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Chapter 753 - 753 395 Bai Kui also known as Big Soss (4200)_2

Chapter 753: 395 Bai Kui, also known as Big Soss (4200)_2 Chapter 753: 395 Bai Kui, also known as Big Soss (4200)_2 Underneath the sun, Soss’s brows furrowed slightly, a sense of unease looming over him.

Just outside, at the end of the corridor, around a quiet corner.

One of George’s men pulled out a badge, half the size of a palm and in the shape of a shield. In its center was a Judgment Sword surrounded by olive tendrils and wheat patterns along its edges. The sword was engraved with detailed thorn patterns.

Upon receiving it, George knew in an instant that it was genuine.

This was an Honor Badge issued directly by the Legion Commander. Imitation was not only impossible but also a risk no one dared to take. He immediately thought of the recent tumultuous events.

“Was it that Dark Bronze Level Hunter named Bai Kui? The one who was once the disciple of the Shadow Hunter, the Blood Axe Herbert? The least noticeable contestant for the fourth spot in the Shadow Hunter rank…” George’s mind raced through all of this information.

He recalled how much Holy Spring Water this honor badge could be exchanged for in the Hunters Association: 800 units! Equivalent to the total sum of the task rewards that a Dark Gold Level hunter would receive over six or seven years, this was by no means a small number. It is just a little less than what the resources management department has in reserve.

If offered as payment, it would take at least two to three weeks to replenish even a little bit of the Holy Springs Water in reserve. If that was the case, then the Holy Springs Water just promised to Soss might… George’s face revealed an expression of dilemma because maintaining the Royal Family’s reputation was truly costly.

He rubbed the uneven surface of the badge with his fingertips for a moment.

After some contemplation, he asked his subordinate,

“Where is he now?”

Five minutes later, George walked up the stairs and arrived at the second-floor hallway.

The rest room was just at the end of the hallway.

He thought of what to say for a moment, then nodded with satisfaction.

Indeed, George had decided to continue honoring the deal with Soss. After all, he was a noble, and there were certain things out of his control. Offending Sos – who is backed by the royal family, would not be wise. Moreover, there is a future possibility that Soss might become a Shadow Hunter. As for Bai Kui, he could still provide what was promised, just with a bit of delay. Whether it’s given now or in a month doesn’t make much difference…

After all, what could a Dark Bronze Level hunter possibly do with so much Holy Springs Water?

He wouldn’t be able to use all of it in such a short amount of time.

George had it all figured out. Bai Kui was definitely the easier one to deal with – a Dark Bronze Level hunter and another old hunter, whose strength had also fallen to the level of Dark Bronze. Reason and emotions would suffice to make them understand.

“Ahem ahem…”

He cleared his throat, practicing a smile in front of the door. Keeping up appearances was necessary, especially when dealing with a badge issued by the commander himself.

The door wasn’t locked, so George adjusted his hair and walked in.

“Mr. Bai Kui, I apologize… the reserve of the resources department might…”

“Ah…”

The fluent words suddenly got stuck in his mouth. George was petrified, holding onto the doorknob, feeling like ants were crawling on his back.

Ahead, the rest room seemed to darken. The curtains shut out a third of the sunlight. On the sofa, an older man with a strong body was hidden in the darkness. He was missing his left arm, but his right arm was still robust. His facial contours were extremely intimidating, with faint black eyes exerting a pressing force.

With just a casual glance, he gave off a feeling of being threatened with a blade, causing goosebumps to raise on George’s neck and chest area.

Beside the sofa, another muscular older man had his back facing him. It was as if George was standing before a wild and strong brown bear. The older man turned to face George upon hearing the door opening, revealing his rugged and exuberant face. His shirt was partially unbuttoned, revealing a patch of black on his bulky chest.

It wasn’t body hair but a peculiar fluid metal, extremely menacing.

It was as if an eerie heart was pulsating outside the body.

A forceful aura was rapidly approaching, intertwined with a barely repressible killing intention. George felt like he was locked onto by a bear.

“Ah…”

He instinctively wanted to retreat from the room. Suddenly, his eyes caught sight of the badges on each man’s chest. The shape of a hand holding a Judgment Sword, made of a silver color. Only the branch leaders of the Dark Hunt Organization possessed such a badge.

Both of these old men are branch leaders?!

“Come on in, don’t stand by the doorway,”

The older man, who was as robust as a wild bear, spoke with an undeniable aura of authority. Unconsciously, George did as he was told and shut the door.

Immediately, he regretted it. The door closed, leaving the room air-tight, and the aura and pressure seemed to intensify. It was not only from the two old men on the left but also the domineering aura that filled up half the room on the right. It was a young, burly man dressed in a white shirt and trousers.

This man was nearly 1.9 meters tall, with a body even larger than the previous older man. His sleeves were rolled up to his elbows, revealing muscular forearms as solid as granite. The upper part of his shirt was wide open, revealing a triangular-shaped muscle at the back of his neck.

Like Soss, the man also had blond hair, even longer. Paired with his ruggedly handsome facial features, his eyes screamed of a domineering vibe.

There was a certain resemblance between the auras of these two, but to be honest,

Soss seemed like a child in his presence.

George was willing to recognize him as Big Soss!

The gaze of this man came across, inducing a substantial sense of oppression. He was backlit by the sunlight, accentuating the grandeur of his physique.

“What were you saying about the resources department? Clarify it.”

His deep voice echoed in George’s ears.

George hurriedly said, “No… Nothing…”