The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

Chapter 1103 Drakebane J–70 Stealth Aircraft

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Robin received the information that the Rivers family’s three private air squadrons were preparing for an aerial ambush near the Sakuranian Sea.

He made a last–minute decision to leave Daphne, Rita, and Vera at Sunria International Airport Terminal 2.

He would fly the Drakebane J–70 fighter jet himself and take on the three air squadrons of the Rivers family, alongside two F35 jets piloted by Dark Web assassins.

Meanwhile, outside the control tower at Sunria International Airport Terminal 2, an external affairs agent from the sanctuary was using a telescope to observe the entire situation with Robin and the others.

When Robin boarded the fighter plane and entered the runway, the external affairs agent was horrified.

The Drakebane J–70 fighter jet had an extremely strange design, resembling an oversized Drakebane from a distance.

Two wings were hidden beneath the short tail.

When taking off or landing, the wings spread out like the wings of a large bird.

The design maximized air pressure support, allowing the plane to land vertically on the tarmac and quickly take off straight into the air.

The breathtaking takeoff and the jet’s unusual design left the scout utterly stunned.

This fighter jet was undeniably futuristic.

After taking off, the wings folded in, hiding all the missiles it was carrying.

“What kind of fighter jet is this?”

At the private seaside airport of Spiritrest Sanctuary, Tudor, the leader of Black Serpent No. 1, watched the test flight video of the J–70 fighter jet sent by the scout. His face turned serious.

The design and takeoff posture of the Drakebane J–70 was unlike anything he had ever seen.

With ten years of flying experience, Tudor had never heard of any air squadron using this unknown fighter jet model.

The J–70 fighter jet’s performance truly amazed him.

It seemed less like a mechanical fighter jet and more like a living, majestic eagle soaring through the sky.

The jet’s aerial maneuvers showcased its unmatched agility.

Major General Bleddyn Bryn, the captain of the Black Serpent No. 2 squadron, watched the infrared live stream of the J–70 fighter jet and was momentarily stunned.

to take off and land vertically, along with its terrifying high–speed flight, completely shattered his understanding of the world’s current cutting–edge

impact was

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exaggeration to say that even a Scud missile wouldn’t be able to catch up to the J–70 fighter

capabilities, he didn’t feel confident going head–to–head

1 and No. 2 and sneered, “Look how nervous you are. It’s just a modified stealth

aerial experience surely outweighs that Drakebane kid and his half–baked

our squadron is equipped with

be as fast as the F22, but when it comes to stealth design, advanced electronics,

that can take off and land vertically,” he said. “That strange thing Drakebane is flying

Drakebane J–70 fighter jet, Robin gave a few instructions to the two blue–clad air combat guards who were accompanying him, then headed into the airport’s

the Spiritrest Sanctuary Black

same time, he intended to personally

Martial Arts, and the entire World of Darkness,

fleet

planned to use this aerial battle to teach the soldiers of Draconia

clear that no provocation should ever

challenge, the only response was

intended to hit them so severely that they would

then could he truly set

wanted those who were ready to make a move to tremble in fear at the mere mention of his

the kind of overwhelming force that could win battles

power and deterrence came from bloodshed, brutality,

only leave one begging and taking blows–never earning peace or friendship.

peace are achieved through

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jet took off from Sunría International Airport Terminal 2, with two F35

air–to–surface missiles, and two AIM–120 air–to–air missiles each, streaked across

18 F35 fighter jets shot into the sky, their

leading the aerial assault against

No. 1, in

Serpent No. 2,

No. 3,