An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Ignatius was very alert. He quickly retreated with the royal guards when he saw the assassin advancing closer.

Keeping himself alive was a priority now. He just needed to avoid the assassination attempt. When the assassin grew tired, he’d order the soldiers to kill him. This was the safest option.

“Draven, I think Ignatius is right. Safety first. I’ll retreat for now.” Atticus didn’t dare to stay any longer as he slowly retreated with the royal guards when he saw Ignatius leaving.

“Hmm! All of you are just scared!” Draven frowned slightly with a disgruntled look. He then turned to look at Mortimer and expressively said, “Mortimer, you’ve always been a brave fighter. You’re certainly not retreating like those two, right?”

“Of course not!” Mortimer stretched a little bit and smirked, “It’s just an assassin. There’s nothing to be afraid of!”

He became a sovereign after a bloody and hellish experience. There was nothing he had not seen. A worthless assassin was not enough to scare him.

“Good! We’ll see how good this assassin is!” Draven happily nodded as he signaled his royal guards. “Get into formation! Capture that assassin!”

hundred royal guards withdrew their

show off as well. He quickly withdrew his sword and led his team of royal

the very best. Each of them could fight a hundred opponents on their own and was

common

was impossible for him to kill and attack as easily. As expected, when the royal guards of the two sovereigns showed up,

were much better than ordinary soldiers in terms of skills, armor, and experience. Even though they might not be able to take on the heavy hitters, they were able to wear

armor. In terms of defense, both of them were at different

couldn’t even fight our royal guards. “Mortimer snickered when he

spent good money to train the royal guards. How could an

killed

they heard that. All of them rushed toward the assassin as fast as

desire. Ten thousand