The Deadly Assassin Robin novel Chapter 1360

In Black Faith Order's territory, the heiress of Hunderra had been beaten badly.

Unless a higher authority stepped in, this situation couldn't be resolved.

Everyone knew Mabel wasn't just Zennet's daughter—she was also Ezekiel's goddaughter.

At her 18th birthday, Ezekiel had given her a Blackfaith Seal, showing how much she meant to him.

Now, Robin had seriously hurt her. It wasn't just an insult to Hunderra—it was a direct challenge to the Black Faith Order itself.

Even though Robin had reached the Master rank, escaping unharmed seemed impossible without strong backing.

The Black Faith Order had ruled the 18 Rosha cities for decades.

They had multiple Peak Warriors and even a few Masters.

If Ezekiel gave the command, those Masters would surely step in to eliminate the threat.

Ryleigh stared in disbelief at the bloody mess. She feared Robin wouldn't make it out alive.

He had already taken down the four guardians of the Black Faith Order, but the sect's true strength ran deeper than it appeared.

She was about to warn Robin to leave when a commotion came from outside the crowd.

People quickly cleared a path.

Three middle-aged men walked through and rushed over to Mabel, Donald, and Lucian.

They were Donald's father, Cameron Maack, head of the Maacks; Lucian's father, Houston Shelby, head of the Shelbys; and Dante Ladner, chief of Hunderra's security.

Dante was also a formidable Peak Warrior.

He looked around at the bodies and blood, yelling angrily, "Who dares cause trouble at Young Lord Fairfax's celebration?"

The four Hunderra's Peak Warriors were dead, their heads smashed.

Zennet's daughter was half-scalped, her face dripping with blood.

Kobe stepped forward and bowed. "Chief Ladner, I can explain."

He quietly told Dante who Robin was.

Dante's face shifted in surprise.

He knew what the Blackfaith Seal meant—Robin wasn't someone to cross lightly.

But with Mabel lying beaten, he was stuck in a tough spot..

Before Dante could decide what to do, Lucian pointed at Robin. "Dad, he's the one who hurt Mabel!"

Houston, also a Peak Warrior, exploded. "Do you realize what you've done?"

Robin calmly wiped his hands. "Ask your twisted son what he did first. If not for him, none of this would've happened."

Lucian shouted back, "Dad, he's lying!"

Robin grabbed Lucian's throat. "You trash! Who gave you the guts to mess with me?"

With a sharp twist, Robin killed Lucian in an instant.

Dante, Cameron, and the others were stunned by his boldness.

He didn't hesitate for a second.

Even the Peak Masters in the Black Faith Order wouldn't dare to act like that.

Houston lost control. "You monster! You killed my son! I'll tear you apart!"

Dante rushed in to stop him. "Mr. Shelby, please calm down!"

"Calm down?" Houston shouted, shoving Dante away. "How can I stay calm when my son's dead?"

He lunged straight at Robin.

With one powerful kick, Robin sent him crashing to his knees.

Robin chuckled. "Cut the chatter. If you're itching to die, come at me."

A heavy silence fell.

Everyone turned to look at Robin, standing tall under the sunlight.

Was he about to fight the young lord of the Black Faith Order?

Xylon sneered. "You've got nerves. I swear I won't stop until you're dead!"

He launched himself at Robin.

Gasps swept through the crowd.

Xylon suffered embarrassment right in his territory and on the day meant to celebrate his breakthrough.

The Black Faith Order's image had taken a serious hit.

Robin walked straight toward Xylon. "I was just waiting for someone quietly, but you guys pushed me into this.

"Fine then, let's go all out!"

When he reached Donald, he crushed Donald's neck underfoot without hesitation.

The awful snap sent chills through the crowd.

That was when Xylon finally realized how bad things had gotten.

As Robin drew closer with each step, Xylon understood why Dante had tried to stop him earlier.

Robin wasn't someone to challenge—he held the strength of a Master.

No one dared to move.

Everyone was terrified that even the slightest sound might set him off again.