Alpha DECEPTION
Of course he would, Aurelian Kest would control the terrain, just like he controlled everything else.
The location was a disused textile warehouse. The rain had stopped, leaving the world wet and gloomy. Our headlights cut through the gloom as we pulled into the vast, empty parking lot.
One other vehicle was already there, a matte-black, armored SUV that looked less like a car and more like a missile.
Marco parked a deliberate distance away. “I should come in with you.”
“No.” I adjusted the cuffs of my black suit jacket. “He’ll have scanners, weapons will be seen as weakness, or provocation, we are just having a conversation not fighting a war yet.”