The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

Chapter 1260 The Terrifying Bloodlust of the Great Warriors of Dragon Soul!

In the eastern waters of Draconia, Jethro squinted, his eyes clouded by time, as he gazed at the scene unfolding in the distance.

On the deck of a patrol ship in the first fleet of the Coast Guard, he could do nothing but watch helplessly, his throat tight with unspoken frustration.

He exchanged a resigned glance with Reggie Bacchus, the Director of the Coast Guard, who stood next to him. Both of them sighed deeply, the weight of their shared disappointment hanging heavily in the air.

“Sigh…”

Despite all their grand ambitions, it felt as though the years had simply slipped away without achieving anything meaningful.

The radio officer’s voice cut through the air. “General Quintana, Mr. Herrera from the Decision Bureau has an urgent message!”

Jethro furrowed his brow. “This is Jethro. What’s going on? Speak.”

A crackling voice responded, sharp and demanding. “Jethro, contact Robin, Franco, and the others immediately! You must order them to stop their reckless actions!”

Instantly, Jethro’s temper flared. “Hadley, who the hell are you to tell me what to do?

“And Robin doesn’t answer to either of us. What makes you think we could control him?”

Hadley’s voice grew even more furious. “Isn’t Robin from the Dragon Palace? Why shouldn’t we be able to stop his dangerous actions?”

Jethro let out a mocking laugh. “Ha! If he hasn’t stepped down as Master Ramsey, then who the hell are you to give him orders?

“And who the hell am I to tell him what to do?!

“I’ve lived a long life, and today, I finally understand. Compared to men like Mr. Ramsey and Maverick, I’ve wasted my time!

“Hadley, you’ve wasted even more!”

Enraged, Hadley yelled into the receiver. “General Quintana, are you drunk? Are you telling me that you don’t want to be a bureau head anymore?”

Jethro laughed bitterly. “I’ve long since stopped caring. Hell, I’m thinking about retiring!

“Leave me alone and stop pestering me!”

With that, Jethro tossed the radio overboard.

Meanwhile, the Decision Bureau was bombarded with messages from all directions–domestic inquiries, international affairs departments, and more…

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and demanded that he resolve the crisis in the Panacea

other option, Hadley contacted

personalities of Divine Drakebane and General Whalen, I’m afraid I can’t control them. Perhaps you should

to remind you of a

my jurisdiction,

Divine Drakebane doesn’t answer to me, so we

got no response. Now, with Divine Drakebane and Franco gaining the upper hand, are we expected to stop

hypocrisy, and we

Herrera, what we should do right now is publicly support Divine Drakebane and General Whalen’s actions, rather than

Drakebane and his people, and now they

Drakebane and the others, would

damn bullies flaunt their power, but we’re supposed to stop our warriors from getting revenge? That’s not logic.

to allow the Tassel

he shouted. “You’ve all been misled by

for the greater good! How can we act

Herrera, but I can’t carry out the task you’ve given me. You’ll have to issue the orders directly to Divine Drakebane yourself!” Chace

long sigh escaping him. “General Whalen, Divine Drakebane, we are

ordered the fleet to go

squadron to

or artillery, they could at least help lift the spirits of Divine Drakebane, Franco, and

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both domestic and international forces, Hadley had no choice but to personally

stop your reckless actions immediately! We’ll

him off without hesitation. “You must

and I won’t obey anyone’s orders. I am avenging the fallen of Dragon Manor, avenging Ms.

any idea

do you think

alone. What right do you have to

he threw the receiver

sea winds whipped around them, and the only sound left was Hadley’s furious shouts, echoing from the broken receiver on

pointed it at Giovanni. “You know who I am, right? I’m Franco of

his knees, pleading. “General Whalen, I’ve always respected you. Please, show mercy. This/ was all