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The Legendary Man novel Chapter 72

Chapter 72 Get Down On Your Knees

After a few minutes had passed, the private room door was kicked open with a bang.

A menacing-looking bald man with a tattoo of a savage wolf on his neck strode into the private room. As soon as he entered, Charles frantically wailed, “You’re here, Mr. Fenrir!”

“Who had you kneeling here?” When Fenrir saw Charles on his knees while clutching his stomach, he frowned and swept a gaze over the crowd. His gaze stilling on the plump man, he demanded, “Was it you, Fatty?”

“So what if it was me?” the plump man drawled, puffing out a cloud of smoke.

“Do you know whose territory this is? Do you have a death wish that you dare make trouble in my territory?” Fenrir wasn’t the least bit afraid though a dozen lackeys with guns in their hands stood behind the plump man.

Countless people died at my hands throughout the years, so there’s nothing to fear about a few guns!

“Your territory?” Hearing that, the plump man scoffed. With derision etched on his face, he remarked, “I’ve only heard that Jadeborough is Harrison Seymour’s territory. When did it become yours? Why, is he currently indisposed that you’re the law in this city now?”

Harrison Seymour?

When Fenrir heard that name, his expression abruptly changed. “You’re acquainted with Mr. Seymour?”

 

“What do you think?” Without even deigning to spare him a glance, the plump man took out his phone and made a call. A minute later, Harrison’s familiar voice drifted out of the phone. “Have you run into some trouble, Mr. Hearnshaw?”

The moment his voice rang out, the entire room plunged into deathly silence.

Perhaps Fenrir’s reputation was exceedingly acclaimed, but compared to Harrison, he was nothing.

After all, Harrison was the uncrowned king of Jadeborough’s underground circles, dubbed the most ruthless man in Jadeborough.

In other words, one might escape with one’s life intact if one were to offend the Blackwood family in Jadeborough.

But if one were to offend Harrison, one would definitely die a ghastly death with nothing remaining for a burial.

“Yeah, I ran into some trouble.” The plump man known as Pablo Hearnshaw took a puff of his cigar before expounding with a chuckle. “Someone told me that Jadeborough is his territory and even said that I won’t be leaving this city alive if I dare make trouble here. Say, Mr. Seymour, is Jadeborough your territory or someone else’s?”

“Who’s that person?” Harrison’s voice turned distinctly chilly.

“Fenrir Black!” Pablo replied with a snicker. The moment Fenrir heard Harrison’s voice from the other end of the phone, such stark struck him that his legs went weak.

Others might not recognize that voice, but he was all too familiar with it.

“Hand the phone to him, please.” Suppressing his wrath, Harrison asked Pablo to pass the phone to Fenrir. When Pablo handed it to Fenrir, he put the call on speaker.

“Mr. Seymour…” Fenrir’s voice was even quivering as he spoke.

“Are you sick of living, Fenrir? Do you know who Mr. Hearnshaw is? He’s visiting Jadeborough this time to collaborate with me on a project worth several hundred million! If you ruin things for me, you won’t be seeing the sunrise tomorrow!”

“Mr. Seymour, I…” Fenrir wanted to defend himself, but Harrison didn’t give him that opportunity at all. A beep sounded as the latter hung up the phone.

At once, the entire room became eerily silent.

Everyone had their gazes fixated on Fenrir, noticing that the man’s hand that gripped the phone was trembling slightly.

“Fenrir, do you have the final say in Jadeborough, or is it Harrison who has the final say?” Pablo regarded Fenrir with a smile though the expression on his face was provocative.

“Of course, it’s Mr. Seymour!” Fenrir made his choice at lightning speed.

My influence in Jadeborough is indeed substantial, what with my connections to the authorities and triads. But what does that matter? How would I dare go head to head with Harrison? That’s just courting death! If not for him, I’ll be a nobody in Jadeborough!

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