The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

The Deadly Assassin Robin

Chapter 888 Heroic Spirit, Standing Tall Under the Blazing Sun

"Understood! We'll follow orders without question!"

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Bill, Talia, and George responded in unison, "We won't leave this arena until we've fought for the full ten minutes!"

Their powerful voices echoed with overwhelming momentum, shaking the arena and sending dust flying into the air.

Watching the trio's fiery determination, Gavin felt his own passion ignite in an instant.

Clenching his fists tightly, Gavin stepped forward and shouted with all his might, "Even if it means dying on this field, we'll hold out until the end!"

The vast and silent sparring arena echoed with Gavin's impassioned shout.

Bill, Talia, and George all turned their gazes toward the middle-aged officer.

The dazzling noonday sun bore down on him, piercing his weary eyes-eyes that had been clouded with doubt and confusion for over a decade.

Tears shimmered, blurring the world around him into a haze of memories, transporting him back to the days of unrestrained passion and youthful vigor.

The sight of Bill and the others, brimming with determination and youthful ambition, was like a reflection of Gavin's younger self.

Bill, Talia, and George were caught off guard.

Under the scorching sunlight, they could clearly see the shimmer of tears in Gavin's eyes.

How could the usually stoic and seemingly unfeeling officer like him be moved to tears?

Even Franco furrowed his brow slightly.

"General Whalen, shall we begin?" Bill stepped forward and asked.

"Wait!" Franco gestured toward Gavin, his voice cold.

"Have the military equipment division prepare four sets of protective gear. You'll put them on before you fight!"

"What?" Bill was taken aback. "Wear protective suits and gear?"

"General Whalen, we don't need that. We never wear that stuff during our training."

"Don't worry, we've trained for so long and been in thousands of real-life combat situations. We know how to control our strength, and we won't hurt you in the final moments." Gavin's voice was sharp and cold as he commanded, "Bill, General Whalen told you to wear the gear, so do it. Stop wasting time!"

He knew that Franco was serious this time. He wanted to prevent any injuries, which was why he insisted

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Franco hadn't taken this match seriously, but Bill and the

opportunity to give them a real

he would

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and the others glanced at the protective gear sent over by the equipment division. "General Whalen, you should wear it. We'll go easy on you, we won't hurt you." Gavin snapped as he donned the gear, "General Whalen is concerned about you

won't

lesson was learning to take hits, I

still want to fight?" Franco's voice turned icy. "If you do, put the gear on,

to argue again, but Robin intervened with a sharp command, "Bill, if you can't follow

unprotected. "General Whalen, why aren't you wearing

get close to General

of all distractions, and give everything you've got. Your only focus is to defeat

"Start!" Franco shouted coldly.

quickly signaled the others to prepare for

sun blazed down,

created a picture of elegant grace.

up the dry, parched dust and rekindling the fierce, passionate spirit of

loose battle attire,

sun, it sent an

and the others

fragile General Whalen stood before

stood like a towering mountain. niercing

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scorching sun!

was overcome with emotion, his entire body trembling,

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aura at this moment was as powerful and unyielding as it had been in his

fire

though time had bent, and Gavin reached

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three

instant, it was as if a fierce tiger led three

an eye, the four of them were in front

attacks struck from four different points, each one as swift and forceful

everything they had, holding

of them, if it

anyone could even react, their fists and feet were already within a fraction of an

that moment, Franco stood frozen, as though time itself had

a second-just one thousandth of a second-was

that fleeting instant, Bill, Talia, and George saw the light

fraction of a second, four brilliant bursts exploded like petals

rang out as Bill, Talia, George, and