Agent Oreo had secured the perimeter. He was cursing himself for the lapse in security, even though he couldn't truly be blamed. He was, after all, only one person and couldn't be everywhere at the same time.

Added to that, the sniper wasn't close by. He looked at the body that had fallen off a tree in the neighbouring yard. His back had a bloodied patch and if you look closely, there was a small hole right where the heart would be. This indicated that Kay's needle-like knife had gone clean through his heart and he had died swiftly.

Agent Oreo looked at the body in admiration. A good, clean hit.

The skillfull shot was one thing, but what also impressed Agent Oreo was the technology behind the weapon. The power needed to be able to hit its target at that distance wasn't small.

Looking everywhere with his eagle eyes, he made sure that there were no more hidden dangers. Once satisfied, he said tersely into their communications, "All's clear."

Agent Milk went out first, looking around to double-check before indicating to Kay that it was okay. Kay went out first, after ensuring that her hidden knives were in place.

Kay had a special contraption on both of her wrists, that held her weapons: thin, needle-like knives. With a certain twist of her wrist, those knives will shoot out and could hit a target at 100 yards,* and she could actually control the power behind the contraption.

It had taken some time, but with intense collaboration with the MIB tech and weapons team, they managed to find the proper system and wrist movements that were the best for her. Initially, it had been quite dangerous whenever she tested the contraption and Kyle was often laughing at one corner when her shots went wild.

She even shot at him deliberately, confident that he could avoid it. Master Shifu approved of it as well, saying that Kyle needed to be put down a peg or two sometimes. Those were fun times.

As the four of them headed to the car, Agent Oreo took the wheel while Kay sat behind with Ramona. Once inside, they could relax a bit as the car was fully bulletproofed.

The hit was completely unexpected. They had anticipated an attempt at kidnapping, so Kay brought Agent Oreo and Milk. The three of them were more than enough to handle any such kidnapping attempts - but instead, it was an assassination attempt?

Ths Sheng Xian was truly despicable.

[Kyle, we're fine but there was an attempted hit on Little Kyle's mum] Kay told Kyle, then proceeded to give him a summary of what Ramona had told about the Shengs.

"We have a tail," announced Agent Oreo.

"Is it a problem?" Kay asked.

Agent Oreo smirked, "Not at all."

Kay nodded, fully confident in Agent Oreo's driving skills. He merely informed them so that they would be prepared for the high-speed chase.

"You should buckle up," Kay advised Ramona, "And hold on to something."

Ramona quickly did as she was told, her fingers gripping at the side handles like it was a death grip.

Kay sighed, reached under her seat and opened up a secret compartment by keying in a code. She took out her laptop, started typing and instructed Agent Oreo on where to go.

There were two motorcycles and one car on their tail.

The two motorcycles sped up ahead of the car and were soon beside them, one on the left and one on the right. They wore helmets with blackened visors, hiding their faces. Guns were taken out and shot: the one on the right was aiming at Agent Oreo and the one on the left aimed at the passengers seat behind.

Of course, the bullets only did some damage but did not pierce through.

"Orders?" Agent Oreo asked.

"Terminate," Kay answered.

With that, Agent Oreo hit the brakes, which made the motorcycles rush in front first. He then hit the accelerator as he pulled the handbrake and turned the steering wheel, which made the car do a complete 180 degrees turn.

In quick succession, he reversed till he was beside the motorcycles that had slowed down to turn to face them and did the brake/steering wheel move again. The front and back of the car spun, hitting the motorcycles to the side.

Once righted to the correct direction again, Agent Oreo sped forward.

The car had been specially fortified, so it wasn't just bulletproof but it was also very sturdy. Agent Oreo had timed it so well that the toughest part of the car - the bonnet and boot - had hit the motorcycles. Thus, it suffered no damage.

The motorcyclists had been flung to the side, and if they hadn't died from the impact of the car, they certainly did upon landing on the ground - one had even landed on a car that was parked at the side, crushing the windscreen.

The car that was behind them sped past the two bodies that were lying down on the ground and chased after the speeding car that was escaping.