The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

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Robin moved swiftly through the main hall of Cafe Lake Dragonia, his eyes fixed on the back of the building.

The door to the courtyard was shut tight, with a guardanding nearby.

Robin, however, knew how to stay out of sight. He kept to the shadows, making sure the security camerast didn't catch him.

The two men in black were ahead of him, walking with purpose. They headed for a storage room in the far comer of the building. Robin watched closely as they slipped through a window to get into the courtyard.

His brow furrowed. These two had been following him since he arrived, but once inside, they didn't blend in with the crowd. Instead, they had rushed straight for the back.

Was this café some kind of secret meeting spot for the Rivers family and Northern Star Sword School? And if it was, why not just go in through the front like everyone else? Why sneak through a window? Robin studied their movements. They weren't being careful. They were moving like they had something to hide.

A grin slowly spread across his face. He wasn't sure what was going on, but he knew one thing for certain: things were about to get interesting.

Robin trailed behind the two men in black as they slipped through the back gate of the café.

His footsteps were light, almost silent, as he moved with the quiet confidence he had learned from Old Fred.

The technique was called Shadow's Darkness, and it made Robin invisible to anyone who wasn't looking for him.

Fred had always said it was flawless. No cameras, no eyes; nothing could pick up on him, even if they tried. Robin's heart beat a little faster as they reached the courtyard.

He had expected the usual-maybe some storage or an alley-but what he found was different. It was like a hidden oasis.

The back of Cafe Lake Dragonia wasn't just a backyard. It was a garden.

There were thick trees that blocked out the sun, making the whole place feel cool and secret. Flowers of all colors bloomed in wild clusters

A small hill rose in the distance, and from there, Robin could see a little pavilion by the edge of a stream, the water flowing softly beneath a stone bridge.

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Ducks swam lazily in the water, their heads dipping beneath the surface, while a lone goose stood still by the shore, watching the water as if lost in thought.

It felt like a tiny, peaceful world, hidden away from everything

the garden, tucked behind the trees,

at-just a

building had an old charm to it, the kind

could see

men, but then He

A familiar figure.

Jack.

mind raced. What is he

a secret meeting place for

he had gotten from the

had never mentioned Cafe

into

flickered once before

nothing moved. It felt

there had to be hidden rooms-maybe a basement or something

move closer to investigate, but then

men in black, almost like shadows, jumped up to the roof. They landed silently, as if they were part of the night itself. These were elite assassins. Before they could settle,

snap.

a sound, Robin leapt up to

back of the café, pulling them along. They reached the edge of Lake Dragonia, the water rippling in the moonlight. Robin dragged them into the bamboo forest near the shore. He shoved them to the ground, holding them

motion, he pressed on their pressure points, paralyzing

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tried to speak, gasping for

"I'm the one they sent to

his voice hard. "You've been

studying them. "Now tell me what were you doing

elite assassins barely had time to register the shock before their hope of fighting back vanish

of Divine Drakebane was feared

They

the stories, whispered with respect. But those

man himself, they understood how

In the face of such power, death was just a matter of

was useless.

in their

if they had wanted to end their own

to the

please," one of them begged. Just kill us

your request," he said coldly. "But first, you will answer my questions. Lie, and I will

not take long. Three days, three nights. No one

said, his tone unforgiving. "I don't have time