The door to the house had shattered and some men in black walked in.
“Are you sure this is his place?” The one who had spoken, had a red rope around his clothes, and he held a sword.
“This was what Master Zhong told us. One of our watchers had sensed a small hint of his aura around this area.” Another person answered.
The red-roped man sighed. “We have been to all the houses in this street and I even killed someone thinking he was the one. We can’t make that mistake again.” He gripped his sword tightly.
“Yes boss. However, I am sure of this. This is the place. I can sense the cultivation energy.” The man confirmed as he looked around.
“You are right, but it looks so empty, let’s go up.” The roped man answered.
Sylvester sighed. He was careless. He’d have to move Emily out of here soon.
Good thing she wasn’t around today, if not it would have been worse.
His muscles tensed, and the urge to test his skills quickened, but to get rid of these people, he had to be smart.
“Come here, all the doors are locked except this.” One of the men said he was talking to a man on the schedule.
“Keep quiet, you have to see the kind of foods they keep in here. These peeps must be loaded.” He chuckled to himself and at that moment, Sylvester marked his victim and he moved him.
While the other assassins went upstairs, the other guy remained in the kitchen, taking out whatever he could fit into his pockets.
“I don’t think you should be doing that.” Sylvester’s voice echoed, walking closer.
The man thought it was his friends so he chuckled, “Don’t worry, if they find out. I can easily kill them off. If the guy has a wife, maybe I’d have a little fun with her, heh. Taking her for a playtoy would be good too.” The man muttered loudly, revealing his true intentions.
Sylvester’s eyes darkened, “You’d regret those words.”
The man was confused, why was his friend so riled up? “Why are you being personal?” He turned back and his eyes widened.
“What the…” Before he could complete his sentence, Sylvester moved, faster than the movement of the man’s eyes. His initial goal was instant death but he realised it would be a lot more complicated, especially if he had to clean up the mess, or what if Emily found out.
Sylvester tensed the tendons in his fingers, making it to be as hard as wood, and with precision, he struck the neck of the man in black.
Without any delay, the man’s eyes went to the back of his head and he fell unconscious.
Sylvester looked back hoping no one had seen him. He was still safe, searching through the man’s body and he realised that they were using some kind of weapons.
“Mana Weapon uhn? I didn’t realise there were new creations.” Sylvester was talking to himself. If there were mana weapons, it means that the other nations would have new ways to take control.
Sylvester brought out his phone, after pushing the unconscious man aside. “I have to send this to Kathrina. This could change a lot of things.”
“Hey guys, I found him.” Someone called from behind Sylvester, he had not been watching his back.
“Damn, he took down Sirius. You think he’s that good.” One of them asked.
The red-roped man moved forward, and Sylvester could sense that he was the strongest among them. His aura was breath-taking.
“No. He was sneaky. If he was strong enough, he wouldn’t have needed to take us out one by one.” The red-roped man took out his sword and swung it with precision so that it created a sound in the air.
He moved, calling to his minions behind him. “Let’s attack him at once.”
Sylvester held his ground. The wonderful thing about his cultivation is that with the level of warrior, he was able to harness the power of a higher cultivation level due to his familiarity.
“Come at me.” Sylvester instantly vanished, moving out of the kitchen.
“What the heck? I thought the informant said he was still a beginner warrior.” the red-roped man frowned, but he was still able to grab a whiff of where Sylvester had moved to.
“Doesn’t matter. He’s still weak. Once we kill him, we would have the next step to winning this terrible war.”
Sylvester had moved out of the house to the backyard, if he fought in the kitchen, his wife would have a huge problem to put up with.
“Now we have a lot of space to work with.” A grin appeared on Sylvester’s face. He had not fought like this in a while, and he was ever ready to get to test his skills.
“Don’t underestimate me. The cultivation world is not for youngsters like you, and once we are done with you. You’d regret being born.” The red-roped man moved with no delay, targeting his sword to Sylvester.
However, Sylvester had other plans. He wanted to get rid of the small fries first, before going for the big boss.
So he moved, escaping the pointy sword of death, and appeared beside the other men.
With a wave of his hand, he dug two daggers, which were the weapons of the man he had previously killed. He dug them into the sides of their necks and that was the end.
“Now, it’s just me and you. My wife will be returning soon so I want to get this over with.” There was a grin across Sylvester’s face. It had been a while since he got into the killing business and the adrenaline was coursing through his veins.
“How dare you?” The face of the red-roped man had turned ashen and he was filled with hate.
“Maybe it’s time I take this seriously.” With that sentence, he activated something and the blade of his sword blazed.
Sylvester focused, he had to end this quickly and there was no time for holding back.
“Since you are so serious. I guess I have to be serious too.” At the sound of Sylvester’s voice, the air around the place thickened and space seemed to clump together.
The fire on the sword of the red-roped was instantly snuffed out and cold sweat ran down his back.
Sylvester was merely borrowing the aura of his prime and it worked exactly as he planned it to be.
With fear in the heart of the man, he began to see different things and he inwardly cursed.
“I thought that the informant said this man was weak. This is far from weak. This is almost the aura of that man I faced in the battle years back.”
In the blink of an eye, Sylvester moved, and the red-roped man saw his head being severed from his body, and a yellow liquid pooled under him.
