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"Mr. Quail, I've donated a significant amount of resources. Is it too much to ask for a tracking system to ensure the supplies are reaching those in need?" Mackenzie's tone grew firm.

Seeing that he couldn't simply push her away, Anthony resorted to stalling. "Ms, Quillen, you're adding to our workload! We're already short on staff, and you're making things even more complicated." Mackenzie chuckled. "That's perfect! I've brought my own team along. If you're short-staffed, they're more than capable of stepping in. In fact, they're highly experienced, so there's no need to worry." "Uh..." Anthony hesitated, clearly scrambling for another excuse, Mackenzie's eyes suddenly hardened, and she asked coldly, "Mr. Quail, are you hiding something? If you keep stalling, I'll have no choice but to expose this mess to the public. Then you'll be facing a nationwide backlash." 10 Fri, Nov 29 D Chapter 2010 The Terrifying Bandits "Umm..." 67% # Anthony was left speechless, trapped by her resolve. Mackenzie was not someone to be trifled with. No wonder she's managed to climb to the top of the Nuthana Chamber of Commerce! Unable to dismiss her, Anthony feared Mackenzie might see through his act. He tried to excuse himself, but Rhett stopped in once again, leaving him with no way out.

"Mr. Quall, we're just trying to ensure the disaster relief efforts are honest and fair. We won't stand by and let the supplies be siphoned off by corrupt hands," Mackenzie said, her gaze sharp.

"Mr. Jidrus Abovos already toldthat hardly any of the supplies have reached Riverhaven. If this blows up, you won't be able to contain the fallout." "Well... Um..." Anthony finally broke under the pressure and sighed heavily. "Ms. Quillen, I've been forced into this! Those supplies weren't stolen by me-they Chapter 2010 The Terrifying Bandits were taken by bandits!" "Bandits?" Mackenzie's brow furrowed, still not fully convinced.

67%1 Noticing her doubt, Anthony exclaimed, swear on my life, it's true! If I'm lying, may a terrible fate befall me!" The way he spoke and the desperation in his expression made Mackenzie believe there was struth to his words, but she wasn't fully convinced yet.

"If you were raided by bandits, why didn't you report it? Are you just trying to cover your own incompetence with excuses?" "Report it? Report it to whom?" Anthony and his staff sighed in unison, their frustration evident.

"Ms, Quillen, you're not from the West End. You don't know how things work here!" 2/309 16:29 Fn, Nov 29 B 9 Chapter 2010 The Terrifying Bandits Anthony let out a long sigh and finally revealed the truth to her 0 "In the West End, the land is vast, and the population is sparse, Transportation and communication are difficult, and there are more hidden gangs and underground organizations here than you can imaginer He paused for a moment before continuing. "The most notorious of them is the Five Poison Sect. They're the ones pulling the strings for all the gangs in the West End. They don't directly commit many crimes, but anyone who does needs to pay tribute to them for protection." Mackenzie frowned at this information.

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members of the Five Poison Sect and destroyed several of their bases, in the end, they all met a tragic death." Anthony sighed and further explained, “The first time, the police were ambushed and wiped out in the wilderness. The second time, they cback victorious but mysteriously died of poison later. Ever since then, everyone has been terrified

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