The Almighty Dragon General

The Almighty Dragon General by Crazy Carriage Chapter 544

Chapter 544 James arrived in Cansington very soon. After arriving, he did not go home immediately. Instead, he brought the recruited assassins to the repair shop in the suburbs and to the headquarters of the underground intelligence network. Repair shop, secret underground basement. James sat on the sofa. 

The assassins he recruited stood aside. 

James‘ gaze swept over them one by one. 

Number three on the assassin leaderboard, Little Sis. 

Number four on the assassin leaderboard, Wanderer. 

Number five on the assassin leaderboard, Midnight Wind. 

Number six on the assassin leaderboard, Savage. 

Number seven on the assassin leaderboard, Grim Reaper. 

nine on the assassin leaderboard,

ten on the assassin leaderboard,

from the deceased Black Snake and the first on the assassin leaderboard, the Assassin King, James had

give

fourth on the assassin leaderboard requested for the 10 billion dollars promised by James. The others also looked at James.

of money. Without the money, they would have rather died than follow James. James waved his hand slightly and said, “Don‘t worry, I‘ll definitely give you what I promised but not now. It‘s useless

billion dollars was not

be 70 billion dollars to pay all of them

at once. The Transgenerational Group needed the money to operate right now. “Black Dragon, are you playing

Grim

was male and about 40 years old. He had a square face, thick eyebrows, and big eyes. His

needle accurately pierced the Grim Reaper‘s wrist. He felt a sharp pain in his wrist and the gun instantly fell to the ground. “I said I‘ll give it to you. Then I‘ll give it to you. Why are you trying to rebel against me? I can save your life, and I can kill you anytime. A hundred million

stood aside without saying another word. James looked at the others and asked again, “Anyone dissatisfied with my decision can state it right now. I‘ll give you the antidote, and you can leave right now. However, whether you can

not dare to utter a word.