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Chapter 2012 Luring the Enemy
Chapter 2012
“This time, it might not be possible!”
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The bandit leader with the felt hat frowned. “They’ve got serious protection
now, and not just one expert. If we go head–to–head, we might lose. Better to
live to fight another day. Once these experts leave, we can strike the next
convoy.”
Though the henchmen felt disappointed, they knew all too well the dangers
of their line of work. One wrong move and it could be the end of the road for
them. So, despite the missed opportunity, they agreed with their leader’s
cautious decision.
Down at the base of the mountain, Rhett quickly leaped back into the vehicle,
leaving Anthony and the others in awe.
They had never seen anyone with such agility and skill before.
No wonder the Chairman of the Nuthana Chamber of Commerce dares to
challenge Teddy Tanner. Ms. Quillen seems to have the strength and support
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to hold her ground.
“What’s the situation up ahead, Rhett?” Mackenzie immediately asked.
Rhett leaned in and whispered in her ear, “Your Holiness, there are indeed
bandits in the mountains. I caught two trying to blow up the road, but I took
care of them. From what I can sense, there are at least a few hundred more
hiding in the hills, though they don’t seem eager to make a move.”
Mackenzie’s expression turned serious. She nodded and said, “Thank you for
your hard work, Rhett.”
Rhett simply stood tall behind her, folding his arms as he resumed his watch
like a stone statue.
“Ms. Quillen, what should we do now?” Anthony asked nervously, still shaken
at the thought of bandits.
“It’s fine. Let’s keep moving. No one’s going to rob us,” Mackenzie replied
calmly.
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Hearing her confidence, Anthony let out a small sigh of relief, though he was
still on edge. It wasn’t until the entire convoy had passed through the
treacherous pass that he could finally relax.
“Ms. Quillen, we really owe you for this! With your people here, those vicious
bandits didn’t dare make a move,” Anthony said, visibly relieved.
In truth, he wasn’t a corrupt official or a schemer. He had only been trying to
protect his position and reputation after the last supply convoy had been
robbed. That’s why he had resorted to some underhanded methods to cover
jt up. Now, with this shipment safely en route to the disaster–stricken area, he
felt his troubles were behind him.
But just as he was feeling optimistic, Mackenzie suddenly spoke up. It’s
getting late, and pushing forward through the night isn’t safe. Let’s rest for a
few hours and continue at dawn.”
“What? But…” Anthony and his team were caught off guard by her suggestion.
They had just cleared the most dangerous part of the route.
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Shouldn’t we push on to deliver the supplies to Riverhaven as soon as
possible?
“Mr. Quail, the bandits know we won’t stay in West End forever. Once we leave,
they’ll go back to their old ways, and the people here will continue to suffer.”
Mackenzie added again, “Since I’m here, I intend to take care of these bandits
and restore order to the West End. If the main road isn’t safe, how can
commerce flourish? How can the economy of this region thrive?”
Her words were filled with conviction.
Anthony and the others nodded in agreement with her reasoning, but they
were still nervous.
“Ms. Quillen, we truly appreciate your dedication, but this shipment needs to
reach Riverhaven as quickly as possible. If anything goes wrong, we’ll be held
responsible!” Anthony said, fear evident in his voice.
Mackenzie understood their concerns but remained firm. “If we want to truly
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help the West End, we can’t afford to compromise with criminals. We have a
rare chance here, and we must seize it. We’re taking down these bandits
tonight! Stop the convoy!”
“What? But…”
Anthony hesitated. He didn’t want to give the order, but he didn’t dare oppose
Mackenzie either. He stood there, caught between a rock and a hard place.
“I said–stop the convoy!”
Mackenzie’s voice rang out with a queenly authority, each word crisp and
commanding, leaving no room for refusal.
Left with no choice, Anthony reluctantly nodded. He knew full well that even if
he didn’t give the order, Mackenzie’s people were more than capable of
stopping the convoy on their own.
After the vehicles came to a halt, Mackenzie stepped out.
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Quintus quickly rushed over with a coat and draped it around her shoulders.
“Mackenzie, the mountain winds are fierce at night. Be careful not to catch a
cold, or Emmanuel will definitely blame me for not taking care of you
properly.”
“Thanks!”
Mackenzie smiled softly in response and began to survey the surroundings.
It was late autumn, with winter just around the corner, and the mountain air
was crisp, with light snowflakes beginning to fall.
Truth be told, life as a bandit wasn’t easy–it was a tough way to make a
living.
“Your Holiness, even if we stop here, those mountain bandits may not dare to
rush down,” Rhett suddenly remarked.
Mackenzie nodded and instructed Quintus, “Open up the most valuable
wagons we have and light them up. Let’s bait the fish.”
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“Got it! Fishing’s my favorite thing!” Quintus responded as if he had just been
injected with adrenaline, hurrying off to make arrangements.
“Even so, wolves may not be bold enough to steal from a tiger’s feast,” Rhett
speculated.
“No, when the hunger is strong enough, even a kitten will risk it all to steal
from a tiger’s plate, let alone a wolf,” Mackenzie said confidently.
Rhett didn’t argue further. He knew time would tell who was right–him or
Mackenzie.
As expected, once the carriages were opened, and Quintus deliberately
illuminated the treasures inside, the bandits on the mountain finally couldn’t
contain themselves.
“Boss, those goods are worth at least a hundred million, maybe even a
billion!”
“If we pull this off, we’ll be set for life!”
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