After coming out of the hospital room, Lynch found an empty room and dialed Mr. Truman's number.
"I've got what I wanted. You can send our guest away now."
Mr. Truman laughed and asked, "It sounds like it went smoothly."
"Of course, when faced with death, people don't have many choices. As long as they can avoid dying, they won't hesitate, even if it's the worst option."
After the call ended, the Security Committee received a request from the Ministry of International Affairs to send Sanchez out of the country.
Before this, he hadn't anticipated the Federation's reaction would be so quick and intense, nor did he know it was Lynch who reported it.
Of course, Lynch himself would never mention this matter.
While the Security Committee had yet to decide how to handle these two cases, Sanchez already had his men surrender themselves, and arranged for some lawyers to help his men secure more favorable sentencing conditions.
