Resurrecting the Genius Within

Chapter 51 Boss

Jack was filled with resistance and disdain as he exclaimed, “You’re not fit!”

Jack White Owl interrupted Jack’s reckless words.

Isabelle ignored Jack’s behavior and thought to herself, “Little Jack, you’re still so cute, after glancing at

him.

Suddenly, Isabelle snatched White Owl’s military knife away from his hand, who then proceeded to search his upper clothes‘ pocket.

When he instinctively touched his pocket, White Owl realized his lighter had been taken.

Before he could ask, Isabelle said. “Lend it to me.”

Then she walked towards Badman under the tree, holding the knife.

Isabelle squatted down.

“What are you doing?” Badman, a man from Melfrey, looks at the girl before him with a vigilant and dangerous face.

“Don’t move.” She pressed Badman’s leg with one hand, and the tip of the knife went towards the bullet hole.

Everyone was shocked. When he saw this, Jack was about to rush up but was stopped by White Owl

The two companions closest to Badman had already moved, but Isabelle was too fast. Before they could rush over to stop her, they saw Isabelle raise her knife and stab it into the wound. With a stab and a pick. the bullet head on Badman’s leg flew out and fell to the ground with blood.

This technique was even more proficient and decisive than those desperadoes wandering in the rain of bullets for many years.

Badman groaned, sweating coldly from the pain.

Only then did they realize that Isabelle was helping Badman and had no ill intentions.

Isabelle then took out the lighter, and a flame jumped out.

The flame heated the back of the knife, sterilizing it.

Then Isabelle pressed the hot back of the knife to the bleeding bullet hole, and there was a sizzling sound.

Badman hugged his leg and screamed in pain, cursing.

Everyone watched with a frown and was amazed that this ordinary–looking little girl was decisive and daring.

“That’s it.” Isabelle stood up and threw the knife and lighter back to White Owl,

Another companion quickly tore a strip of cloth and bandaged Badman’s wound, which had already stopped bleeding.

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go now?” The boss of the mercenaries on the other side asked Isabelle carefully, covering his chest in unbearable

sideways. “What’s

boss of the inercenaries trembled in

kill us. God’s Armament

just insulted the rules of God’s Armament, but now they were so scared that they used God’s

injuries to escort the goods for

other party had once been their defeated subordinates. If this got out, it would be a laughing

of the mercenaries didn’t even dare to protest and quickly picked out

others were stunned, thinking they would rather

now?” The boss of the

White Owl’s waist. White Owl instinctively wanted to stop her, but he

are you trying to do?” The people on the other side were

the bullet. A click sounded, and then she raised the gun and shot the boss of the mercenaries in

blood hole

the mercenaries covered his leg and

saw this and looked at Isabelle

avenging

“Boss.”

to help. Many were

Isabelle said, “Leave.”

lifted the injured boss and hurriedly left, leaving

quickly

taking the lead to

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the goods were successfully escorted to the designated

a considerable amount of

a fire and roasted meat. Badman’s leg needed to be treated by a doctor

were preparing to go to

under the tree

the flames.

they were two completely different people, she gave him the

of her eyebrows, her straightforward and decisive way of doing things, her way of speaking, or even the aura

the noise, slightly opened her eyes, and saw White Owl handing over a

and took the food but didn’t take the

is two–thirds of the commission for this mission. Take it and go,” White

the others and found they were all watching her. She didn’t care and took a bite of the rabbit’s

the Blackwater Mercenary Corps?”

our own business,” White Owl said.

since your boss died,

mentioned, Jack, as if stepping on a landmine, stood up fiercely and arned Isabelle, “Shut up. If

“Are you sure you can beat me, Little Jack?”

Jack was stunned.

had let