Murphy felt a bit like he could destroy entire fleets with a casual conversation, a formidable enemy to anyone in the world, any nation, but in his eyes, they were objects to be toyed with.
There's a saying that fortresses are easiest conquered from within. To anyone, the CIA, inherently linked with America, is a powerful behemoth impossible to defeat. But in the eyes of Murphy, a high-ranking FBI official, the CIA is not enough to instill any fear.
After all, the battle between the FBI and the CIA has been ongoing for decades.
The history of their clashes could fill a thick book, the latest significant event being Petraeus, a CIA chief and prominent figure in America's intelligence community, who got scandalized by an extramarital affair before quietly stepping down, orchestrated by none other than the FBI.
