Inherit Billions (Seraphina and Orion)

Chapter 246 Three Billions Ransom

The two sides stood off, neither willing to back down.

The sea breeze carried along the strong scent of gunpowder. The tension between them was palpable, ready to explode at any moment.

The earlier gunfight was just one-sided suppression; Seraphina didn't have the strength to fight back.

The table turned, and Orion had more people on his side, and each one was highly trained.

They were well-armed, leaving the pirate gang at a disadvantage, yet they still held their ground.

Now, it was a standoff between equals.

The pirate leader's vicious expression softened slightly, his hawk-like eyes narrowing as he ordered his men to lower their guns.

In situations like this, the only thing left was negotiation.

"Orion, let's talk. Otherwise, even if you win, you won't make it out of Etrium. That woman injured two of my brothers, and we need to settle that score."

Orion fell silent briefly before chuckling softly.

"Fine. Name your price."

The pirate grinned arrogantly. He raised five fingers before pointing at Kaveh, who was hiding behind a rock.

"And that worthless coward-double the price for both of them."

Orion glanced at Kaveh, his voice as cold as ice.

"He's not worth anything."

Orion stood aboard, facing the pirates. The cold sea wind bit

transferred three times the amount to your account. Three billion dollars." One billion per person, and he paid

was a grand display

overjoyed. His hawk-like gaze gleamed with greed and was

trip had

The next moment

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around them was

attitude remained casual, not the least bit concerned about provoking

gaze was cold and menacing as he

and looked at the

was

that bullet a return

to pay for

Finished

their lives-no more, no less, just right. The shot tensed the atmosphere, which had just

anxious as they raised

advanced weapons and superior numbers, the pirate

helicopters hovered

loomed over the island. The oppressive atmosphere weighs

pirates could only watch as

located two thousand nautical miles

in her sleep, the swaying sea keeping her from resting

trapped in a nightmare where she was constantly dodging the pirates attacks, with endless bullets whizzing past her

down on her, with no way out