Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 683

James left many of these marks all over the military region.

These marks were meant for assassins. Ordinary people would not be able to understand the secret code.

James did not know how the others managed to sneak in.

However, he did know that everyone had managed to infiltrate the city. That was because they left inconspicuous marks in the corners of the military region.

Everything was now in place. All they had to do was to wait until nighttime.

The generals of the twenty-eight nations would soon meet their doom.

If James and his assassins failed, however, this would be their final resting place.

That was because the armed forces garrisoned here were too powerful. They were against elite troops of at least a hundred-thousand men. To put it simply, the odds were stacked against them.

Not only that, but a three-million-strong army was also stationed in Southern Plains City.

They needed to succeed.

Failure would mean death.

As James was now the guard of the building in the military region, his electronic devices were confiscated. He lifted his head to look at the sky. The sun was setting. He could tell it was a few minutes past six.

It was almost time.

He waited patiently.

Time passed.

It was now nighttime.

The military region lit up with lights.

A convoy stopped outside the gates.

The driver was a soldier in military uniform.

A group of armed men approached the convoy.

“Get out of the car for inspection.”

“Got it.”

The driver got out of the car.

Another soldier was sitting in the passenger seat.

The man was wearing the military uniform of the allied forces. As his face was covered with paint, he was not easily recognizable.

“Bro, I’m just here to deliver vegetables. I’ve been going in and out all this time. Why wasn’t there any inspection a few days ago?”

The guy in the passenger seat got out and pulled out his identity card.

After verifying his identity, the group of soldiers guarding the gates headed toward the back of the convoy for inspection. It was full of vegetables.

“Don’t worry, sir. Security is tight here, and surveillance cameras are everywhere. Not even a fly can pass by us. If the Black Dragon comes, he won’t be getting out of here alive.”

Floyd then departed quietly.

His boss had told him that the Black Dragon was extremely capable. He would find a way to sneak in. As such, he must not let his guard down.

Floyd headed toward the surveillance room.

In it were ninety-eight monitors.

Every monitor showed surveillance camera footage of an area.

And each monitor was manned by a person.

Floyd walked over to the team.

The men who were staring at their screens stood up and said in unison, “General.”

Floyd acknowledged them and asked, “Any unusual activities?”

“Everything’s normal, sir.”

Hearing this, Floyd frowned.

Was the security too tight? Was James unable to sneak in?