Mistaken Match: Marrying the Enigmatic CEO by Ruby Fennimore

Chapter 2129 Showdown on the Hill Rhett vs Aora

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“Aora, Mackenzie’s men have the mountain surrounde” Azure’s voice broke the tense silence as he scrambled up the hill, glancing back nervously. They were trapped–cornered like fish in a barrel. Unless they had wings, there was no way out.

Aora crouched nearby, clenched his fists, and growled, Mackenzie, I’ll make you pay for this. One day, I’ll kill you.”

The hill they’d fled to wasn’t much of a refuge. It was small, steep, and easy for Mackenzie’s well–equipped Wolf Warrior Unit to storm. Yet, Mackenzie wasn’t rushing. She stood at the foot of the hill, arms crossed, assessing the situation.

She thought, This terrain is brutal, and we’re already short on people. If I send more troops up the hill, it might give Aora and Azure the perfect chance to escape. I can’t afford to make careless decisions right now. Aora’s not just a tough fighter–he’s a poison expert. One slip–up and it could all fall apart.

Just then, Rhett stated calmly, “I’ll handle this. We’ve fought twice before without a clear winner. This time, I’ll end it.”

Mackenzie frowned. “Are you sure? Facing Aora alone is risky. What if—

“I know how to deal with his poison, and sending a whole team after him will just give them an opening Trust me–this is the best approach,” he interrupted, his tone steady.

The confidence in Rhett’s voice left no room for argument. He wasn’t just any fighter. As the King of Dark Night Island, he thrived on challenges like this–a battle against someone as formidable as Aora was an opportunity to sharpen his skills.

“Rhett, I’ll come with you,” Anna and Falcon offered in unison.

Rhett glanced at Anna. “Alright, you’re with me. Let’s keep it fair–one–on–one duels. That’s how we do things.”

Mackenzie sighed, realizing there was no changing Rhett’s mind. “Fine, but be careful. We’ve got the upper hand right now–don’t take any unnecessary risks.”

“Appreciate the concern, Your Holiness.” Rhett smirked, dodging any solid commitment. This was the mark of a true warrior–determined to face Aora in a fair fight and bring him down on his own terms.

As night fell, the hill plunged into darkness, the shadows growing thicker with each passing minute. For Rhett and Anna, the lack of light was just another challenge. For Aora and Azure, it was a perfect cover. Yet, Rhett and Anna felt a thrill—they welcomed the challenge, finding it an exciting twist to an otherwise routine battle.

internal strength couldn’t rival Aora’s, his sharp senses and keen observation were unmatched among

just can’t help himself, can he? Once

apart. Without their leader, the rest are nothing but

Though he was a martial artist, he had a knack for strategy and tactics. His experience with planning and games taught him that eliminating the leader was the quickest way to bring the whole

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the Hill:

the shadows,

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cautiously, their footsteps barely making a sound as they scanned the area. Rhett’s sharp gaze cut through the dark while

She lashed out

the Three Titans of the Ophanim Clan, her skills were razor–sharp, and her movements precise. Yet when her attack

narrowed, frustration flickering across her face. Did I really misjudge that? she thought, a hint of doubt creeping

two figures burst from the

out the weaker one first,” Aora taunted, his voice

couldn’t take on both attackers at once. She locked

a safe distance his movements deliberate and calculated, He wasn’t in a rush–he knew

Aora lunged at Anna, his attack

had no way to defend herself. At the last second, a

blow.

her behind–years

after the other

it!” Anna smirked, wasting no time. She darted toward Azure, pushing him out of the fight

their gazes locked. The tension was

and launched his attack. Instead of finishing quickly, he held back and drew