An Understated Dominance

Chapter 411

“Your men seem to be quite useless. Isn’t it my turn to attack now?” Dustin yawned lazily.

Lord Horst’s countenance grew somber, his expression turning grave. He knew almost every skilled fighter

there was in Millsburg but was coming up blank when it came to Dustin.

Could Dustin be from somewhere else?

“I admire your fighting skills, kid, but I doubt you’re skilled enough to stop a bullet.” Lord Horst recovered from his shock and turned serious. “I’ve met people like you before, thinking they could cause trouble just because they had some skills. But in the end, all of them got shot to death. In this society, skills alone aren’t enough. You still need power and family backgrounds. Would you like to make a bet with me? With just a few words, I

can send you to prison.”

Edmund and the others began worrying for Dustin, who may be a good fighter but was still no match for Lord

Horst.

Putting the man’s family connections aside, the men under his control alone should be more than Dustin can

one man possibly win

you can fight? You’re still losing to Lord Horst!” Mike spat scornfully, seeming to have

you don’t try to

to regret it if I

was adept in situations like these, nothing good would

of butting heads with

Enough with the chitchat. Let Mr. Robinson and the rest go for now. We’ll settle our differences then.” Dustin’s expression was indifferent, but inside, he was already plotting their deaths. Should Lord Horst and his men continue to press him, Dustin didn’t mind getting rid of them once

society a huge favor.

time.” Lord Horst thought about it and

the hell are you guys waiting for? Scram!”

away!” Mike hurriedly led the students

Abigail suddenly asked Dustin. She had changed her mind about him after witnessing

unwavering bravery.

your father. I’ll be fine.” Dustin gave her

something, but Dustin

will only distract me.

looked conflicted but eventually left with his daughter. As Dustin said, they wouldn’t be able to help him anyway. Still, Edmund could ask the Harmon family for help. He believed that, with Ruth’s

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