I Went to Africa as a Summer Vacation Translator. How Did I Become Number Two?

Parallel world.

To help support his family, Su Yang found a summer job as a translator in Africa.

On the first day of school, a group of heavily armed special police surrounded him at the school gates.

In the interrogation room,

the police stared at the documents in their hands, their faces full of shock.

“Su Yang, did you go to Africa during the summer break?”

“Yes.”

“What were you doing there?”

“Working part-time as a translator.”

“There are plenty of translation jobs. Why did you go to Skanda?”

“The pay’s good during a war.”

“Why did you direct Imu Are to annex more than a dozen neighboring warlords?”

“He hired me as a military advisor at a high salary.”

“Why did you provide him with weapons of mass destruction?”

“I didn’t. I just rigged up a few gas-cylinder bombs for him, and they were modified overseas.”

“Were you also the one who bombed the Yasukuni Shrine?”

“Yeah. I was testing how powerful gas cylinders were.”

His remarks left everyone present dumbfounded.

Who would have thought that this boy sitting before them had wiped out more than a dozen warlords in just two months using gas cylinders?

He took a part-time job in Africa, and the warlords met their doom.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.