An Understated Dominance (Maria Vittori) novel Chapter 1896

Reagan was dead, and the Dragon Guard’s base lay in ruins. The entire organization had been eradicated, leaving only the scattered remnants with minimal threat potential.

Despite this, Dustin remained vigilant, having issued pre-emptive orders. Anyone linked to the Dragon Guard was now on his wanted list. Surrendering offered an opportunity for leniency, while resistance meant facing a grim fate.

Adam stepped forward and kicked Reagan’s lifeless body. Upon confirming Reagan’s demise, Adam smiled. “Hey, Bro, we finally got rid of this trouble. Congratulations!”

“Thanks to your 200 thousand White Tiger Army troops, which effectively blocked Reagan’s escape.

“Without that, this guy might have had a shot at survival.” Dustin conveyed his appreciation for the support.

Ending Reagan’s life had been daunting, and Dustin staked his own life. Still, Dustin was fortunate that he ultimately succeeded.

“I didn’t contribute significantly. If you feel grateful, express your thanks to Her Royal Highness,” Adam remarked, casting a suggestive smile over his shoulder.

He added, “She was visibly anxious and actively involved on your behalf. It seemed she was pushing us as if participating in a marathon.”

“What are you muttering about, Adam? “Grace approached, giving him a stern look.

“No, nothing at all. Simply commending your wisdom and beauty, “Adam replied with a flattering smile.

“Ugh, flattery won’t get you anywhere! “Grace rolled her eyes.

“Thank you, Your Royal Highness,” Dustin said, bowing in acknowledgment.

“Relax, no need for formality. We committed to supporting you, and we’ll follow through,” Grace said calmly.

She continued, “After all, Reagan was a mutual enemy. Helping you is akin to aiding my own cause, ultimately contributing to the greater good.”

“Your sense of justice, Your Royal Highness, is truly admirable,” Dustin remarked with a smile.

“Enough with the compliments. Although Reagan is dead, there are still matters to attend to, like Cinna…” She changed the topic.