When Joe Ga and his team were in action, Eric's side was not idle either.
The Shadow Messenger couldn't die yet, compared to the big shot behind Eric, Director Cooper of the FBI was facing a life-and-death situation, hence even more motivated.
Joe Ga was quite reckless in combat, but he was the sort of man who believed in "principles before the deployment of troops."
No matter the effect, he would first pressure the CIA with the FBI and DEA, establishing a moral high ground for himself.
Faced with such questioning, the CIA would definitely deny it, but no worries, Hu Lang would ensure that it was not their people who ended up dead.
The FBI had never been fond of the CIA's spies, and the DEA had even more profound conflicts with the CIA.
The CIA's involvement in drug trafficking was hardly a secret...
Their conflict actually began in the 80s when a DEA agent named Qi Qi was tortured to death by drug traffickers, and it has continued to this day.
