Shawn was livid.So enraged that as he spoke, his body trembled, a sight no one had seen since he took the title of Underground Kingpin.He had been confident, so confident that his ten men would defeat Robin. Now, when he saw Robin suddenly appear and even beat up Cipher, he was shocked.He knew just how powerful Cipher was.He had trained him himself.But he was not so blinded by shock that he couldn't react when Blood and Fire attacked. He had watched them, confident a second time that they would surely be able to take Robin down and end this farce.But the slap in the face was too resounding.He loved those twins!He had invested time, resources—everything—after discovering just how special they were. And now they were dead just like the others. Others, he could understand, he was not there.But he was here, yet he could only watch it happen. All because of his blind confidence.He felt so guilty, the guilt twisting so deep.And this fueled his rage.Across from him, Robin let ou

Shawn was filled with regret.If he had known… if he had even had the slightest idea Robin was this powerful, he would have never challenged him.He would have never even gone to the Dunns. Now, because of that single misjudgment, he had lost more than half of his men.If this news got out, it would be over for him. His reign as the Underground Kingpin would collapse overnight, and another Kingpin would rise to take his place.That thought alone made his chest tighten, his fists clenching tightly.Across from him, Robin looked at him.He didn’t speak immediately.Instead, he calmly walked forward, step by step, until he got to the throne.Then he sat.As if it was his.Leg crossed over the other."Get up and come here,” he said casually, as if ordering the Underground Kingpin around was the most natural thing in the world. “I don’t like raising my voice.”Shawn’s body trembled.The sight of Robin sitting on that throne, his throne—it pierced him like daggers to the chest. His hand un

At the foot of the mountain, a long row of luxurious cars stretched across several meters. Sheila, Drake, Nigel, Lena, Edmund, Will, and Charles stood gathered.Behind them were almost all of their family guards, with Chester at the very front. He held a gun in his right hand and an axe in the other, his eyes cold and chilling.A lineup like this had never been seen before in Westridge. And all of it was stationed right at the base of the mountain leading to the Abyssal Dominion.The unusual sight quickly caught the attention of passersby.A crowd formed some distance away, whispering among themselves. Was the Three out of the Tremendous Five Families about to go to war with the Underground Kingpin?One person told another, and soon the news spread across Westridge. Even the government was alerted. For the first time, police units were deployed. Several captains from different divisions arrived at the scene and tried to reason with Sheila and the others, telling them their lineup wa

Silence.The usually bustling foot of the mountain fell into a dead hush like a graveyard.Everyone; friends, onlookers, officials, stared at Robin as if he had suddenly grown another head. They couldn’t believe what they were hearing. Someone… was actually threatening the governor?A mere civilian, threatening the most powerful figure in Westridge?It was outrageous. So outrageous that words failed to capture the shock.Even the heads of the great families, would never dare speak to Kade like that, let alone threaten him. Didn't you see how respectful Nigel was? Family influence and power was one thing. But Government authority… was absolute!The silence stretched for several minutes.Then—“Hahaha!” The special unit officer burst into laughter. “I must be hearing things,” he sneered. “A nobody, a bloody civilian, is threatening His Excellency? The absolute authority of Westridge?”He shook his head, a sinister smile curling on his lips as he faced Robin. “Who gave you the guts, huh

In Sheila’s car…The air was slightly gloomy.Sheila looked at Robin, her eyes tracing every inch of his blood-covered body. Worry slowly took over her face. She'd been too excited earlier to really notice this detail.“Are you hurt?” she asked softly, leaning into him. Her emotions were in chaos. Ever since Robin was taken, it felt like something inside her had snapped open—like a dam breaking. Now, she clung to him without restraint, as if she wanted to melt into him.Even she found it surprising.But she didn’t care.She loved the man beside her. So deeply.And she wanted him—completely.Even if she had to be the one doing the chasing. To hell with what anyone would think!Robin could tell Sheila was overwhelmed and in her feelings. He didn’t push her away, didn’t create distance. He simply let her lean on him, let her hands roam as she checked for injuries.“I’m not hurt,” he said calmly.“How can you not be?” Sheila frowned, clearly unconvinced. “You were taken by Shawn. How co