Malcolm couldn't remember the last time he got some proper sleep. Once he realized that Redmond was the enemy, he wasted no time coming up with a plan to deal with him. However, that wasn't Malcolm's biggest problem right now, as he would need to stabilize the increasingly volatile black-market alliance once Redmond was out of the game.
Most outsiders viewed the black-market alliance as an invincible and impenetrable force. As one of it's founding fathers, Malcolm secretly knew that its foundations were weak and crumbling. No matter how robust the system was, solving every internal conflict that arose within its core would be impossible. This was where Redmond's influence came in handy, something the system couldn't do.
