Fortunately, that thing was only immune to physical attacks.
As for why it was so easily dealt with, it was simple enough to understand—it was nothing more than Morris Chow’s level crushing it completely.
The moment the Black Sky vanished, Madame Gao, Alexandra, and those Little Japan ninjas who had just resurrected collapsed once again, breathing their last.
On the other side, the fight between Colleen and Bakuto held little suspense either.
However, Bakuto truly lived up to his status as a former school principal—his eloquence was remarkable.
Under his verbal assault, Colleen had nearly given up on killing him.
That was until Bakuto recklessly attempted a sneak attack while Colleen had lowered her guard, triggering Colleen’s passive rogue counterattack instinct.
As a result, a long dagger plunged directly into Bakuto’s heart.
A pity Bakuto didn’t get to experience even a brief moment of resurrection, as the Black Sky, who could revive them, had already been dead for a while.
By the time the five of them gathered at the hotel where Young-hee Choi was staying, over an hour had passed.
Just as everyone was about to discuss their gains, Morris Chow’s Golden Finger transmitted new information that filled him with wild joy.
The notification from his Golden Finger read: [Congratulations!
You have unlocked the Dungeon Conversion feature!]
Furthermore, The Hand, which Morris and his group had just wiped out, was directly converted into a five-player dungeon.
Morris didn’t keep it a secret and immediately shared the news with the women present.
“Awesome!
Does that mean there’ll be dungeon drops?
What level is this dungeon?
Is there a level 70 Heroic difficulty…?” Daisy was the most excited, firing off questions like a curiosity machine!
“It’s a level 40 dungeon, which probably corresponds to the level of the Black Sky.
As for whether there’s a Heroic difficulty, we won’t know until we clear the Normal difficulty once.
Also, this dungeon can only be run once per day—it probably needs time to accumulate energy to reset its state,” Morris said, pushing her leaning head away before answering.
“Once a day?
That works!
Can we run it today?
If we can, let me at it!
Don’t waste the cooldown!” Daisy was the one talking again.
The other women remained quiet, knowing Daisy had asked everything on their minds anyway.
“We can only run it tomorrow night, not today.
For now, let’s talk about our harvest from this operation!” Morris held Daisy steady beside him; otherwise, she would keep bouncing around—she was far too hyper.
Once Daisy settled down, the group began counting their spoils.
The Hand truly lived up to its reputation as a famous faction in Marvel.
In cash alone, Daisy and Jessica had retrieved over twenty-six million US dollars.
Morris had gathered a bit less at The Hand’s staging ground, only a few hundred thousand bucks.
Colleen’s side yielded a lot as well.
Bakuto was one of the Five Fingers, and Colleen had brought back his safe directly.
As a rogue, lockpicking was second nature.
After opening it easily, the safe yielded over eight million in cash alone, along with gold, jewelry, and luxury watches, with an initial estimated value exceeding ten million.
“I’ll go to Alexandra’s residence to scavenge a bit more!” Colleen was in a great mood now that her deep grudge was avenged.
She spoke up briskly, preparing to head over to Alexandra’s home in the wealthy district to loot it once more.
Morris didn’t object.
With her rogue skills, he didn’t need to worry about her safety.
Still, he sent his two pets, Big Meow and Little Meow, to accompany her.
“Have the babies go in first to sabotage the surveillance.
Remember to stay invisible the entire time,” Morris instructed before letting Colleen head off.
The remaining group didn’t idle either, organizing the other items that could be liquidated.
Madame Gao and Bakuto’s safes contained quite a few good items, including many antique jade and earthenware pieces from ancient China.
A few of them even looked familiar to Morris—they were definitely top-tier cultural relics!
Without a second thought, he planned to turn them over to the Chinese Embassy later.
Who knows, it might even make it easier for his family to obtain Chinese citizenship!
As for the jade and gold items that were obviously expensive, they could put them up for auction the next time they visited China, which would bring in substantial returns.
As for real estate and corporate assets, Morris couldn’t easily take ownership of them.
What a shame—those were worth a fortune!
“Don’t worry, I have a way!” Daisy spoke up triumphantly, looking like she had been waiting for Morris to hit a wall.
“You?
What way?” Morris asked immediately.
If these assets could be liquidated, it would be ideal.
“I can contact Wilson Fisk.
Not only can he take over those properties, but he can also offer a great price!” Daisy answered without delay.
Well, you always have a way.
I’ll leave these to you then!” Morris had originally wanted to ask how she planned to contact him, but remembering she was a genius hacker, he dropped the question and decisively handed the task over to her.
“All right, leave the rest to me.
Once Colleen gets back, I’ll tally everything up.” Seeing that there were no other high-value physical items worth sorting, Daisy volunteered to handle the rest.
Morris naturally agreed.
Aside from cash and easily liquidated gold and antiques, the bulk of The Hand’s funds were in bearer accounts.
Daisy was the only one who knew how to process those.
Morris gave everyone a heads-up and returned to his room.
He activated the Hunter’s Eyes of the Beast skill to monitor Colleen’s situation through the perspective of Big Meow and Little Meow.
Colleen didn’t take any transport, speeding toward Alexandra’s residence while maintaining stealth the entire way.
The Agility stat of a level 70 rogue made her exceptionally fast, so much so that Big Meow and Little Meow could barely keep up.
When Morris tuned in, the girl and the two cats had just entered Alexandra’s estate.
The estate was far from quiet—a party was underway.
A group of twenty to thirty young white Americans, men and women, were partying recklessly.
A few of them were clearly high out of their minds, putting on a live show right in front of everyone.
Colleen surveyed the scene and noticed that no matter how wild the noise was downstairs, the third floor of the mansion was completely silent.
That was where Alexandra lived.
Among the young people, Morris quickly spotted a familiar face—Alexandra’s son in the public eye.
Unsurprisingly, this was a classic case of the parent being away and the son cutting loose.
Clearly, Colleen didn’t care much about them.
Morris watched as she quickly wove through the crowd and reached a blind spot between the second and third floors.
This was where Big Meow and Little Meow came in handy.
Shrinking to their smallest size, they stealthily dashed straight to the third floor.
After a quick search, they indeed found several hidden cameras.
The two little creatures quickly disabled the fuses and alarm systems, not forgetting to turn off the cameras as well.
Once finished, they returned to Colleen’s side.
“Not bad!
The previous training wasn’t in vain after all.
These two little kitties are remarkably smart!”