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Chapter 2004

---- Chapter 2004 Several steel rebar pieces from underground whistled through the air with a sharp whooshing

sound. Before the remaining Driscoll family fighters could even grunt, their foreheads were pierced clean through

with bloody holes. Just like that, they followed Scarlett straight to hell in perfect unison. The sight made Andrew

grin. However, Franklin had actually escaped. Even with all four limbs. broken except for part of his spine, the

martial saint had managed to crawl away.

His survival instinct was impressive, but Andrew was not the kind of man to let prey slip away; that would be

unworthy of someone once called a master of annihilation. Following the trail of blood, Andrew stepped out of

the Driscoll Corporation building. Franklin had already dragged himself dozens of feet away, using pure inner

energy to force movement into his shattered arms as he clawed across the ground. Shaking his head, Andrew

strolled after him. He asked, "I really don't get you.

At this point, what's the point of ---- running? Why not wait for death and go meet Solmortal in the afterlife?"

Franklin's eyes went wide with horror, his expression sinking into despair. "Before | die, | just want to know who

you are, really? There's no way someone like you could exist in Gabo Creek. No .. Not just Gabo Creek, the entire

southern martial world couldn't produce you." Andrew replied, "You're right. I'm not from Gabo Creek, and I'm not

from the south.

But asking that is pointless for a dying man. Anyway, this is called cause and effect. The day you helped the

Driscoll family hurt Victoria was the day you earned this. Killing you today is just returning the debt. Don't

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struggle, or if I miss my mark, your skull might burst." Franklin let out a ragged laugh. "Fate... It's all damned

fate. | spent decades in seclusion at the cathedral with no trouble at all, but the moment | step out, | run into

someone like you.

Looks like all the evil | did in my early years is coming back to collect now. "Andrew, to die by the hands of

someone like you... | have no complaints, no hatred. Before I die, | only ask one thing... Letsee my only son."

Andrew stood over him. "Sorry, I'm in a hurry. I'm not waiting for your son to get here." ---- Franklin's battered

frlooked beyond pitiful. "Andrew, I'm begging you! Letsee my only son. I'm already a total cripple,

worse than Victoria ever was.

Can't you showa shred of mercy?" Andrew's face stayed cold, his eyes as frigid as an eternal glacier. "My

mercy is only for the kind-hearted. Do you think you qualify? Showing you mercy would be a waste. I'd rather

give it toa dog." Franklin's voice trembled. "Wealth... | have wealth beyond measure; everything I've saved for

years is yours." Andrew shook his head. "That cathedral monk's money? No thanks. | wouldn't enjoy it. Save it for

your next life.

Maybe buy yourself a Land Rover." Franklin wailed, his hope gone, and closed his eyes to await the end. Andrew

raised his foot to crush him. A man who hesitated would never stay on top, and when Andrew's killing intent

ignited, it was absolute. Yet, as always, just when the moment came, someone had to interfere. The rapid stomp

of boots sounded as over a dozen assault rifles closed in from the side. A row of vehicles with special insignias

screeched to a halt.

Men in black trench coats and

sunglasses, their temples bulging

with -— power, fanned out to

surround Andrew. At first, he thought

it might e Lunacoiing to-cause

tiouble ayain, but one look told him

otherwise. They were Special Ops.

Nearly a dozen agents had arrived,

each radiating the pressure of a

high-level martial king. One of them

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Striding forward in a few heavy steps,

the nearly seven-foot giant stopped

just in front of Andrew, leaning down

slightly. His voice \ras@een, fough,

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apnding. "Be smart. Step

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belongs to our chief." Andrew turned

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his head and smirked. "And if | don't?

The giant removed his sunglasses,

revealing a face crisscrossed with

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scars, and sneered. "Then you die.