The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

Chapter 10

Chapter 10 Who Are You Calling Trash?

The following morning, Robin and Shirley made their way to Violetcrest Club, accompanied by Amber Jenning, a business assistant from the Dunns.

The gathering at the Violetcrest Club had been arranged by Daphne from Alphacrest Group.

The purpose was to discuss how investment shares for the Eastvale Ecological Project would be distributed.

The Eastvale Ecological Project had four main stakeholders: Daphne from Alphacrest Group, Shirley from the Dunns Group, Rygar from Helix Group, and Perry Hamilton from Universal Estates. Recently, disagreements have arisen regarding the redistribution of investments and the classification of project funds.

Daphne of Alphacrest Group maintained that the Eastvale Ecological Project should be viewed as a unified entity.

Any changes to the pre-established development plan would likely result in fierce competition and unnecessary internal strife among the four parties.

To resolve these issues, they had scheduled a meeting at Violetcrest Club, a leisure facility owned by Alphacrest Group.

It was at Violetcrest Club that Daphne built her empire.

This legendary woman in the business world of Harmonfield has created numerous astonishing miracles since she arrived here.

In just five years, she had consolidated various fragmented leisure resources in Harmonfield, outmaneuvered Rygar in five direct confrontations, and eventually secured a non-aggression pact.

Through constant struggle, she had built her current ecological leisure industry empire in Harmonfield, named Alphacrest Group.

Daphne was domineering, extremely talented, and possessed unparalleled beauty-a queen-like figure in the business world of Harmonfield.

Nevertheless, she was also known for her coldheartedness.

In the early years, anyone who dared to challenge her or her organization often met an untimely demise.

Her success in the competitive business world was not only due to her ruthless strategies but also because of her extraordinarily influential and enigmatic background.

All the underground forces in Harmonfield kept their distance.

Even Rygar, the underground kingpin of Harmonfield, treaded carefully around her.

Robin, Shirley, and Amber arrived at the Violetcrest Club, nestled in

facilities that contradicted the usual subtlety and privacy

clear reflection of its owner's

recreational amenities: bars, restaurants, golf courses, game

exited the parking lot, they encountered familiar faces: Alice

Alice's friend, Vera Silva, and Raymond Hampton, the heir of Hampton

presence, led Shirley and Amber toward the dart and archery

for the morning to be a relaxed affair, allowing everyone to enjoy the club's amenities, with the important discussions scheduled for the afternoon. Shirley, a fan of darts, was eager to play,

gotten the darts, Alice

a smirk, Zachary approached them and said,

here together, why not make it a friendly competition and

their underlying motives, replied coolly, "I'm

a self-deprecating

not have even had

and Vera, they

bold attitude in front of Shirley stemmed from the Gills' connections with the Hamiltons, who owned Universal Group and had managed to arrange this meeting with Daphne. Robin recognized that Zachary

and focused instead on the guests in the horseback riding and archery

jabs aimed at Robin,

so eager, let's have a contest," she said

and the others

first. They hadn't expected Shirley, the celebrated figure of Harmonfield, to agree to a competition in darts and archery. Raymond immediately perked up. "Great. Ms. Dunn, I'll

need," Shirley interrupted.

experience with these

up a handful of darts, turned away from the dartboard, and threw them

a full 65 feet

he think he's in the countryside, tossing stones? Haha...

standard international dart-throwing distance was 8

was not just unusual; it

Robin, no matter how hard you try to impress, you won't get

trying to compete in a refined game like darts with Raymond and his crowd? You're

their mockery,

Fifteen darts from 65 feet away, and they all

he didn't even look at