Find Me In Your Labyrinth

Chapter 349

“A girl?” Charlie was kinda surprised. A girl that young would actually be a mercenary

Jonathan nodded, “She was probably only 15 then, but she had great shooting skills and was very agile. She just didn’t talk much. She’d always sit alone and loved sweets. We’d bring chocolate with us, and I gave all of mine to her!”

The mission they took on that time was to destroy a lab built by an organization deep in the primeval forest. Although the squad was temporarily put together, they quickly bonded with each other except for her. She was always cautious towards everyone and did things on her own.

He accidentally discovered her sweet tooth and started to save his chocolate for her.

At first, she wouldn’t take it but slowly accepted it.

They stayed together for three days, and besides saying thank you when accepting his chocolate, he never heard her speak at any other time.

Because she was under the highly revered Gab in the mercenary world, people were skeptical about her age and skills, but no one dared to provoke her. They didn’t even know she was a girl

It wasn’t until three days later when they entered the forest, and she took out a well-hidden camera on a tree near the lab with a single shot that everyone started to see her in a new light.

disable the weapon systems. With guards everywhere both in and out of the lab, her

spoke during planning, she had every detail memorized and synchronized perfectly with her

to the underground warehouse to destroy the drugs developed by the lab. One room was filled with test subjects. She went in to save

had already come out covered in blood, and

the room.

room to find some hemostatic medicine, and when he saw the long gash on her back. He lifted her shirt up to her wound, and that’s when he found out she

taken aback, even more than Charlie’s

long gash on her back, she didn’t say a word, pulled down her

a gas leak occurred. They had no choice

The

rubble to find them. The lab was

15.10

temperature was so low they needed to hold each other

brought plenty of

wound worsened, and