As Dane left the ship, people in the street called him names.
They thought he had stolen again or gotten into a fight because of the bandages covering his body and his swollen eyes. Some laughed, and others shouted insults, but he ignored them, walking toward his apartment.
When he reached his room, he touched the wall slowly.
“Home sweet home,” he whispered.
“This was the first room I was able to afford. Even if I barely had money, I won’t forget it. It helped me. But now, I’m leaving it.”
He sighed. He had heard that mafias usually died young. He hoped he wouldn’t meet the same fate. More than anything, he wished he could live a proper and simple life one day.
As he packed his things, he took a deep breath, trying to memorize the scent of his small room. When he finished, he took one last look before heading downstairs.
On the way, he saw the bakery owner.
“Hey, Dane!” the man shouted.
Dane turned and saw it was the owner of the bakery.
“Good evening, sir,” Dane said.
“Are you stupid? Do you know how worried I was? You just vanished for a day! Where were you?”
“Sorry, boss, I can’t tell you,” Dane replied as he walked away.
“Stop! I’m talking to you! Dane!”
But Dane didn’t answer or turn back. He just kept walking. It was already evening, and he had to return to the mafia boss named butcher.
When he reached the ship, butcher ordered his men to get him food.
Dane was shocked.
“They’re giving me food again?”
He hesitated, then picked up the spoon and took a bite of rice. His eyes widened—it was delicious. He started eating faster, shoveling the food into his mouth. Then he noticed something—chicken.
Dane had never eaten chicken before. He had seen nobles eat it, but he had never tasted it himself. Even when he was part of the gang of thieves, they never gave him much. They took most of what he earned and left him with scraps.
He picked up the chicken, brought it to his mouth, and took a bite.
The taste exploded in his mouth.
“What is this? It feels like… heaven,” he thought, chewing slowly, savoring every bite.
For the first time in his life, he felt like a noble. Even if it was just food—even if it was just for one night—he felt like he was finally living.
Butcher call for dane. Has dane entered the boss said, a single punch from me knocked you out. You’re too weak. You need to get stronger,” the mafia boss said.
“What do you mean, Jane? Are you telling me a female is going to train me? No way. I’m stronger than a female. A girl can’t be stronger than me,” Dane replied.
“Okay, let’s watch and see. Now, we’re going outside the ship. You and Jane are going to fight. You haven’t seen her yet? You’re about to,” butcher said.
He called out. “Jane, come out.”
Jane obeyed his command and stepped outside. A beautiful, tall woman with long, silky hair and striking blue eyes appeared.
Dane was stunned. He couldn’t believe someone this beautiful existed. He kept staring at her, unable to look away. Butcher had to tap him on the head to bring him back to reality.
“Jane, meet your partner. You’re going to train him to be strong, and you’ll be joining him on his first mission. I want you to train him and also build trust between the two of you. But first, you two are going to fight,” butcher announced.
