King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer
Chapter 1160 - 1013 The Emerging Edward Foundation

Joe Ga's crash landing in the Amazon stunned everyone!

Aware that something was wrong, Sayyid bravely stood up, siding with Nis and sternly demanding that all the Prince's guards disarm.

The resort hall was in complete chaos, with multiple groups in a firearms standoff, making the scene extremely tense.

Dvali stared intently at his steward but remained silent.

Tahnoon tried to ease the tension but failed to find the right approach.

Al Sani's shoulder was slightly grazed, and while he was binding his wound, he heard Sayyid's words and angrily shouted, "Sayyid, it was the Shah people who made the first move..."

Sayyid was also getting anxious. If conflict ensued and important figures were harmed, it would be all over.

He knew the temperament of these Middle Eastern Royal Families well; face means everything to them...

Earlier, Sayyid promised Joe Ga that the Prince's identity wasn't that important, but now it had backfired.

Indeed, they weren't irreplaceable, but that was assuming a third party was involved.

If Al Sani had actually died earlier, even a hundred mouths wouldn't be enough for Dvali to talk his way out.

The so-called tacit understanding between Qatar and the GCC would undoubtedly be doomed!

Once the two sides turned against each other, Joe's Yemen plan would surely suffer as well.

Because he had promised Al Sani that in case of problems, P·B's cooperation with Shah would likely be over.

Now that Al Sani was only slightly injured, the situation wasn't much better!

Sayyid knew the temperament of these Princes; they might show face to Joe Ga but would absolutely not to Nis.

Watching the terrifying-looking 'Spider' with his menacing grin, the extremely tense Sayyid snatched a gun from a nearby bodyguard and fired a shot at the ceiling...

"Bang."

"If you don't shut up and listen to me…"

"Put down the guns, every one of you, or I'll take you down..."

Sayyid, this fringe Prince suddenly exploded, shocking everyone into silence.

Dvali, with a face like iron, motioned for his men to put down their guns, then glanced at Al Sani with a complicated expression before addressing Sayyid, "Prepare a boat for me; I want to leave here.

I promised to give you all an explanation with the family name as my oath!"

Sayyid looked at Dvali, who was still desperately maintaining his pride, and decisively shook his head saying, "You can't leave. Now, not only is Al Sani in danger, but you are too.

Anyone with a brain knows it wasn't you who instructed your men to assassinate Al Sani.

Your bodyguard wanted to pick a fight from the start; he probably realized he couldn't get close and attack Hu Lang, so he changed targets.

Dvali, you must stay; the only ones who could place an undercover near you would be one of your uncles. We all know one of them has a dubious relationship with Al-Qaeda.

If you leave now and something happens on the way, you'll not only be unlucky yourself but implicate Hu Lang and us."

With that, Sayyid gave Al Sani an angry look and shouted, "Have your people put down the guns, Hu Lang crashed, we need to wait for news, don't do things that make the enemy happy..."

Upon hearing this, Al Sani stood up in shock and called out, "Hu Lang crashed?"

Seeing Al Sani's attention diverted, Tahnoon proactively signaled his bodyguards to lay their guns on the ground, then he said to Dvali, "We've all put down our guns. I don't know what you're thinking, but I'm now more willing to trust P·B's people.

These people are really tense right now, let's not do anything to provoke them!

You should know, if something happens to Hu Lang, all our previous plans are washed away, and the consequences will be very serious."

Saying this, Tahnoon looked at the corpse of the one-eared strongman on the ground, shook his head, and said, "Hu Lang trusted us, but we let him down!

We must find out the mastermind behind this!"

Sayyid saw that finally someone spoke something rational, he looked at Dvali and said unhappily, "Brother, don't you realize that someone doesn't want us to unite.

Can you put away your arrogance?

It's completely meaningless and will only make us a laughingstock!"

Dvali listened, pondered for a long time, and then motioned for his bodyguards to put their guns on the ground. He then looked at his ashen-faced old steward and said, "I need an answer..."

Just as the steward was about to speak, Nis walked over with a grim expression and said, "No need, we're taking over here now.

I've always respected you, and my lover has always respected you, but you have behaved very foolishly.

Our people caught the guy sabotaging the plane fuel, I believe we'll have answers soon."

Dvali glanced at Nis, hesitated for a moment and chose not to react, instead he avoided Nis's gaze, sat in the rest area, nodded at a pale-faced Al Sani, and said 'Sorry'...

The characteristic bullheadedness of Middle Eastern Royal Family men was abundantly displayed in Dvali.

Sayyid looked at Nis apologetically and said, "How is Hu Lang now?"

Nis shook his head slightly and said, "During the last call, he was attempting a forced landing, he should be okay..."