Rogge was not at all surprised by Sowande's answer.
After discovering that Sowande had softened, he knew that Sowande would definitely hand over Elektra to him.
Rogge looked calm, but Matt, the Daredevil sitting next to him, and Elektra, standing next to Sowande, showed surprised expressions.
Matt was surprised because he didn't expect the notorious Hand to be so kind.
Even though Sowande, one of the five fingers of the Hand, was sitting across from him, he still found it incredible.
This was the Hand, the Hand that didn't even give the Kingpin much face.
The Hand, known throughout the dark world for its cruelty and bloodshed, actually softened just like that?
Matt began to wonder if his previous persistence still had any meaning.
He risked his life to punish evil, but it was no match for Rogge's thunderous killings.
So-called justice is ultimately not as good as the simplest violence.
Like Matt, after hearing Sowande hand her over to Rogge so easily, Elektra, who had been standing upright, couldn't help but tremble slightly.
After being brainwashed, the Hand became Elektra's only remaining belief.
After realizing that she was no match for Rogge at all, she violated Murakami's order and returned to the top floor of the building.
She didn't mind sacrificing herself for the Hand, but she didn't want the Hand she believed in to suffer huge losses here.
She believed in the Hand, but the only thing she really cared about was the five leaders of the Hand.
She could die here, in Rogge's hands.
But Sowande and Murakami must not be harmed, so even if it meant violating orders, she had to return to the top floor of the building.
She wanted to escort Sowande and Murakami safely out of the building, and after they were safe, she would use her life as the price to stop or kill Rogge.
But she never expected that Sowande, whom she regarded as her belief, would hand her over to Rogge so easily.
So in their hearts, I am no different from those ninjas.
Elektra thought of the Hand ninjas she regarded as tools, and the way she treated those ninjas.
The more you care, the more pathetic you are.
Although Elektra was trying her best to control her trembling and her emotions, everyone present was not an ordinary person, so her abnormality was quickly noticed by Rogge and others.
Rogge didn't react to this at all. For him, it didn't matter whether Elektra's emotions were normal or not. What mattered was the system's judgment.
Sowande, like Rogge, didn't react at all.
It's just that his lack of reaction was just the appearance on the surface. As for what he was really thinking in his heart, it is estimated that only he himself would know.
Among the three people, the most intense reaction was Daredevil Matt.
After noticing Elektra's abnormality, Matt ignored the pain in his body, quickly stood up, and immediately came to Elektra to try to comfort her.
But his hands stopped in mid-air, and he suddenly realized that the current Elektra was not the Elektra he remembered.
And he didn't know what identity to use to comfort Elektra now.
Ex-boyfriend? Senior brother? University classmate? Fellow New Yorker?
Matt sat back on the sofa with a look of loneliness, and his whole demeanor became confused, as if he had experienced an irreparable trauma.
After taking a look at Matt's appearance at this time, Rogge silently complained in his heart.
Don't go see your ex-girlfriend, people who go to see their ex-girlfriend usually don't end well.
If being a sentimentalist was so easy, those classic love stories wouldn't have such great charm.
Sowande also noticed Matt's change, but he pretended not to see anything, as if he didn't know anything, and still maintained that professional fake smile.
As for Elektra, she was still in the extreme emotions of the collapse of her faith.
The only thought in her mind now was, I was actually abandoned by the Hand!
"The Hand I accept your kindness! Actually, I personally don't have much opinion on the Hand. It's just work needs, so, you understand."
It is said that one should not hit a smiling face, since Sowande is so good at being a person, Rogge doesn't mind giving him some face.
"Understood, I can guarantee to Mr. Rogge that the Hand will definitely not take these things to heart!"
I have to say, people who have lived for hundreds of years are different. Looking at Sowande's amiable appearance, Rogge admits that he can't do it to his level.
"I'm not an unreasonable person either. These two jobs have indeed caused you some losses, especially the damage to one of your important personnel. How about this, in order to express my apology, if the Hand has any suitable commission in the future, I can consider accepting it."
After hearing Rogge's words, Sowande and Matt were stunned at the same time.
Sowande didn't expect that Rogge would include the Hand on the client list.
When investigating Rogge's identity, the Hand spent a lot of effort, including those who had been to Rogge's office.
So they knew very well that Rogge would not accept any commission.
And more importantly, none of the commissions he accepted failed.
The commissions that the Hand can investigate are certainly not all of Rogge's commissions, but the information revealed is enough to be taken seriously.
Sowande originally only hoped to use appropriate softening to exchange for Rogge's withdrawal, but now it seems that the Hand can gain far more than he planned.
Even if Rogge is extremely picky about commissions, even if he only accepts one commission from the Hand in the end, it will be a huge gain for the Hand.
Unlike Sowande's secret joy, Matt's mood became extremely complicated.
Although Matt knew from the beginning that Rogge was not those so-called heroes, he did not want Rogge to be entangled with the Hand, assisting or even directly helping the Hand.
However, Matt knew very well that he had no personal relationship with Rogge.
What Rogge wants to do and what kind of commission he wants to accept is entirely his personal freedom, even if the client is a existence like the Hand.
Rogge himself didn't think so much. For him, there was nothing strange about including the Hand on the client list.
He can even accept the Kingpin's commission, let alone the Hand's commission.
As long as the Hand's commission can pass the system's judgment, the Hand can become his client.
As for whether he will gain the title of hero or villain, he doesn't care at all.
The title of superhero sounds good, but the price to pay is not low at all.
After chatting about some nonsense, Sowande handed Rogge a bank card storing five million US dollars with a smile, and then personally sent them to the gate on the first floor of the building.
As for the ninja corpses in the lobby on the first floor, they had already been cleaned up by the Hand when they were talking, and not even a drop of blood was left.
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