Bogota, Temporary Allied Coordination Headquarters Meeting Room.
The air was filled with cigar smoke and the lingering smell of gunpowder. Representatives from Mexico, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Colombia's new government, and several other nations offering symbolic support were seated around a massive long table.
The table was covered with thick documents, marked with a huge list of cash, gold, real estate, overseas accounts, and drug stockpiles seized from the Medellin and Cali Cartels.
The Colombians gave an inventory statement: "To sum up, the cash and equivalents immediately available for distribution amount to approximately 8.7 billion US dollars. The real estate valuation is complex and will take time. All drugs will be destroyed. The distribution ratio will follow the prior agreement..."