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He looked back at Dane with a cold expression. “Well, I don’t think you’re getting off this easy.” Robert straightened his uniform. “Tomorrow you’ll be discharged from this hospital.” He pointed a finger at Dane. “And the moment that happens, you’re going to be taken straight to court.” Robert turned around. The two officers walked toward the door. Without another word, they stepped out of the room and closed the door behind them. But As the officers walked away and the door closed behind them, the room became quiet again. A moment later, the nurse who had been standing nearby slowly walked closer to Dane’s bed. “Sir, please sit upright,” she said gently. “It’s time to eat.” Dane looked at her, then raised his cuffed hand slightly. “Well… how am I supposed to eat?” he said with a faint smirk. “One of my hands is handcuffed.” The nurse glanced at the cuff around his wrist and nodded. “Well, I’ll feed you,” she said calmly. “It’s just porridge.” Dane pause
Say Nothing
Dane didn’t answer. Not a word. His eyes flicked to the officers beside Robert, gauging them. Each one’s hand hovered near their weapon, ready to act. The cuffs dug into his wrist painfully, but he refused to flinch.Silence filled the room. Dane’s breathing was slow, controlled, though every inhale burned. His mind raced, calculating his next move.Robert’s eyes narrowed. “You think staying silent is going to save you? You’ve been caught in the middle of a war you don’t fully understand. Now, tell me—or it’s going to get worse.”Dane shifted slightly on the bed, testing the cuffs again. The pain in his chest throbbed with each movement, but his resolve was unwavering. He wasn’t giving them anything—not yet.“So you don’t plan on talking,” Officer Robert said coldly. “You intend to stay silent.”He crossed his arms as he stared down at Dane.“Do you think you will go to jail? You will. Massive gunfire in public, destroying people’s property—it was all seen on CCTV. You and those men w
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“Let’s go! Let’s leave him, that bastard!”Leo shouted as his men found a clear path and ran off into the chaos.Dane was still hiding at the side of a car. Slowly, he pushed himself up, blood dripping down his body. He turned to check the street behind him. They were getting away.He squinted through the smoke and saw the flashing lights of a police car approaching. Panic surged in him, but before he could make a move, a searing pain shot through his chest. He coughed violently, blood splattering on the asphalt.The world spun around him as he collapsed to the ground.After what felt like an eternity, he slowly opened his eyes.“What the… where am I?” he muttered, his voice hoarse and weak.He blinked several times and took in his surroundings. The ceiling above him was white, sterile. The faint hum of fluorescent lights filled the room.Slowly, he pushed himself to sit up.“Damn it… did they get away?” he groaned, struggling to catch his breath. “Was Leo… and his men…?”He glanced t
Chain Reaction
He had rolled under the first car, then quietly crawled out the other side and slipped under the next parked vehicle. Staying low, he moved from car to car like a shadow sliding across the street.His body screamed in pain every time he moved, but he forced himself to keep going.Ha… they won’t find me, Dane thought, a faint smile appearing on his face despite the blood running down his head.This is going to be fun.I would have been dead any second if I had waited.He thought back to the moment just seconds earlier.He had been about to pull the trigger and shoot Leo.In that moment, Leo would have died.But it would have been reckless.The sniper in the building would have shot him immediately afterward.So Dane had made a split-second decision.Instead of firing, he rolled under the car the instant before the bullets came down from above.That was close, he thought.Very close.If he had hesitated even a fraction of a second, those bullets would have torn straight through him.Dan
Sniper’s Mistake
Even though it was faint and difficult to see, he noticed a figure inside one of the windows. Someone was standing there.Someone was watching him.For a brief moment, their eyes seemed to meet.The person suddenly moved their head away, but Dane caught a glimpse of something in their hands.A gun.That was when Dane quickly looked back at Leo.Leo’s men had already started advancing toward him. They moved slowly but steadily, surrounding him from different sides like wolves circling wounded prey.When Dane looked back at them, they suddenly stopped.Leo frowned slightly.“Hey,” Leo said, tilting his head. “What are you looking at? Don’t lose focus on me.”Dane let out a small breath.“Oh, you think I didn’t know already?” Dane said calmly.Leo raised an eyebrow.“I suspected it,” Dane continued. “Just across the street. That building there. There’s someone already waiting to kill me.”He slightly tilted his head toward the tall building.Leo’s smile slowly darkened.“Oh,” Leo said qu
Surrounded Again
Warm liquid ran down the side of his face.Blood.He pushed himself up quickly, ignoring the dizziness. His head throbbed violently, blood dripping down his cheek and onto his shirt.Leo stood a few meters away, breathing hard, eyes wild but sharp.“There’s no way for you to run,” Dane growled, not even raising his gun yet. His voice was low, dangerous.But then—Footsteps.Leo’s men had already closed the distance.They rushed in from both sides of the street, guns drawn.Civilians who had been watching froze for a split second — then chaos exploded.People screamed.Some dropped their bags and ran.Others pulled out their phones, shouting that they were calling the police.Cars that had been approaching immediately stopped and reversed. Some drivers made reckless U-turns. Horns blared. The entire road turned into panic.“Gun! Gun!” someone screamed.Dane wiped blood from his eye with the back of his hand. The bleeding was serious now. It soaked into his collar and dripped down his c
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