[Hunter Killer 02] • Dangerous Grounds by Keith Don & Wallace George

Author:Keith, Don & Wallace, George [Keith, Don & Wallace, George]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Amazon: B07N49SCJ1
Goodreads: 43786450
Publisher: Severn River Publishing
Published: 2019-02-09T00:00:00+00:00

20

General Kim Dai-jang tore into the conference room, slamming the door behind him like an ominous clap of thunder. There was so much to do this day that demanded his attention. It was unfortunate that his homeland was blessed with only one person with the vision and courage to form the future. Surely that idiot son of the misbegotten father, Kim Jae-uk, should be here, handling the details, instead of off somewhere dreaming of bedding Hollywood starlets.

General Kim slowed his pace across the room and smiled inwardly as he reflected. What should he expect from the illegitimate son of a peasant potato farmer? No wonder the little bastard stuttered so badly one could barely understand his “pearls of wisdom.” And little wonder the rest of the world chuckled at the little mouse’s pronouncements.

Still those weren’t the reasons the “Great Leader” was absent from this briefing table. Kim Jae-uk didn’t have the intellect to conceive this masterstroke. And certainly not the fortitude to carry it out. When everything was in place and the world quaked at the power of the DPRK, Kim would be able to step forward and replace the short little pretender. Then his people would know what a real leader had done to bring their nation to its rightful place in Asia.

General Kim pulled to a halt at the head of the long teak table. He glanced at the four men who were standing at rigid attention, two on either side. These were warriors of which he could be proud. Soldiers who had honed the steel core of their character in the fires of the hardest training Kim could devise. Then they had proven their mettle on numerous deadly, clandestine missions around Asia. Missions bravely and cleverly completed so others got the blame. These soldiers should be worthy of the honor he was about to bestow on them. The honor of becoming the martyr-fathers of the New Korea.

These four, along with their equally-hardened teams, had been carefully chosen from the millions of soldiers serving the DPRK. Their bravery and skill at killing were important. Their loyalty to the cause was without question. But the most important criterion in their selection was something over which they had no control. It was their appearance.

A fluke in the thousand years of racial mixing across the steppes of Asia had resulted in these four having very distinctive dark, angular Arab features. Not Korean at all.

“Gentlemen,” Kim growled. Four heads snapped toward the head of the table in perfect unison. “Be seated. Make yourselves comfortable.” Four bodies sat as one. Four spines remained ramrod straight.

Kim turned to the large map covering the wall behind him and studied it for a moment, deliberately piquing the interest of the men who watched him. The chart displayed Southwest Asia and the Indian Ocean, from the shores of Africa to the Andaman Sea. Two blues lines crossed the map from the west to east. One terminated at Mumbai, a major port on the eastern coast of India.

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