While in America, the system says Roosevelt was an emperor.

Chapter 90 A Magnificent Farewell Performance

At 7 p.m., Katz walked out of the hotel.

His hand was in his pocket, stroking a Colt M1911 pistol;

Tom's plan kept replaying in his mind.

A terrifying and insane plan.

Tom stood in his hotel suite, looking down at the passersby who looked like ants, and let out a soft chuckle.

[Current attention level for Khorne: 28]

[Current attention level of Tzeentch: 5324]

After tomorrow, I wonder how much more attention Tzeentch and Khorne will receive.

March 5, 1942, 6:00 AM.

The factory gate, which should have been the shift change point, was completely blocked.

Leading the group was Nate, the most prestigious of all the engineers.

And Nate's two brothers, Sned and Gaslin, who were close to him.

Katz and Van Diehl arrived at this time and were meeting up with other Eastern European Empire "spies".

Nate, carrying a bucket, walked up to a high platform and began to shout, "Everyone, I'm sorry, I lied to you."

Everyone's attention was drawn to this, and everyone except Katz was filled with confusion.

When did Nate lie to them?

Nate shouted, "I'm working with spies from the Eastern European Empire, and the reason I'm not working is to sabotage America."

"I'm so sorry, I hope God can redeem me!"

"I will burn away my sins with fire."

With that, Nate raised the bucket in his hand, and a clear, pungent liquid poured over his entire body.

The people around him were all veteran engineers, and they instantly understood what Nate wanted to do.

But it was too late for them.

Under the flames, a magnificent finale unfolds.

Enduring the burning sensation on his skin, Nate cried out, "I'm sorry everyone."

"I shouldn't have lied to you!"

"sorry!"

The flames died down, and the body called fatherly love fell straight down.

The crowd's eyes instantly filled with anger as they stared intently at Katz and Van Diehl.

Only the Van Diehl group regularly promoted the ideas of the Eastern European empire.

Van Diehl, Katz, and the others all felt fear.

But the content of his fear was different; Van Diehl felt his life was threatened.

Katz was afraid of Nate's performance, which was exactly what Tom had planned yesterday.

What kind of conditions did Tom offer to get a man to go to such lengths?

If Tom needs me in the future, will I become the next Nate?

There was no time for Nate to think; the first UFO had already arrived.

"Kill them! They're spies from the Eastern European Empire!"

Someone shouted, and the crowd instantly became agitated, beginning to approach step by step.

Katz remembered Tom's plan, quickly raised his pistol, and fired into the air.

The carbon-based bio-cooler worked, and the crowd stopped in their tracks.

Katz led his team members outside.

No matter which way they went, they were surrounded.

The only difference is that there are more and more Italian immigrant faces around me.

Just as he was about to walk out of the crowd, an unfamiliar Italian immigrant engineer rushed up to him.

He charged forward fearlessly, gun barrels pointed directly at him, shouting, "I want revenge for Nate! He's the man I love most!"

Upon hearing the other person's words, Katz knew they were Tom's men; such a line had been included in yesterday's plan.

Katz began to think about what excuse he could come up with to explain why he ultimately dared not fire.

Unexpectedly, Van Diehl came to the rescue first, saying, "Don't shoot, he's just been deceived."

Katz didn't want to fire, so he quickly led his men to rush towards the weakest point in the crowd.

In Katz's eyes, something strange happened; everything unfolded exactly as Tom had planned.

He led Van der Er out, while most of the others were left behind.

Following behind the two were only Italian immigrants.

Under the pursuit and Katz's deliberate guidance, the two were cornered in a small alley.

Dead end.

The real thought process.

Van Diehl stood protectively in front of Katz and shouted to the Italian immigrants, "You've all been deceived. We and Tenne are not spies of the Eastern European Empire."

"Tom!"

"Tom must have lied to you!"

As the Italian immigrants slowly approached, the brutality and ferocity on their faces vanished.

Instead, they watched with amusement.

Several Italian immigrants at the front of the line even raised their cameras.

This left Van Diehl completely bewildered. Could an ordinary engineer afford such a high-end camera?

Van Diehl's mind was forever frozen at that moment.

"Bang!"

A gunshot rang out, and the bullet entered through the back of Van Diehl's head, giving him a sudden burst of inspiration.

"Click~"

"Click~"

"Click—"

The camera shutter clicked, capturing the moment of the shooting.

Van Diehl died without ever knowing that Katz had betrayed him.

Even if Van Diehl knew, he would never understand.

In his logic, isn't Katz a "comrade" who pursues higher welfare and treatment for engineers, is unmoved by money, and shares the same ideals?

How could I possibly betray him?

After Van Diehl fell, the Italian immigrants who were leading the group stepped forward; it was Luca.

Upon seeing that the person who had come was one of Tom's men, Katz handed over his pistol.

Luca handed over an envelope and said, "Just like we agreed."

"This is one-fifth of the money."

"The remaining four-fifths will be given to you after you become the group leader."

"Remember, engineers are allowed to cause trouble in the future, but only if they bring people to campaign or organize voting."

"There can be no one who takes the lead in not working."

"Do you understand?"

Katz nodded and said, "I will."

Katz squeezed the envelope in his hand, noticing its thickness, which matched the plan, and contained two thousand dollars.

He then looked at the Italian immigrants who were packing up their cameras.

Katz knew that once the photos were developed, Tom could live off him for the rest of his life.

Fine, let them take advantage of me. Real money is the most real thing.

Katz could only numb himself with money; he betrayed his fellow engineers and harmed the group's interests for money.

Katz betrayed America and joined the "Eastern European Empire Spy Group";

Katz betrayed the "Eastern European Empire Spy Group" and became Tom's henchman;

Katz betrayed everyone, and Tom doesn't deserve any real trust either.

All he had left was money.

If you don't trust money, what can you trust?

Luca and the others worked together to collect Van Diehl's body.

Then, to make the act more convincing, Katz punched and kicked him, giving him a good beating.

It was all bark and no bite; the injuries were noticeable but nothing serious.

At this moment, in Detroit train station.

On a train bound for New York City, Nate's daughter and several sons are playing and frolicking in a carriage.

They didn't know that they would never see their father again.

All they knew was that the future was full of hope, and that an uncle named "Tom" would support their schooling until they graduated from university.

Father also said that Uncle Tom was a good man and that we should listen to him.

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