Novel & Cerita Assassin Job

I thought I could handle this on my own, thought I could bring Zephyr back without assistance because I’m her mate, but it's not enough. “Did you see the person? Did you see the assassin?” Avani snarls. I look at him, knowing this will hurt him nearly as much as it hurts me. “It’s Zephyr, Avani. She’s the assassin.” He falls back on his butt. “What? Are you sure?” he asks. I raise an eyebrow at him. “Why would she do this? Why would she kill these shifters?” Cedric asks. “They got to her,” Avani says as realization dawns on him and he looks at me. He and I have worked together long enough. We understand each other without words.

“Nina?” “An ancient assassin, she was killed based on Ryker’s orders after a trick that we pulled on her after she had lost her mind to her revenge. Regardless of the training that she once got, seeing Ryker in front of her almost every day made her lose her senses in wanting to get him killed regardless of the cost, and that would have cost my or Ezio’s lives” I said, explaining the situation. "And you chose your lives over hers?” She asked. I looked down at my feet before nodding.

“Then, it must really be good because I care about you a lot.” Argent releases a relaxed chuckle and leans back on the chair’s backrest as he runs his gaze down my naked chest. “If we’re going to be together, you have to know, Pen. I’m not just a grunt who works for a government agency. I’m one of the top directors of an organization of Assassins. Some powerful people wish me ill, and you might be in danger of simply being with me. I’ll protect you, but I need you to know this because I don’t want you coming in blind. Right now, I’m on the hunt for a former friend who has betrayed me. I was searching for him the night that we met─ the night of the auction. I’ve known Sebastian for years, and

Alessia’s hands trembled and her body trembled. Priam lifted a hand. “Guard.” A Terra soldier stepped forward, pressing a stone-forged blade to the assassin’s throat. The Emperor’s voice hardened, “Tell me who hired you.” The assassin exhaled slowly then smiled. Alessia’s breath caught. It wasn’t a smile of amusement. It was a smile of certainty. “I wasn’t hired.” Priam’s eyes narrowed,“What?” “I wasn’t hired,” the assassin repeated calmly. “I volunteered.” Eryx stiffened. “Volunteered? For what—treason?! ”

The two of them then saw Edward off as he got into the car and left the hotel. With Edward gone, Easton said to Jada, "Edward didn't lie to us after all. He hired a four stars assassin this time around, and I genuinely hope we'll finally succeed!" "I hope so too. Men are all the same, anyway. You, for instance, were ogling her thigh earlier!" Jada left after making that remark. After returning home, Victor immediately asked her, "How was it? Did you meet the assassin? Is he reliable?" Jada nodded. "It's a she, and I think she is reliable. According to her, the only path to becoming a four stars assassin is to complete a hundred assignments. Plus, she's a beautiful woman who specializes in se

Alastair's POV I stared at the report on my desk, my jaw clenched so tight it ached. Hayes stood across from me, talking rapidly. "The assassin's name was Kairo Venn. He's a low-level mercenary, known for taking jobs others wouldn't touch.” His eyes flickered to me uncertainly before adding. “He's been linked to several deaths over the past five years, but nothing we could prove in court." "And who hired him?" I asked, though I already knew the answer.

However, Zeke is generally pretty flexible about finding us short projects whenever we need a quickie. Technically, one-off jobs (where we only kill one person) are reserved for assassins, since P.S.K.’s focus more on multiple killings and assassins are better suited for ‘quick and easy’ projects. However from time-to-time Zeke will let the P.S.K.’s take on an easy one-off he doesn’t have an assassin immediately available for.

“Can I ask you something?” “Have a try.” “Are you really an assassin?” it came out as a low whisper, as though I was probing a tiger’s cage. “Yes.” “How many people have you…” it felt as though I was edging towards a cliff edge but I kept on. “Five, and then various other jobs spying, reporting and such that goes with the territory.” “Right, wow,” my bravery ran out. “Happy now?” he grunted, tearing into a chunk of bread. “Do you enjoy it? Killing people?”

“Because using it would expose him.” I stared at him. “Expose him for what?” I already didn’t like where this was going. I leaned back again, folding my arms. “What kind of job gave him that kind of money, Kailin?” I asked slowly. “Because I remember him doing menial work. Fixing things. Carrying loads. Jobs people look down on.” “That was the cover,” he said. My stomach dropped. “He was an assassin,” Kailin continued. “A damn good one.”

“Enough about that, have the warriors finished closing the gaps the rogues used? I want them coming through the front door next time not like thieves in the night.” I knew who they were, they were wolves for hire. Anyone who needed their services could hire them. They didn’t care who they worked for as long as they got paid. They worked with humans as well. They didn’t live life rogues; they were just wolves without a pack. A collective. But they attacked James because they needed money. Assassin jobs were scarce, and their leaders didn’t want to lose the members they already had. Apparently, they were skilled in different fields, and their leaders couldn’t af