In a damp hut right next to a harbour, a middle-aged man, surrounded by dozens of documents and books of all kinds, was seriously studying a book titled 'Offence as an Ultimate Weapon' by author Sarvesh Ranavikrama.
The sound of water droplets and the creaking of the wooden hut due to the wind and cold could occasionally be heard, but for the man dressed in a thick leather jacket, seated within an office room that no one would expect to see within a rundown hut, those sounds did not matter at all. He had simply tuned his brain to ignore those specific sounds.
However, that did not mean that he was not aware of the surroundings. In fact, his senses were far more acute than those of a normal person, which was one of the reasons why he was put in charge of the operation by the Secretary General personally.
