One year after the last threat was eliminated, I stood in the boardroom of the newly renamed Rossi International, looking out at the New York skyline. The company that had once laundered money and trafficked weapons now built hospitals and funded schools.

"The quarterly reports are in," Dominic said, spreading papers across the conference table. "All divisions showing record profits."

"Even the clean energy subsidiary?" I asked.

"Especially the clean energy. Turns out, solar panels are way ...