Chapter 364: K, I Trust Su Ming’s Abilities More Than Anyone

Blow up the Casino?

K’s decision made nearly everyone present suck in a sharp breath.

After all, Queen’s Casino, the Q branch’s base of operations, had become a massive money pit in New York, drawing a constant stream of customers day and night.

In terms of daily profit alone, the numbers were astronomical.

Now they were going to blow it up? That could only mean one thing—the crisis facing The Organization was far more severe than anyone had imagined.

At this moment, even though Q had already suspected this possibility, her heart was still filled with reluctance.

Queen’s Casino was the gray zone she had painstakingly carved out after temporarily separating from the Poker Organization. It had been her own independent venture.

Though there had been setbacks—cheaters nearly driving it into the ground—she had poured years of effort into this place. And the casino wasn’t just a business, it was a golden goose.

Destroying it would mean a loss too great to even put into words.

Q looked toward K, seated at the head of the table, her brows furrowed as she spoke in a low voice.

“Isn’t there another way?”

“This casino brings in a lot of profit. If we just give it up like this, it’ll be hard to find another business that matches it.”

“Besides, I personally think… even if we keep it, it won’t really affect our future operations.”

“After all, our next gathering point isn’t going to be Queen’s Casino.”

It was obvious.

Q was trying her best to negotiate, hoping there might still be a chance to keep the casino.

But K, sitting at the head of the table, shook his head without hesitation. He tapped the table lightly as he responded.

“We can’t keep it.”

“To us, Queen’s Casino is now a dangerous place.”

“I suspect it won’t be long—maybe even right now—that the lead dog has already figured out Queen’s Casino is one of my support points in the United States.”

“Back when I was running the drug trafficking operation, several members joined The Organization through connections at Queen’s Casino.”

“And don’t forget, those dogs now have the backing and resources of Morgan Financial Group. They’ve likely already struck some kind of deal with Old Morgan.”

“Even if we don’t know the details of that deal, one thing’s certain: any leads related to the case will be reported to Morgan Financial Group. That means Queen’s Casino will definitely come under their scrutiny.”

At this point, K paused for a few seconds, then looked Q in the eye and said seriously,

“So, just taking out those dogs doesn’t mean everything will be fine.”

“Eliminating them might allow the Poker Organization to continue operating in the shadows, but it also means… Old Morgan won’t be able to find the killer he’s looking for.”

“Do you think a man who staged such a grand performance will just let it go?”

“On top of that, if we kill the lead dog, it’ll only confirm for Old Morgan that Su Ming is capable of uncovering the real killer. He’ll pay even more attention to the clues Su Ming dug up.”

“That means Queen’s Casino—already exposed—is bound to become a key location in Old Morgan’s search for the murderer.”

“A corporation as massive as Morgan Financial Group can easily assign people to monitor the casino’s entrances and exits around the clock.”

“Q, even if you’re extremely cautious, can you guarantee that every time you go to work at the casino, nothing will go wrong and you won’t be discovered?”

“Of course, you could choose to stay behind the scenes and never show your face.”

“But do you really think it’ll take Morgan Financial Group long to uncover that level of detail? I doubt it would even take them a week.”

At this point.

After hearing everything K had said, Q fully understood—Queen’s Casino was now a highly dangerous location. It wouldn’t be long before Morgan Financial Group placed it under constant surveillance.

Especially if the lead dog was eliminated.

Then every clue and piece of information he had uncovered would become Old Morgan’s most valuable lead in finding the person who killed his grandson.

In that case.

No matter how reluctant she was, Q now knew… Queen’s Casino couldn’t be saved. The moment it was targeted by Morgan Financial Group, it became a ticking time bomb too hot to hold.

Compared to the casino’s impressive profits, her own safety was far more important.

After sorting through her thoughts, Q nodded decisively and replied without hesitation.

“Understood.”

“Then let’s move quickly. Once this meeting ends, I’ll immediately trigger the fire alarm.”

“When all the guests have been evacuated, we’ll detonate the high-powered explosives that were already planted—enough to bring the entire building down.”

“I can shoulder the cost of this devastating loss. But I need to see those dogs pay the price, and I want the Poker Organization to continue surviving in the shadows of the United States.”

“K, let’s not waste time.”

“Like you said, those dogs are probably already sniffing around. We can’t afford any accidents that might trap us all inside the casino.”

“As the owner of Queen’s Casino, I don’t recall ever designing any secret tunnels or safe rooms for evading pursuit. Let’s not end up like fish in a barrel.”

Hearing Q’s urging, K no longer hesitated. He tapped the table again and immediately issued the main orders.

“First, A through Ten, I need all of you to remove anything that could identify you as part of the Poker Organization.”

“Especially that Pure Silver Ring. Also, change the notes in your phone contacts to reduce the risk of exposure.”

“J, Q, and I are already being watched. Our faces are known, so there’s no point in hiding. But the ten of you are different.”

“Even if the lead dog suspects the Poker Organization, he still has no way of confirming your identities. In this case, you’re the true wild cards in the investigation.”

“That makes it easier for you to move around and harder for you to be exposed.”

“Your teacher already taught you the details, so I won’t repeat them. I’ll just give you the general direction—you can handle the rest.”

“Your mission now is to monitor every department. Whether it’s the New York Police Department or Morgan Financial Group, you must track their movements in real time.”

“During this surveillance, the lead dog will inevitably uncover clues one after another.”

“You don’t need to deliberately leave traces. I trust Su Ming’s abilities—maybe even more than I trust my own.”

“I expect it won’t be long before Su Ming starts locking onto some of you and begins using various methods to track you down.”

At this point, K swept his gaze across the room, his tone turning solemn.

“And what you need to do is… lead Su Ming, who’s following the trail, directly into the trap I’ve already prepared.”

“It might sound like you’re bait, but don’t worry. I guarantee your safety. In this game, the only ones who’ll lose… are those dogs.”