Chapter 206

Thorpe had known since their last encounter that Palmer would come back for him–or rather, for Hollis, the man who knew everything.

Palmer casually tossed aside the blood–stained knife he had used moments before and removed his gloves to wipe away the blood that had spattered near his mouth.

It wasn’t his blood, so its stench still hung in the air.

Taking a seat. Palmer’s cold and unnerving aura filled the room. His men followed him so close, forming an invisible line against Thorpe’s crew.

With a chilling smile, Palmer locked eyes with Thorpe, “You knew I’d come, yet you still sent those Westwood Mercenary to their deaths. You’ve got guts ”

“They were disposable,” Thorpe sneered, his eyes devoid of any genuine regret. “Pity though, even with the Westwood Mercenary Corps and the Gruber clan combined, they were useless against you, Vocalist.”

Palmer’s words were like frost, “I’m short on time and I’m not here for small talk. Hand over Hollis or you’ll die.”

“What’s the difference? I’m curious about how did you survive the onslaught of all those men.”

Palmer’s eyes narrowed as he clicked off the safety on his revolver.

Thorpe’s men raised their guns in response, aiming at Palmer. But Thorpe waved them off, “Put them down. What’s the point of a shootout? You see, Vocalist. I can’t just hand him over. Ask your questions here.”

This was the largest concession Thorpe could make. As the brain of Cerulean Whale, Hollis was critical to their operations. He couldn’t just let Palmer take Hollis.

With a nod, Palmer handed his revolver to Annie and watched as Thorpe pushed Hollis forward with a relieved sigh.

Hollis ignored all those corpses on the ground and greeted Palmer with a smile, “Long time no see, Vocalist. Where’s Wise Fool?”

Palmer wasn’t there for a reunion or pleasantries.

“Answer me, and you’ll live,” he stated flatly.

“Let’s hear it.”

“The orders you followed, they came from the former Polaris Star’s Merak, right?” Palmer’s expression was frosty as he said with a chilly tone, “What does Polaris Star have to do with my mother’s death?”

your mother’s death, it was due to infighting within the Pollack family. I don’t know whether Polaris Star was involved. I don’t have clearance for so much information. All I can tell you is the Chess Master’s reach

to get so many people from Westwood Mercenary Corps to Imperial City with so much fanfare to dig up the highway. Palmer scoffed, his gaze chilly as a hawk. And, before anyone could react, he took Annie’s revolver and shot

as Palmer’s words were out of his mouth, the men behind him pulled their triggers

as when the

his people opened fire, Palmer’s voice was cold, “Two members of Abyssal

clutched his bleeding leg, his eyes bloodshot

gaze as frigid as a hellish

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“Does he really think we have no way to deal

first aid kit, responded, “As of now,

of Cerulean Whale were the three brothers,

boss,” Hollis‘ eyes

Palmer stepped out of Cerulean Whale territory and exhaled deeply, his expression was still ice–cold.

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a phone, “Boss, it’s Ms.

softened as he answered, “Noella, what’s

“Where are you?”

trade issues for the Pollack Group. Some factories

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more like an open field. She had called because she remembered the strong scent of blood on Palmer from the night before when he stood on

Sexton is asking when you’ll be back.”

down to dinner, he always thought of Palmer, that stubborn kid. He couldn’t understand what was so pressing at the company

he thought of how clueless Palmer could be. His eyes darted around, and then he fibbed that his battery was deed, asking Noella to make

overhearing Sexton’s boisterous tirade, knew most of it was aimed at

be back soon once this is sorted

“Okay”

on the ruins in

of concern, “Boss, aren’t you worried Ms. Noella will be upset if she finds out you didn’t

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