The underworld queen come back and slays novel Chapter 466

Chapter 466 To Indigo Training Ground

Chapter 466 To Indigo Training Ground

While Raven and Saxon were racing full speed toward Indigo Lab, Rin was already half–mad with rage.

He yanked the fallen Benedict off the ground and, with a loud crack, slapped him across the face–hard enough to leave bloody welts.

“You little bastard,” Rin snarled, eyes bloodshot. “You’ve seen Cassian, haven’t you? This phone–it’s his, right? That call just now, was it to Raven?”

Benedict didn’t answer. His head tilted down slightly, gaze fixed on Rin’s wrist–then suddenly, he sank his teeth into it with no warning at all.

“Aaagh!” A scream of agony tore from Rin’s throat as pain shot up his arm. He wrenched his wrist free, only to see a bite mark so deep the bone was nearly visible beneath the blood.

Enraged beyond reason, Rin struck again, another brutal slap to Benedict’s cheek. The boy’s small face snapped to the side, blood immediately dripping from the corner of his mouth. But he didn’t flinch. Instead, he turned back and bit down–this time on Rin’s forearm.

Rin ripped his arm away once more, but this time he had completely lost it. His eyes glowed with fury as he raised his hand for a third strike–this one aimed with full force, a blow that could easily shatter the bones in Benedict’s face.

But just before his palm connected, a hand shot out from the side and caught Rin by the wrist mid–swing.

“Who the hell are you?” Rin gasped, spinning around–only to find a man standing beside him, one who had appeared without a sound. It was Thorian.

He hadn’t planned to come. Even though he’d known Cassian was here, he had no intention of getting involved–until someone had approached him earlier and said something that changed his mind. Now, he had to see for himself what kind of man Cassian truly was.

If Cassian didn’t deserve Raven… then Thorian would have no problem removing the obstacle that stood in her way.

“What are you doing here? Who are you?” Rin repeated, voice tense and sharp.

He could feel it–this man radiated power. Just one look, and Rin knew he wasn’t a match. He was afraid, but didn’t dare show it. He couldn’t afford to provoke the wrong person.

Before Thorian could reply, another man stepped out from the shadows–Oakley Rasmussen, his expression cold and calculating.

Oakley smiled thinly. “Relax. We’re here to help you.”

“Help me?” Rin eyed him warily.

Oakley caught the suspicion in his gaze and nodded. “Of course. The enemy of my enemy is my friend. Raven is my mortal enemy. I can’t get to her yet, so I figured… why not kill her man first? I’ll take my time getting to her.”

But Rin still looked unconvinced.

Oakley didn’t push. He smiled again, calm as ever, and added, “That kid just called Raven, didn’t he? She’s on her way here. But you there’s no way you’ll be able to kill Cassian in time. So tell me… when she gets here and sees the state he’s in, do you really think she’ll let you live?”

Rin’s stomach twisted at those words.

“You really have a grudge against Cassian?” he asked, eyes narrowing, watching Oakley’s every expression.

He didn’t understand how this man even knew Cassian was here–let alone what state he was in–but the hatred in his eyes when he mentioned Raven was undeniable.

And the man had a point. If Raven showed up and saw Cassian like this, there wouldn’t be enough lives in Rin’s body to make up for it.

He didn’t want to die. Not like this.

Oakley clearly saw the hesitation.

He didn’t answer Rin’s question directly, but stepped forward and said with quiet intensity, “Tell me where Cassian is. If you don’t, when Raven arrives, she’ll tear you and your people apart.”