Resurrecting the Genius Within

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The confidant thought for a moment, then shook his head and said, “Other than Blood Shadow, I can’t think of anyone else in the world who could do this.”

Joker replied, “I didn’t expect she would retaliate so quickly.”

He had only drugged her brother as a warning, but she immediately destroyed his entire island’s security system in response.

Her sense of revenge was strong.

It was clear that their warning had not only failed but had angered her instead.

He hadn’t harmed her brother, just drugged him, leaving room for negotiation–after all, she had killed Heart K and Spadille, along with several other core members, and he feared her skills.

She seemed unusually familiar with his organisation, yet they didn’t even know her motive or who she

was.

Additionally, with connections like George, Yves, and Jim, he was even more reluctant to make enemies with Isabelle and those behind her.

Her actions tonight indicated she had no intention of negotiating.

The confidant asked shockingly, “You’re saying it’s that girl’s doing?”

be on par with her, not surpass her. Even if Blood Shadow had secretly trained her as

“Who is she,

would this girl want to make an enemy of

she became uncontrollable. Therefore, the places he stayed most often

some of

could have enjoyed watching her ‘great

then, the

scar cream George had sent her and

all, she didn’t have many visitors.

the door’s surveillance and saw that it was Arlo and his little

to

you had dinner yet?” Arlo greeted with a smile, his eyes full of admiration and

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hope you don’t

“What’s the

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patient with me. My medical skills aren’t sufficient, so

looked outside, seeming to search for the mentioned

want to intrude, so I came in to ask if you’d be available to see

somewhat and, considering her relationship with George, dared not make decisions

to long–term training, his right arm has permanent muscle and bone damage, and he’s been shot before. It’s not an incurable condition, but it’s tough to heal. I’ve treated him with needle therapy for two years, but I haven’t been able to help much. Your expertise in both alternative and traditional medicine is

forced him to retire. I really can’t