The Reborn Aristocrat’s Daughter
Chapter 106: The Curtain Falls (1)_1

Chapter 106: Chapter 106: The Curtain Falls (1)_1

Situ Xin had pretty much guessed the situation by the time the car stopped. She sneered, "I didn’t expect their movements to be so swift. It seems they’re quite scared too."

"Is that so? Then I’ll go have a look," said Situ Haotian, completely unaware of the situation, as he reached to open the car door and step out.

Upon seeing her father about to open the car door, Situ Xin panicked. She knew the person lying outside had to be the enemy’s. Fearing for her father’s safety, but unable to reveal herself in front of everyone, she had no choice but to hold on to her dad’s clothes. As soon as he opened the door and stepped out, the moment he closed the door, she slipped out of the space. The darkness outside, combined with her short stature, meant no one noticed her.

"Dad, don’t go there, they were sent by the opposition. Hurry back into the car," Situ Xin hastily said as soon as she emerged.

"Baby, you..." Situ Haotian started, but was cut off when he saw a figure suddenly appear on the other side of the car. Situ Xin saw it too and narrowed her eyes. If she wasn’t mistaken, that should be a ninja from Country R.

She hadn’t expected Country R to go to such lengths, even dispatching ninjas. Situ Xin thought to herself, "With ninjas sent out, it looks like the matter targeting our few families is no simple affair." Probing with her mental strength, she detected three more hidden in the shadows besides the two lying in the middle of the road and standing by the car. It seemed these two were a distraction, with the other three being the main operatives.

Situ Xin inwardly scoffed, "You unlucky ninjas, running into me."

"Dad, you keep an eye on Boss Sheng. I’ll handle those guys." While Situ Xin was staring at the ninja, the ninja also glanced over, but his gaze wasn’t on Situ Xin; it was fixed on Situ Haoran.

If Situ Xin wasn’t seeing things, she could detect contempt in the ninja’s eyes. She frowned; was this ninja too arrogant, daring to look at her father, Situ Xin, with such disdain? He was courting death.

"Baby, you watch Boss Sheng, and I’ll deal with these guys," Situ Haotian said, furrowing his brows. By his instincts, the newcomers were formidable. And how could he allow his daughter to take risks?

Situ Xin knew her father’s thoughts, but this situation wasn’t about sentiment, "Dad, listen to me, these are not ordinary people, they are ninjas, and you’re not yet capable of facing them. But I have a way to deal with them." Situ Xin wasn’t boasting. In her past life, she had encountered ninjas from Country R and hadn’t gained any advantage over them.

Afterwards, she had researched ninjas thoroughly, prepared for the next encounter to redeem herself. Indeed, she’d found their weaknesses.

However, in this life, given Situ Xin’s current cultivation level, these ninjas were nothing in her eyes.

"Baby, I..." Situ Haotian tried to say something but was pushed back into the car by Situ Xin who had opened the door. She sensed that the three ninjas hidden in darkness had started to move, and even the one lying in the middle of the road had disappeared.

Situ Xin also pulled out a gun from the space, but after getting hold of it, she put it back. Suddenly, she thought that simply disposing of the five ninjas was letting Country R off too easy. If she could capture these five ninjas alive, she could later ask her family’s elders to seek an explanation from Country R.

With that thought, she swapped the gun in her hand for a needle, which she had coated with some powder she had made herself.

Situ Haotian, being a seasoned martial artist with inner strength, sensed the movements of the ninjas. He watched his daughter outside the window, anxious.

When Situ Xin felt the ninja touch the car door, she struck. Before the ninja could react, a needle had pierced his body, and he found himself paralyzed.

While monitoring the movements of the other four ninjas with her mental strength, after having incapacitated one, Situ Xin’s lips curled into a cold smile. Then, without any visible action, four "thud thud thud thud" sounds of objects hitting the ground were heard.

Situ Xin smiled, clearly satisfied with her skill in this life. In her previous life, although she wasn’t afraid of ninjas, it took a significant effort to defeat them, especially when facing five at once. But in this life, she could take them down with a single move.

"Alright, come down," Situ Xin said after opening the car door to Situ Haotian.

"You’re the one from earlier today." All those sitting in the car were Situ Haotian’s subordinates; they weren’t strangers to Situ Xin. Although they had only seen her once, they couldn’t forget her even if they wanted to, given the circumstances.

"Is it resolved?" Situ Haotian’s heart was still in his mouth, so he was a bit incredulous at his daughter’s words.

"Yes, it’s all clear now. You take some men and arrest those five. They’ll be useful later." Situ Xin had just finished speaking when the car that had been in front of Situ Haotian’s turned back around.

Halfway through the ride, Xiao Guobing suddenly realized that Situ Haotian’s car, which had been following behind them, was nowhere to be seen, which meant trouble. They did not dare to delay and quickly turned the car around to come back.

"What happened? Is everything alright?" Xiao Guobing jumped of the car and walked over. He saw Situ Haotian and Situ Xin standing safely there, and Boss Sheng also sitting calmly inside the car.

"Yes, there was a bit of a situation, but it’s all resolved now. Good that you’ve arrived, take those people into custody. I’ll explain the details when we get back," Situ Haotian said.

Following Situ Xin’s guidance, they found the other five ninjas. Situ Haoran, Xiao Guobing, and their faces changed when they saw them. The thought had never crossed their minds that the people who had come to kill and silence them would be ninjas. After exchanging looks, they ordered their subordinates to drag the five ninjas into the car.