“I’m not going to kill you yet. Tell me who sent you and I may spare your life.” Sylvester uttered, the grip around his blade tightened.
At the end, and to protect the safety of his family, he would eventually have to kill them all.

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Chapter 139
The sun had barely crested the horizon when Sylvester's phone buzzed. He reached for it without much interest, expecting another message from the scouting teams or possibly Otto reporting back with some excuse about their food run. Instead, the screen lit up with an encrypted government code. For a few seconds, Sylvester just stared, his thumb hovering over the answer button.He hadn’t seen that code in years.With a sigh, he answered. "This is Sylvester."A firm, clear voice responded. "Commander Sylvester Wright. This is Officer Langston of the Central Defense Ministry. We’re extending a formal invitation. The government would like to meet with you tomorrow morning."Sylvester sat up straighter, every cell in his body shifting defensively. It was expected. This was the same call he received, and then three months later, he lost his legs.“I don’t believe I’m a commander now, Sir,” he answered respectfully, but with a hint of malice in his tone.“Doesn’t matter, Sylvester. The gove
Chapter 138
The next morning dawned soft and quiet, the kind of peace that followed a long, exhausting war. And even though there was even greater conflict to come, Sylvester could, at least for now, breathe a little easier.The compound was still, except for the occasional murmur of soldiers returning to routine – cleaning weapons, checking patrol points, and tending to injuries. "You all did well. Last night could’ve gone horribly wrong, but we came out strong. Together. That’s what matters," he said as he tapped the shoulders of one of the men who was trudging along, doing his task with a little more difficulty, perhaps due to his exhaustion.Around the room heads nodded, shoulders relaxed. Verity leaned against the wall near Geral, arms folded. Otto perched on the edge of a table, quietly smirking at something only he understood. Katherine stood alone to the side, not willing to test the others’ acceptance of her.She was sure of rejection, at least initially, and she didn’t try to fight i
Chapter 137
Emily had always believed that if she were to die young, it would be at the hands of fate—maybe a sickness she never saw coming or a tragic accident. Not like this, not in a place where the dirt smelled of rust and betrayal…in the hands of her enemies. She didn’t even believe she was the type to have enemies that genuinely wanted to kill her. She was kneeling now, hands bound behind her back, the rope biting into her skin. Her face was numb, now, from the backhand. The pain wasn’t what bothered her. It was the finality of it. This was perhaps the last pain she would feel…unless they decided to make her execution painful. Either ways, she was in her last phases of life, with not enough time to ponder. The camera lights blinked to life, casting an eerie glow around the rundown barn. She could see the red recording dot staring at her like an eye, eager to document her death. The leader of the clan came forward with a large blade and waved it around, testing it’s weight. Emily
Chapter 136
Emily’s head throbbed as she drifted back into consciousness Her limbs were dead weight, and her eyes refused to focus, unless she tried really hard. The air around her reeked of damp wood and old leather, with a tinge of sweat and something metallic. Blood? Was she bleeding? She groaned softly, trying to move her hands, only to find them tightly bound behind her. A cold, biting rope scraped against her skin. Her mouth was dry and her head was a cloud of confusion. But her heart was intact, and so was the rage behind it. Katherine. The name kept thrumming in her mind, threatening to split her head open with all the wrath she felt. Emily felt sick from the betrayal. She had looked into Katherine's eyes and believed her. She had swallowed that sob story, allowed a sliver of sympathy to wedge itself in her chest. And now, here she was, kidnapped, alone, and who knew how far from Sylvester. Stupid. She was so stupid. She blinked through the haze and glanced around. She wa
Chapter 135
The room was quiet, too quiet for what was meant to be a peace-making conversation. The kind of silence that wasn’t just awkward, but strained. It was a thick fog-like cloud, pressing in from all sides. Emily sat stiffly on the edge of the chair, her fingers curled around the fabric of her dress, knuckles pale. Across from her sat Katherine, her posture relaxed, almost too relaxed for someone seeking forgiveness. Sylvester stood by the door, not too close, giving them space, but not far enough to miss a word. His eyes flicked from one woman to the other, brows knitted with concern. The tension between them pulsed like a storm waiting to crack open the walls of the room that was starting to make Emily feel a little claustrophobic. "I’m not here for a fight," Katherine began, voice low and somber. "I’m here because I know I owe you more than an apology. I owe you the truth." Emily's gaze was sharp, cautious. Her arms stayed folded, her jaw tense. "Then start talking. And don’t
Chapter 134
The interrogation stretched deep into the early hours of the morning. The man started strong at first – Silence. Silence is golden, but it only works when you have some clasp of power, or when you’re dealing with irrational people. Sylvester was patient. He wasn’t going to kill him. In fact, save for a few beatings, Sylvester didn’t do so much physical damage. After all, he needed the man in good enough condition to talk. And so, he treated him. Nice and good. After silence, came the screaming. Sylvester was methodical in his craft, and made sure every pore felt pain. The poor guy begged for death, but it didn’t come. The only keys that were to be handed to him, was release, in however form he liked. As long as he talked. “They’ll kill me!” he screeched as Sylvester let up from an electrocution episode. “You don’t understand. If I talk, I’m dead.” “If you don’t talk, we’ll still find the information we want, and when you leave here, you’ll be dead either ways. Why play the
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