The Deadly Assassin Robin novel Chapter 576

Chapter 576 Utter Destruction 

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“The Fioris are nothing more than ants to me. Destroying you would be a mere whim.” 

The silence of Northern Plaza was shattered by Robin’s voice, powerful and unyielding. 

How arrogant, how full of disdain. 

Even without my title, I could still destroy you! 

In the moment when Robin turned, his sheer force of will, the aura of someone who could crush you with a glance, filled the air. 

There were creatures in this world–worse than animals–who thought that with a few coins in their pockets and the right powerful ally, they could bully and oppress the weak. 

They didn’t know–such arrogance only leads to destruction. 

No respect. No self–awareness. No mercy. The world would have no place for you. 

For them, there was only destruction. 

Skylar trembled, his body shaking with a fear he had never known before. 

A deep, gut–wrenching terror surged within him, unrelenting. 

Everyone at the scene felt it too. 

The force of Robin’s presence hit them like a storm. They all looked up, drawn to the sharp lights above. 

Robin stood there, a figure of authority, stars gleaming on his uniform, radiating glory. Every inch of him seemed to hum with power–power that could destroy everything in its path. 

Trent had been right. 

Before someone like Robin, what could anyone do? Even if they were to be destroyed, what would it matter? 

The Fioris had always believed their place as one of the five most powerful families in Brighton, combined- with their ties to Southmere Residence, gave them the right to do whatever they wanted. 

They thought they could push others around, act without fear of punishment 

But they were wrong. When true strength stood before them, they were nothing. 

Joanna, shaken and barely standing after everything that had happened, hurried to Robin as he turned to leave. “Mr. Ramsey, I don’t know how to thank you. If it weren’t for you, I would have been lost.” 

She bowed low, her heart in her eyes. 

Jack, who had been walking away, stopped dead in his tracks. 

He stared up at the glittering lights in the Northern Plaza, his gaze locking onto Robin and Joanna, 

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A chill ran through him, like a cold wind sweeping across his skin. “How how is this possible?” he whispered to himself, eyes wide. 

Wilson, noticing Jack’s strange reaction, moved closer. General Grayson, what’s going on?” he asked. quietly. 

“They look nearly identical. Could it be…“Jack muttered. 

Wilson looked in the direction Jack was looking at. 

The figures under the sparkling chandelier looked nearly identical. 

Their eyes, deep and endless like the night sky, their faces sharp and strong, with the same confident expression. It was uncanny. 

They looked like two halves of the same whole. 

There could be only one explanation for the resemblante–shared blood, the same family. 

Robin, seeing the gratitude in Joanna’s eyes, nodded slightly. “We’re friends. No need to thank me,” he said, his voice calm. “Just… make sure you don’t end up in trouble like this again. Focus on your future.” 

Joanna could only nod, still speechless, her heart too full for words. “Okay…” she managed, her voice soft. 

Robin turned and made his way toward the waiting soldiers. 

As he passed Jack, he gave him a light tap on the shoulder. “Let’s move, Robin said. 

Jack blinked, as if waking from a trance, then followed Robin as they headed toward the exit. 

Marrisa watched them go, her mouth hanging open in shock. They look so alike,” she whispered. “They must be brother and sister!” 

Before she could say more, Marge was beside her, hand over her mouth. 

“Mmm…!” Marrisa gasped, squirming to break free. “You’re killing me! What are you doing?” 

Marge leaned in, her voice low and urgent. “Don’t talk about that. It’s not the right time.” 

“Oh! Okay, I won’t,” Marrisa promised, thinking Marge just didn’t want Joanna to overhear them. 

Across the room, Catherine stood by the entrance, watching Robin disappear into the lobby. His figure seemed to shine, like a star in the dark. 

There was something about him that drew her in, something she couldn’t explain. 

Her heart fluttered, as it had when she first laid eyes on him that day. 

She didn’t know why it felt that way. 

It made her uneasy. And she didn’t want to think about it. Not now. 

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Michelle, standing next to her, sighed deeply. “Catherine, I just don’t get it, she said, frustration in her 

voice. 

Why does Robin get to wear that officer’s uniform? 

“And why is Commander Baxter so protective of him? 

“What’s so special about him? 

Zayn would look way better in that uniform. He’s stronger and more handsome. 

“I don’t understand what these old men are thinking- 

“I think they’re jealous of Zayn’s skills,” Michelle muttered, eyes dark. “They picked Robin because they’re afraid of Zayn.” 

Catherine glanced at Michelle’s swollen cheek, her eyes hardening. You need medicine, Michelle,” she said, her voice cutting through the air. 

Michelle blinked, confused by the sudden comment. “Medicine? What medicine? I’m fine.” 

Zayn, walking up beside them, studied Michelle with a concerned look. “Michelle, are you not feeling. well?” 

Catherine didn’t answer. She simply turned and started walking away. 

Elliott, 

ng behind, spoke up, his voice low but stern. “She’s got more than just a bruise. It’s her head that’s the real problem. Both of you might want to get checked.” 

Michelle froze, her eyes wide with realization. 

“Are you calling me crazy?” she snapped, stomping her foot. I’m telling Grandpa about this!” 

Elliott just shrugged, unfazed by her outburst. “Go ahead. I don’t care,” he said, his tone flat. 

Meanwhile, Zayn’s eyes turned to Robin’s retreating figure. A dark glint flashed in his gaze. “Hmph. Enjoy this while it lasts, he muttered, low enough only for himself to hear. 

The sounds of disciplined footsteps filled the Northern Business Plaza, the rhythmic thud of military boots echoing in the now–empty space. Robin, his uniform gleaming with gold, walked farther away, the light catching the stars on his rank.