The Deadly Assassin Robin novel Chapter 1060

Chapter 1060 No More Ties
Outside the teaching building, the air was heavy with tension. Apart from the rumbling thunder overhead, the massive screen continued replaying the heartbreaking scene.

Suzanne's desperate plea to her son echoed through the storm.

The real world storm was gathering strength in eerie silence. The sky, as seen by all, was already drenched in its sorrow.

As the revered hostess of Dragon Manor, Suzanne had never appeared so fragile, powerless, or devoid of hope.

At that moment, she couldn't even shield the one she cherished most.

Yet, in her final moments, she used her delicate frame to block all 18 strikes from the world's deadliest assassin.

If it weren't for a mother's unyielding love, the world would never have known Divine Drakebane—the one who would rise to stand against darkness 20 years later.

The Seven Kings stood in quiet grief, burdened with shame as they braced for the oncoming storm.

The weight of the past, buried for 20 years, now crashed upon them.

The third generation bore witness to the heart-wrenching tragedy before them, frozen in shock.

As Suzanne collapsed, silent tears had already begun to flow.

Catherine's gaze fell upon Robin, sprawled on the ground, and an unbearable ache seized her heart.

His agonized cry cut through the air, shattering what little composure remained.

"Grandpa!" Furiously wiping her tears away, Catherine turned to the Seven Kings, her voice trembling with anger.

"Where were you all back then? How could you let Dragon Manor be reduced to this?"

A deafening crash of thunder roared, shaking the very ground beneath them.

It was as if the heavens themselves wished to rip apart the suffocating oppression and tear through the darkened sky.

The echoes of laughter and anguished screams from Dragon Manor 20 years ago continued to play on the massive screen outside the teaching building, each repetition more harrowing than the last.

After a blinding flash of lightning, an eerie silence settled over the scene.

Robin inhaled deeply, forcing down the storm of hatred raging inside him.

"Renee, Shirley, let's go," he said, helping Joanna and Shirley to their feet before turning away without a word of farewell—only leaving behind an unbearable sorrow in the place he once called home.

Unable to hold back her emotions any longer, Catherine pushed through the crowd and embraced Robin from behind.

"Mr. Ramsey, I'm coming with you! We must avenge the 35 innocent souls of Dragon Manor and seek justice for Madam Ramsey!"

Elliott, Talia, Freya, Maverick, and the others stepped forward as well. "Mr. Ramsey, we have nothing left to lose!"

"We're ready to sacrifice everything to follow you to the ends of the earth and destroy the ones responsible for the tragedy at Dragon Manor!"

Robin pulled away from Catherine's embrace and waved dismissively. "I'm no longer the commander-in-chief. Not now, not ever again!

"The fall of Dragon Manor is my burden to bear alone. You all have no reason to be involved!

"Our ties end here. From this moment on, I'm neither Master Ramsey nor a leader—only Divine Drakebane!"

With that, Robin lifted Annie's lifeless body and strode forward.

A deafening thunderclap split the sky, and the storm that had been held back for too long finally came pouring down, drenching everyone.

Catherine and the others watched Robin's departing figure, their eyes brimming with tears.

"Why did it have to come to this?" Catherine shouted, her voice choked with grief. She wiped her tears away and turned on the Seven Kings, the once mighty rulers.