Chapter 1958 Big Black Hand and Little Black Hand

Duran is like a mastermind behind the scenes, pushing the reformers forward and making them unable to stop.

After Mars became independent, the world did not get better, but became more and more tilted and chaotic. All aspects were caught in power struggles, and it was obvious that McGillis and the Tekkadan broke the delicate balance.

Now there are infighting everywhere.

Because Olga and the Tekkadan created a certain power vacuum, they had to fight for their interests.

Olga returned to Earth and learned the bad news, that is, the old representative Abro, who had always supported the Tekkadan, was assassinated and is still in a coma. This is also one of the reasons for the war between the Tekkadan and the neighbor.

Because Abro is now leaderless.

The bomb was hidden in the vase, and the whole room was blown up. If it weren't for the orphans of the Tekkadan who sacrificed themselves to protect the old representative, he would probably have died.

Olga was very angry when she knew that this happened on Earth, because another orphan was seriously injured. So when he found out the traitor, he shot him after a brief interrogation. There was no trial. It was directly according to the rules of the gang. They didn't care about the laws of the earth at all and just killed the traitor.

But even so, the Earth branch was still hit hard, with casualties and sacrifices. And without the old representative, Abro's distrust of the Tekkadan was also exposed. They didn't believe that the Tekkadan was stronger than the Seven Stars Family.

It can be said that the good situation of the Tekkadan only lasted for a few months before it began to fall apart. Olga now feels a headache. It seems that he can only withdraw the Earth branch of the Tekkadan now, but the loss is too great.

It took a lot of effort to establish a branch on Earth. If he gave up like this, the sacrifices of those orphans would be in vain. Olga tossed and turned, not knowing how to decide.

If they stayed on Earth, the orphans might still be cheated. It's better to go back to Mars. It's just that I really don't want to. Olga thought that they paid so much to get the Earth branch. It's a pity to give up like this.

Olga couldn't help thinking about McGillis's previous attempt to get him to join the group. He didn't agree, but now he thinks it might be feasible. He is thinking about taking risks and gambling again.

At this time, shouldn't we reflect on our mistakes, reflect on why the Earth branch can't be defended, and what defects there are in management. Olga didn't think about these, but instead thought about how to get back the lost benefits from other places. This simple and direct way of thinking is destined to make him unable to keep the stolen benefits for a long time.

In addition to the reason of being plotted against, the communication of the Tekkadan was easily controlled by the traitor, which shows that their management system and communication system have loopholes. They should have taken the opportunity to improve them, but Olga seemed to think that everything was fine after killing the traitor. There was no consideration at all whether there would be more traitors in the future, and why there would be such a thing as a traitor.

This time, the traitor was because of the different management philosophy from the Tekkadan, and because of the conflict of interests between the local and central governments. He was not satisfied that all the resources of the Earth branch should be given priority to Mars, which directly led to the dissatisfaction of the traitor, and then colluded with outsiders to pit the Tekkadan.

Olga's idea of ​​using Earth's resources to expand the Mars headquarters is correct, but it is too blatant. The orphans may support it unconditionally, but other new members of the Tekkadan will not be happy.

Unfortunately, Olga is not good at thinking about this kind of problem. His style is completely gangster style. He will take back everything he has lost, but he will not think about why he lost it.

And Olga's respected elder brother Tabins is also an upright man. He is not good at such intrigues, so naturally he can't teach him anything. Tabins taught Olga how to run a business and how to do business with integrity. At most, he gave some suggestions on business management, which is not enough for Olga's ambition.

Olga wants to solve the livelihood problem of orphans once and for all, but reality always goes against him.

But now there is no way. The Earth branch must not be able to hold on, because Abro has decided to withdraw funds and venues, which is equivalent to issuing an order to expel them.

Anger is useless. Olga finally knows what it means to change orders every day and what it means to change the emperor's ministers every day. The old representative believed in the Tekkadan, but the others did not. They dared not leave the orphans by their side. So the first priority was to drive the Tekkadan away and introduce military forces that they could trust.

Olga's eyes almost spit fire. This was definitely the biggest setback since his debut. He lost many soldiers and was finally driven out of the earth. He wanted to kill all the treacherous villains like Abro, but he knew it was unrealistic.

Leaving the earth and returning to Mars, it is not necessarily safe on Mars. The Tekkadan is a tree that attracts the wind. Now someone is secretly communicating with pirates to attack the minerals managed by the Tekkadan everywhere, which is very targeted.

Faced with this sudden malice, Olga was not mentally prepared enough.

The black hand supporting these pirates is the enemy of Tabins. Attacking the Tekkadan is equivalent to attacking Tabins.

It can be said that the Tekkadan is really unlucky. On Earth, someone targeted McGillis, and the Tekkadan was used as a gun. On Mars, someone wanted to target Tabins, and the Tekkadan was directly shot.

Olga is now very confused. He feels that he has done nothing wrong. He has worked hard to improve his strength and has been cautious at every step. However, accidents always come unexpectedly, catching him off guard. He doesn't even know where the enemy is. He feels that he should have no enemies.

He didn't realize that the Tekkadan had attracted a group of friends and a group of enemies at the center of this vortex, and he didn't clearly realize that the Tekkadan was just being used.

Now the Tekkadan can only take a defensive stance and try to do their job well, that's all.

But defense means consumption. The consumption of money and resources is fine, but the sacrifice of orphans is irreversible and has become a thorn in Olga's heart. The current Tekkadan is no different from the original CGS. They are just consuming the lives of cannon fodder to defend their foundation.

The pirates naturally cannot defeat the Tekkadan, but they do play a weakening role. The mastermind behind the scenes took advantage of the issue and accused the Tekkadan of inadequate protection. The Tekkadan's mistakes were Tabins' mistakes, because he was the one who had been strongly recommending the Tekkadan.

It turned out that the mastermind was Tabins' colleague, a brother in the same company. Both of them were the boss's right-hand man, but it was precisely because they were the right-hand men that they had to compete for favor, because only one person could take over the boss's job. Now that the boss is old, power struggles have begun within the company.

Tabins is an honest man, he is loyal, so as long as the boss is in office, he will not have the heart to fight for power, but his opponent obviously doesn't think so. He tries every means to show his strength in front of the boss, and at the same time tries every means to attack Tabins.

From the beginning to the end, the Tekkadan is just a pawn in the internal struggle, at a loss.

Duran, the biggest behind-the-scenes mastermind, has not moved yet, just watching the little black hand playing chess, and when they are almost done, Duran, the big black hand, will overturn the chessboard.