Chapter 768: Declaration of War (Part Two)
Meanwhile, at the round table in Switzerland.
Oldman Rothschild slapped his palm on the table.
Okami’s death was a slap in the face of the Capital Society.
Especially since the killer left a symbol just in case they didn’t know who did it, and that was a declaration of war!
A total provocation!
Someone took the symbol left behind and explained, “We investigated and found that this symbol had only appeared in the Land of Mercenaries and it’s on the flag of the Deviant Mercenary Corps!”
“Deviant Mercenary Corps?” The six Lords all narrowed their eyes.
“Their leader is dead, and they still want to fight with us?” said the Lord of Africa.
“No, we don’t know if he’s dead yet. Both Ge Lie and him disappeared after that battle, and we couldn’t manage to find his corpse. We could conclude that he’s not dead! The three eunuchs who were our last hope also didn’t return from Huaxia. According to the intelligence, I’m afraid they’ve also died.”
“In that case, this leader of the Deviant Corp is one of the top mercenaries?”
“Now the worry is not him, but the entire Deviant Corp and what kind of role they play. The Duke wants us to find out the nature of the Deviant Corp and have an overall assessment on their strength and ability,” Oldman Rothschild said.
The others were amazed, all of them. “The Duke has been alarmed?”
Rothschild nodded. “A Lord has been killed, and they provoked the Capital Society at the same time. This was the first time our roots have been shaken by someone since Hitler and his massacre. How could he not pay attention?”
“As long as the Duke is behind us, we have nothing to fear. The foundation of Capital Society is the Duke.”
– The Land of Mercenaries –
When Kush, who was under surveillance, saw the news, he smiled at the Mr. R behind him and said, “It’s surprising that one of the Seven Continental Lords was actually assassinated. This is the first time since the 21st century, right?”
Kush was taken under control by someone from the Capital Society since Xu Cheng disappeared. The other members weren’t capable of fighting Mr. R, so he was taken away. Now that Kush was the first president of this country, he couldn’t die. Otherwise, the Land of Mercenaries would fall into turmoil again. Therefore, Mr. R was in charge of monitoring him, and Kush was needed to sell the crude oil to the M Nation.
Mr. R was shocked watching the news.
Kush sat in the president’s suite with his legs crossed as he said, “You can’t kill him; believe me, I’ve tried. If he’s alive, then it will be your doomsday. You’ve pletely offended the Deviant Corp, so just wait and see because this is just the beginning. More will die!”
Mr. R: “If you talk more nonsense, I will kill you first, believe it or not.”
Kush smiled even more. “Kill me. But killing me won’t stop the Deviant Corp from butchering you all! Sure you can kill me, since now that this country has been stabilized, I’ve acplished my mission. However, killing me would mean it will be harder for you to reach your hands into this country.”
Mr. R: “We can pick a better native to be the president.”
Kush shook his head. “Impossible, whoever you find will die! The Deviant Corp will not allow anyone other than me to be the president of this country. This I can say confidently.”
Speaking of this, he looked at Mr. R and said, “Why don’t you also join the Deviant Corp? I guarantee you that you’ll be even more powerful than you are now.”
Mr. R sneered, “Then why don’t I see you being more powerful? Those cowards. If they’re really that great, then they should e out and fight me!”
Kush smiled and didn’t say anything. He sat calmly in the president’s chair, not feeling like a puppet at all.
Did he really not improve at all since that genetic modification back a while ago?
Not necessarily.
It just wasn’t the right time yet.
Mr. R would never know that Kush has been in contact with Diesel and Vala under his nose. Only Xu Cheng, Chekhov, Mario, and Lin Dong have been exposed as Deviant Corp members while the identities of the rest remained in the dark.
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