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Chapter 227 Rather Betray Alan Than Cross Cronus   

Author: Five Generals
“The young man is amazing. Tim, the best fighter in the casino, is no match for him. Man, Tim got beaten up real bad.”

“I know, right? I witnessed Tim take down a few gym rats who were on orders to cause trouble in the place.”

“Tsk. So what if the man can fight? Didn’t you hear Hades calling on his security officers to kill him? They are all armed with weapons. The young man can’t defend himself with just his fists.”

The casino players stared at Kaze and chatted among themselves.

The two dozen security officers whipped out their weapons of choice and charged toward Kaze.

Hades had always been generous to them.

Now that Tim lost to Kaze, anyone who could restrain Kaze would be heavily rewarded.

These fugitives with blood in their hands saw dollar signs in Kaze.

The person charging in the front was a burly man with a scarred face, waving his 20-pound knife around. He zeroed in on Kaze’s neck, his gaze sharp.

Swoosh.

The knife went for Kaze’s neck.

Some timid casino
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