Abel sat on the couch. The genuine leather couch engulfed half of his body.

He adjusted into a comfortable position and stared straight ahead at the person before him.

Gerald felt his heart race under Abel's gaze. Was he in trouble?

"Beat him," Abel suddenly spoke in Russian.

Gerald did not understand what he meant and turned to look at those men beside him. After they received Abel's command, they immediately began raining blows on Gerald.

"Stop it, stop it! I was wrong, I was wrong!" After getting beaten up so many times, Gerald instinctively crouched down and hugged his head to protect himself.

"Hit him, and hit him hard!" Abel's eyes were fierce. Even though he did not understand what Gerald said and no one was interpreting it for him, he could tell Gerald was pleading for mercy.

Half an hour later, Gerald collapsed. His face was swollen and bruised, and his limbs were covered in bruises.

Gerald was miserable, but no one begged for mercy for him. The two men who beat him dared not show any mercy. They knew if they did, they would be in trouble themselves.

Hence, they kicked him hard.

"Ugh..." Gerald gave up begging for mercy. He even felt like he might die here today.

He could not help but recall what was said during the training for the Island of Despair. It was true. If they failed their missions, they would likely face death, unless there was a turning point...

Abel watched Gerald, who was almost breathless from the beating. He tilted his head slightly, signaling his subordinates to stop.

When they received the signal, they stopped. "Kneel," commanded Abel.

Gerald heard him. It took him a while to snap out of it before he finally reacted. Then, he slowly kneeled.

"Gerald, I'm giving you another chance," Abel muttered slowly, with someone interpreting for Gerald.

Gerald let out a cold shiver. Was this the turning point they talked about?

However, could he really do it?

give me your instructions," replied Gerald, suppressing the metallic

the two men in the police station and this will be settled," continued

shiver ran through Gerald when he heard the words

Kill?

their training, their usual orders only involved

his skills, how could he possibly

down by Abel's subordinate. "Boss doesn't want to see your messed-up

Gerald heard this, he trembled even more. He lowered his head until it

kill people," Gerald quivered as he

sneer. He knew well the capabilities of those trained and deployed. However, there were only two paths for Gerald to choose from

patience left with you. You have two choices, so choose one.” Abel said, forcing Gerald to make a decision. He sounded like

was either

his teeth. "Boss, I can't die.

to Mr. Shanks," Abel commanded. He then lifted a

human blood. It sloshed with each movement and

nodded and proceeded to

family-style apartment suite. Shanks lived

strong scent of blood. He listened to the footsteps and casually asked,

unison as they carried Gerald upstairs and dropped him on the floor. One of the men said, "Mr. Shanks, sorry for

indeed troublesome." Shanks glanced at Gerald. It was

complete the task Abel had

simple. If one failed to complete his task,

was, Abel still chose these Caucasians to carry out

was far simpler compared to the

of the two

temporarily recruited Caucasians to run errands, but was it not akin to sending them to

time Abel beat someone to the brink of

condition of these Caucasians was not as good as those from the Island of

up were always left gasping for breath, the ones from the Island of Despair were much easier to

The two men exchanged a glance before one of them spoke.

message for me. Tell him to be more careful in the future. Either don't beat them up or don't bring them to me. I'm not here to professionally save people,"

few bones. But those men had deliberately avoided vital areas while beating him. There was no reckless striking, so this person should not be

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