In another corner of the room, Gopal lay helpless, his body covered in wounds. All four of his limbs were broken, and blood kept pouring from his mouth. He trembled uncontrollably, haunted by the gruesome scene he had just witnessed—Dixon had killed Londos without a hint of hesitation! Gopal tried to stand, but his body betrayed him, refusing to move. When he opened his mouth to speak, no words came out, only fresh blood spilling over. Fear engulfed him completely. Gone was the arrogance that once adorned his face, replaced entirely by terror. "Dixon... he's a devil," Gopal thought, shivering with dread. He barely knew who Dixon truly was, but it was clear this man was far more dangerous than Sanos. It had taken the combined strength of three experts to defeat Sanos, but Dixon? He was like an endless abyss—anyone who challenged him would be utterly crushed. Fear soon gave way to regret for Gopal, not just for his own life but for what would happen next. Londos’ death would inf

On the other hand, Verdonk wasn’t too worried about the few people still remaining in Okla. Allon, for example, had boldly declared that he would keep fighting even if it meant death. Verdonk only sneered dismissively. He didn’t remove Allon immediately because he still needed someone who understood the area for the time being. Allon had controlled Okla for the past ten years. If Verdonk found a replacement, he would kill Allon. Aside from Allon, there were still a few other stubborn minor bosses. Verdonk knew that to fully control Okla, he would need to eliminate them one by one. But he was also aware of how clever Chairman Kane was in managing his power. Chairman Kane didn’t control all the territories himself. He delegated power to people like Allon to share the burden. It was a clever strategy, and Verdonk had to admit the cunning of Chairman Kane. Even so, Verdonk’s plan was already set. Once Okla was under his control, he would expand his influence into other cities.

Verdonk thought that if the leader of Reddof was someone he didn’t know, things could become very complicated. Thus, he decided to cancel his plan to go to Reddof until he had investigated the situation there. “Have the men we sent to check out Reddof returned yet?” Verdonk asked. He had sent his men to investigate Reddof that morning. “They’re on their way back, Boss...they’ll arrive soon!” replied one of his subordinates. Verdonk, growing impatient, was about to leave for Reddof himself. However, the men he had sent earlier that day finally returned and rushed inside. “Boss! We’ve got news from Reddof! They’ve sent Young Master Londos back to Okla!” “They sent him back?” Verdonk was taken aback. “Yes, they sent him back safely,” the man reported. “The people from Reddof personally escorted Young Master Londos back.” Verdonk felt relieved hearing this. It seemed the people of Reddof knew how to behave and understood it was unwise to provoke someone like him. The most i

In just two hours before sunrise, the news had spread throughout the illegal circles. Verdonk's only son was dead. Gopal, his brother, was also killed. Both had lost their lives in Reddof. The name Reddof suddenly became the most feared place. Allon couldn’t sleep after hearing the news. Cigarette butts littered the floor, his eyes were bloodshot, and his mind was in chaos. “Boss, Dixon…” said Topan with a trembling voice. “He really killed Londos and Gopal!” “That’s just Dixon,” Allon said in a low, sharp tone. “He fears no one. To him, Verdonk and the others are nothing more than ants.” The memory of how he once tried to seize part of Reddof made Allon shudder. “What do we do now?” Topan asked. Everyone was preparing for destruction. If Verdonk attacked, they would all be doomed. But this time, Dixon had made the first move. If Dixon defeated Verdonk, he would seize power over the entire illegal circle. If Dixon failed, Allon would still die. “There’s no other choice

They brought more than 300 men, all of them the finest fighters from the Co family. Of course, Verdonk and his two elite fighters were unrivaled killing machines. If the three of them worked together, even formidable forces like Sanos would struggle to stand against them. Upon arriving in Reddof, they were confident they could annihilate the city’s entire illegal underworld without breaking a sweat. Verdonk stared out of the car window with an icy gaze. "My son… I will kill every single person in Reddof’s illegal circle to accompany you!" But the car in front suddenly lost control, flipping twice in the air before crashing onto the road. A loud explosion followed, with sparks flying everywhere! All the cars behind it screeched to a sudden stop. “What happened?” The Beast rolled down his window and shouted angrily. Who could make such a grave mistake at a critical time like this? As he looked more closely, he noticed a large hole in the road blocking their path. “Boss! Th