Harvey York’s Rise to Power

Chapter 5825
Bam!
A loud sound was heard when the figure landed on the ground. The floor cracked instantly, and rubble flew out in every direction.
Lennon and the others were sure that someone who did that would be badly injured, but that wasn’t the case at all.
After standing still, the person raised his hand at Lennon.
"I’m telling you this one time: hand over the beads, or die," he said hoarsely. His horrible voice sounded as if he had a knife stuck in his throat, and it was grating to the ears.
Everyone finally looked at his face. It was a middle-aged man whose age was unclear. Scars crisscrossed his entire face, and he looked very ugly indeed. Because of his messy hair, his eyes and mouth were the only visible features.

Studying him from a corner, Harvey could tell that the man seemed familiar-but he just didn't recall where.
Lennon was struck by a sudden thought.
"A genetically enhanced Islander warrior?!" he exclaimed. "That’s not a human at all! Kill him! Quickly!"
The guards quickly shifted directions, and puller the trigger at the warrior without pause. Bullets covered the general direction.
The warrior's body twisted in an extremely odd way, dodging every single bullet in just the nick of time. He then took a step forward before pouncing at them. The guards bravely charged forward, but were sent flying without much effort.
"Genetically enhanced warriors?" Julie came to her senses, and her eyes turned cold. "How dare an experimental guinea pig like you step inside our sacred place?! You deserve death!”
“No wonder you have the guts to ignore my name! You’re just a weapon who only know how to kill!" Rhodes snarled coldly. "Take another step forward, and I'll send you flying with a single slap!"
The warrior locked eyes with Lennon, and slowly stepped forward; he didn't seem to hear what anyone said to him.
He was slow, but he dodged every single bullet and attack while sending all the guards who came his way flying-expert martial artists of all sorts of tribes and families included.
In front of the warrior, they were completely inferior.