But James Brown immediately felt that Helen Wilson was in danger for this mission because the man sitting in the corner, although always bowing his head, emitted a distinct aura of killing intent from his body—an aura that could only come from someone who had truly killed, and not just one person at that.
This was definitely a dangerous individual, who likely carried a weapon with him, and could rightly be called a desperado.
Helen Wilson was just a woman in her twenties, a policewoman, and the man seated with her looked somewhat fit, except that his protruding beer belly deeply betrayed his lack of combat ability. With just the two of them, they couldn't possibly subdue such a desperado.
James Brown couldn't understand why there were only two police officers dealing with such a dangerous person—perhaps they had stumbled upon him by chance and decided to follow him.
