened it with a near-professional touch. This smooth sequence of actions not only demonstrated Morgan's composure and confidence, but also seemed to convey a message to Alex: in Morgan's plan, every step is carefully arranged and considered, even in the face of potential danger and challenges, he has his own strategies.
This scene not only revealed Morgan's confidence in material possessions and strategy, but also hinted at his value of Alex and his firm belief in the success of the plan. For Alex, Morgan's actions and words may prompt him to reassess Morgan's plan and his own role in it, perhaps leading to a new understanding of Morgan's abilities and the feasibility of the plan.
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