The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 1612 The Cool Wynter

At the moment Wynter initiated the action, Wolf immediately hit the enter key, and all the Special Unit's members lurking in Valen Village lifted their gaze.

The maintenance workers were no longer just workers. They transformed into snipers capable of assembling long guns from the parts in their toolboxes.

The college students, who had been camping, had quietly moved on, and the villagers didn't pay much attention to their absence. Little did they know that although these individuals weren't heading toward the facility, they were the most dangerous of all.

Their movements were swift and precise, like a pack of wolves hidden in the night. They would strike with deadly accuracy.

Immediately afterward, Wynter made a quick signal in sign language, instructing Wolf to cut the communication channels of the guards' radios.

Without hesitation, Wolf extinguished four red dots and implanted a small program to disrupt their

communications.

upon reaching "three", suddenly sprang into action, her speed so swift that the four men engaged in casual conversation barely had time to react. The one closest to

the men's arms, using his momentum to perform a sideways flip. With a

only stare

on his

with panic, realizing he was in deep trouble. "Police! The police had

words came out as nothing more than garbled static. He was desperate to flee this place, convinced that Wynter was some sort of supernatural force. After all, they had encountered the police before, but none had ever taken down three men in an instant. He needed to warn

the ground, incapacitated. To minimize the noise, Wynter used one hand to drag the last fallen

the girls knew they had hope for rescue. Although fear still gripped them, they began to assist Wynter in ensuring the situation was

were still patrols outside, and they needed to make sure these

girls moving with determination, she didn't waste any time addressing them. "What you ate and drank contained

shook their heads. Even standing up required immense effort,