Battle in Hamburg

A few kilometers from the harbor, Richie was picked up by a black car driven by one of his men. A few minutes later, Richie's car had entered the Landungsbruecken, a tower that shows the time and water level.

The building is an icon of Hamburg, the second busiest port city in the world.

Richie looked down at his left wrist. It was already fifty minutes past nine.

"We're going straight to the 'Fischmarkt.' We'll meet Dante there before we go to the 'Speischerstadt,'" Richie ordered as he spoke to his men. Dante, one of Richie's confidants, consistently reported everything that had to do with the Del Vecchio family's companies and illegal businesses.

The car started to stop in a safe place. They used an old car from Germany to avoid attracting too much attention.

Following Dante's instructions, Richie got out of the car. The two of them walked to mingle with the visitors.

Dante was in one of the stalls at the fish market. He called out to Richie with a distinctive whistle sound as their