An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Jayden sneered. “Look around you. Everyone here follows my orders. If you act recklessly, you’ll be shot!”

“Mr. Rhys, bullets stray. Just give up,” Diego bragged. He knew the folks in Dragonmarsh often fought among themselves and began to enjoy the show.

“Rhys, if you want to stay alive, surrender now. Otherwise, you’ll regret it!” Vivian and her arrogantly. group declared “Jayden, you’re playing with fire,” Dustin warned.

He added, “Out of respect for General Murray, I don’t want violence. Leave now, and we can forget what happened. But if you keep protecting Diego, I won’t show you mercy.”

“Mercy?” Jayden laughed and thought Dustin was a fool. “Dustin, who do you think you are to threaten me? I can kill you with just a word!”

all the soldiers behind him pointed their

you say?”

deaf?

had grabbed his face and lifted him. Jayden’s face twisted like he was caught in a spider’s web, rendering

“How dare you!”

“Release Mr. Murray!”

were furious but didn’t dare do anything with Jayden

as picking a flower. I have no reason to kneel,” Dustin said while grabbing Jayden’s face with one hand. He despised those

threatened in pain. “I

descendant of the general’s family, you’re nothing but a pathetic weakling, a disgrace. Your father obviously didn’t teach you

Dustin’s hand prevented it, and Jayden struggled, choking and coughing. His face turned red from the