Who Is The Strongest Assassin Novels & Stories

"Aah!" "He's so strong! Get out of the way!" The assassins, taken by surprise, grew enraged, and their leader promptly issued an order. "Since he's come here to die, kill him!" At the command, numerous shadows rushed out, attacking Alexander from all directions. The momentum was overwhelming, but their strength was unimpressive. The strongest among them was only at the Lord of War level. The most formidable aspect of the assassins was not their strength, but their fearless fighting style.

“His track record speaks for itself. He has had over a hundred missions, all against elite targets, and not a single failure. He has even slain a Transcendent Martial King!” Lord Barbenheim felt very confident. “Dustin, I know your strength is remarkable, but even you should tremble before the world’s top assassin!” Jonah was a force Lord Barbenheim had spared no expense to hire. He wanted to make sure that Dustin would not survive this encounter. Jonah was the strongest assassin from Death Hall and the top assassin in the world. Lord Barbenheim was confident that Jonah could eliminate Dustin.

I never hid anything from Alessio, he was my brother and I knew that I could trust him. "You're The assassin? The deadly?" He asked, unable to believe what he just heard. I nodded. I was waiting for him to snap at me or tell me that what I do isn't good but on the contrary, he smiled brightly at me. "I'm proud of you." He said, "My sister is the best assassin in the world. I can't be prouder." "My brother is the best sniper in the world. I can't be prouder." I mimicked making him laugh.

Futile. Still, I persisted. Twenty-five assassins. All trained. All lethal. I scouted them out and paid them a handsome sum to work together for one reason: eliminate Alpha Don Carter. He was the most powerful Alpha in the South. So eliminating him—or at least crippling him—meant going to every conceivable resource I had. Even then, success wasn't guaranteed.

“You’re strong, Kaze. “But you are forgetting one thing. I have the support of Sanwell Finances. You should know that Sanwell Finances has the resources to hire the best assassins. “I could hire Rio Sho, one of the top ten fighters of the Ryokan Refined Blade. “I would get Mr. Sho to go after Hannah and stop her from competing tonight.” Casius raised his arm with a struggle and pointed at Hannah with a menacing smile. “Since she’s here, Mr. Sho must be around. “Do it, Mr. Sho. Kill her!” Casius shouted. “Swoosh!” A blinding flash broke through the door, heading toward Hannah with speed and force.

“This mission was issued by the Swift family. Although you failed your mission, they didn’t blame you, so you won’t suffer any repercussions.” The assassin was surprised to hear the man’s words. She escaped a disaster. “Really? That's great. My target this time is a strong, powerful person. We need to be fully prepared if we have to assassinate him again!” The assassin's name was Scorpio, a professional top-notch killer who rarely failed. However, she was defeated by Philip this time. Scorpio felt a lingering fear at the thought of Philip’s terrifying strength. She had never felt such strong pressure from another person. Philip was the first.

They had not expected danger here, in this place that was supposed to be safe. The assassins were Council loyalists, their faces hidden behind black masks, their blades coated with silver poison. They had infiltrated the stronghold through a hidden passage that the builders had missed, a crack in the mountain that led straight to the heart of the complex. They did not survive long. Elif killed two, her blade finding their throats with surgical precision. Niklas killed three, his claws tearing through flesh and bone. Kara killed the last one, her hands wrapped around his neck, her violet eyes blazing with a fury that surprised even her.

“Someone explain to me why that name sounds like the apocalypse.” Lena studied her. “You’ve never heard of him?” “No.” “That’s actually impressive,” Lena said. Then she turned back to Arun. “He’s careful with his reputation.” Arun exhaled slowly. “Yes. He is.” Alina’s patience snapped. “Okay, enough mysterious silence. Who the hell is he?” Lena answered. “He’s the best assassin alive.” Alina frowned. “There are plenty of those.” Lena shook her head. “Not like him.” She stepped closer, her boots echoing softly on the concrete.

He thought having women in assassination guild would risk the safety of the guild. Michael, Victor, John, and Karlos are the assassins who take orders from me and father for assassination of someone. Lucas was also included in this group but unfortunately he is no more. Paul, Isaac and Martin are snipers, they are good at aiming their targets and killing them with one bullet. While Lucifer and Maria are like my shadow, they carry out every single disgusting action behind me and they're ruthless assassins with no heart of mercy. If they're in New York, they must have already killed George Bacardi who tried to assault me. "Boss, Maria killed George Bacardi. I tried to stop her but–"

"And back when Aldus assassinated that member of the Rothschild family, what was his ranking?" Ezra thought for a moment before answering, "He was ranked 23rd. The other two involved were ranked 58th and 31st." "Wow!" Austin's expression grew serious, and he inhaled sharply. Of the three top-tier assassins who targeted the Rothschild family, Aldus was the strongest. While this was astonishing, it also made Austin break into a cold sweat. He knew Aldus's capabilities well, yet he was only ranked 23rd. Just how formidable were the assassins ranked higher on the Death List?