Life at the Top

“Mr. Snow, don’t worry. The person we are going to contact is safe.” Jasper smiled after noticing the worry on Snow’s face.
He knew Snow was a little scared now.
“Okay...” Snow paused, knowing that he no longer played the leading role.
However, he still insisted, “Laine, it’s not that I don’t believe you, but to be on the safe side, I think I should know your plan.”
Jasper didn’t immediately answer Snow’s question but instead smiled and replied, “You know, your desire to make money from
secret keys isn’t really about money at all. It’s more about diverting the intelligence agency’s attention away from you by involving
these secret key buyers, isn’t it?”
“And once you sell these keys, you will quickly find a way to destroy them. Moreover, you actually have a stronger remote
destruction than Smart... Mr. Snow, am I right?”
Snow did not intend to hide anymore, so he said openly, “Yes, I do have such thoughts.”
After the previous confrontation, he knew that it was useless to hide from Jagoan. In addition, now that his life was in Jagoan’s
hands, he did not dare to do any unnecessary things.
“My plan can fully meet your requirements, but before that, I want to ask, have you ever used the secret key?”
Snow shook his head decisively upon hearing this.
“Of course not! There Will be risks as long as I look it up. I don’t want to live my life being hunted down by the intelligence
agency again.”
Then, Snow thought for a while and added, “But you don’t have to worry about the one in your hand. I can avoid surveillance in
the agency by processing the inspection of a single batch of cameras. It will be hard if it’s in large quantities.”
Jasper’s eyes flashed.
Sure enough!
According to history, Snow decided to reveal this secret to the public after seeing these surveillance contents. Now, Snow on this
timeline had experienced the same start because he accidentally learned about the surveillance plan. However, he made a
completely different decision from the future. He even wanted to continue working in the intelligence agency.

Something must have changed in this. It now appeared that the problem was with the surveillance.
Something in the surveillance video must have moved Snow, transforming him from a loyal and excellent intelligence officer to
the biggest traitor and disgrace the agency had ever seen.
Jagoan lowered his head to quickly make a decision.
Now, he had to cause more trouble for the United States as soon as possible to delay the United States’ war in Qari and distract
their energy from the technical obstruction. So, he had to speed up Snow’s transformation into PRISM’s gravedigger. And this
meeting between Snow and Assange was the key.
Looking into Snow’s puzzled eyes, Jagoan said, “Mr. Assange is a powerful hacker, so I think he should have a way to let you
sell these keys without any trace... And I think he can also help you if you want to destroy them afterward.”
Snow pressed his lips into a thin line, “Laine, I was wondering who was the special person you arranged for me to meet... It’s
just a hacker. The intelligence agency has nothing but hackers.”
Hearing this, Jagoan smiled mysteriously. “He’s no ordinary hacker.”
If he was an ordinary hacker, how would he treat the intelligence agencies of various countries as toilets?
How would he go in and out of those places at will and expose all their secrets?
If Jagoan remembered correctly, at this time, Assange should have started his decryption website that has frightened politicians
all over the world.