When hunter becomes hunted, the lines between enemy and friend are easily blurred.
A hit man with a price on his head, Arthur's days are numbered. He should be in MI6 custody, paying penance for shooting one of their agents and killing three others. He should be at the mercy of his South American employers, who paid him handsomely to liquidate a former associate only to be rewarded with failure.
He certainly shouldn't be alive, in the care of a nefarious figure that even the SIS is wary of crossing.
En route to meet his unlikely benefactor in Egypt, Arthur is placed into the care of mysterious, subtly menacing Klaus. A man with a near-perfect reputation for delivering scalps, Klaus is not likely to facilitate Arthur's escape. But Arthur knows how to handle tall, dark, unnervingly handsome threats. It shouldn't take much to win Klaus over—even if it means that Arthur must plan his next move on his knees.