Chapter 83 Eliminate the New Sect Leader

Leon snapped back to attention and scowled. “Is there anything else, or can we end this call?”

Finished

“Wait, don’t hang up.” King quickly said. “Oliver mentioned a new sect leader has emerged. They say it’s some kid. Should we take her out before she settles in?”

Leon stayed quiet, pondering.

Ever since the old sect leader died, the Ghost Sect had been unstable. Underneath the apparent calm, a storm was brewing. The new, younger leader was especially vulnerable in this environment, easy to overthrow without leaving a trace.

They chose to remain uninvolved in the turmoil.

“We’ll stay out of it,” Leon finally decided. “We don’t need to get involved in their internal struggles. The new leader’s identity isn’t important to us,” he stated, his voice carrying a maturity and sharpness beyond his years.

King rubbed his chin, considering. “True, if the kid has the bracelet and stays out of our way, maybe it’s smarter to let her try to manage the chaos.”

“Exactly.”

King hesitated. “Should we let Oliver know our plan?”

Leon dismissed the idea. “No, he talks too much. The less he knows, the safer our position.”

“Alright,” King acknowledged quietly.

Oliver, ever naive, still believed in the sect’s supposed ideals of brotherhood and respect, oblivious to the real turmoil and deceit within its ranks.

While he sought to ingratiate himself with the new leader, the others were plotting for power.

Clearly, they were not on the same page.

him into a fool who

up, his eyes meeting the starry sky and the illuminated skyscrapers along the road.

grown numb, accustomed to the cold act of killing, slowly losing touch

ever think about

a soft murmur lost in the quiet of

crash on the other end of the line, as if something heavy had

“Y–You…

the New Sect

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#Finished

Do you remember what happened to those who tried

of the city lights

know. I

voice was stern, “Leon, you and I are bound to this life, you said it

pressed his lips

all too well the reality of their

not entertain such thoughts anymore. It’s a good thing that we are just talking right now. If any higher–ups heard,

“I understand.” Leon replied.

up, Leon slumped on a roadside stone bench, his

right did he have to seek his

Hold her?

morning. Milly’s understanding

were parked on the lawn of the Burnett Mansion’s backyard, and a third was circling overhead, apparently struggling to find a landing

“Jordan, isn’t one enough? Why do we

can take one, and the other

Milly was taken aback.

was only going away for about a month; did she really need two

and imposing; it almost seemed like they were moving an entire

excessive.” Milly searched for the right words. Had her

twinge of guilt. His younger sister, ostensibly the heiress of the Burnetts, had never really lived the life of one. What was routine for them

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