Chapter 313 Richters anger (1/2)

When Richter heard that they lost contact with Henry, he could no longer contain his rage and screamed. He then proceeded to destroy his room, he punched the walls, kicked the closets, and started shooting randomly at the air.

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Henry who was now dead would be surprised to see Richter this angry. Henry before dying truly thought Richter sent him to Sayaka to die, yet the truth was different. In Richter's eyes no matter how famous the current Shadow was, he was nothing but a second grade assassin, not to mention the target was the weaker Sayaka. Richter truly believed that one of his subordinates was enough to handle such a situation. Since in his eyes both the current Shadow and Sayaka were nothing but babes that could barely survive a real battle.

He really didn't expect that his subordinate that has been carefully handpicked by the Greyhound family to be this weak.

So once Richter was able to calm down a bit, he called for the four who had finished their mission properly.

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When the four entered Richter's private room, the first thing they saw were the cracks on the wall, and then the destroyed metal closets. The four of them seeing this scene knew that their boss wasn't going to act reasonably.

There were only two times their boss acted like this. The first time was the time when he just recently killed his brother. The second time was when he was forced to retreat from Lyner. Every time he got this angry he would first start complaining, then he would ask his best subordinates to spar with him, that was basically him asking to beat everyone until they were near death.

When Richter saw the four enter his room, he sat down on the remains of a broken chair. He then sternly looked at his subordinates while radiating killing intent. The four could practically hear each others heart beating faster, because of fear.

The four of them, no, it was not only them but the majority of the members of the Shadow Mercenaries, were afraid of this person. They who were people who were mostly fearless. Their pride and courage was so big that not even the threat of death could get them to act like this. Yet in front of Richter, his sheer presence alone was enough to make them fear him.

”Do you know why I called you here?” Richter asked while looking at each of them. None of the four knew the answer so they remained silent.