In a conference room with glaring lights and a tense atmosphere, dozens of officials gathered around the conference table.
"What's the situation?"
A white-haired middle-aged man turned to another man in military uniform on his right. "Have we coordinated everything with the Swedish officials?"
"Yes, I liaised with the Swedish Police commissioner. On 10 December, at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, during that person from Blackwatch's attendance at the Nobel Prize Ceremony, he'd immediately be surrounded and captured for violation of the International Law — illegal amassing of armed forces, arms smuggling, and war crimes. After the arrest, he'll be extradited to Northern America as soon as possible before the Mainland embassy could take any action and obstruct us."
