The Legendary Man

Chapter 210 Kill Him
“Tommy, the only reason you’re still standing there and talking to me is because I showed you mercy.” Tommy thought his fury
would scare Jonathan into submission, but that only fueled the latter’s annoyance. “You would have been dead if you hadn’t
been my uncle.”
Jonathan was looking at Tommy as if he was nothing but a corpse. If it weren’t because Tommy was his uncle, he would have
been a dead man the moment he stepped foot into the villa.
“Are you trying to scare me, Jonathan?” Tommy sneered, thinking that it was just an empty threat. “You and what army? Even if I
were to give you ten years, you would still be too weak to stand up against me. Just because you know some thugs in
Jadeborough do not mean you can rule the place.
“All I have to do is make some calls, and you will lose your backup in seconds.”
Graham Group’s chairman? The most ruthless man in Jadeborough? The mayor? They are all nothing in front of the Goldsteins.
I can wipe them all out whenever I want to.
Even the most powerful, prominent family in Jazona is just our pawn. These thugs can do nothing in the face of the Goldsteins.
“You have until the count of three. If I still see you in my house, I shall show you no mercy.” Jonathan gave him an ultimatum, for
all negotiations had broken down.
Ever since they exiled him ten years ago, they were already dead to him. If it weren’t because they were related, he would have
flattened them when he led his guards on the crusade in Yaleview three years ago.
He had allowed the Goldsteins to survive the bloodbath in Yaleview when every single aristocratic family was wiped off the
surface of the world. Do they really think I’m scared of them?
“No mercy? Well, I would love to see it for myself then.” Tommy dismissed Jonathan’s threats. He sneered and looked at the
burly men in black. “Teach him a lesson, but make sure he stays alive. He is of no use to me if he is dead.”
“Yes, sir!” The men in black obliged and charged toward Jonathan. They were obviously trained, judging from how they moved.
Every time they attacked, they went straight for Jonathan’s vitals.
If it were not for Tommy’s reminder, they would have gone for the kill right from the start.

“Very well then.” Even though the men were charging toward him, Jonathan showed no sign of panic. He looked at them coldly
and took a step ahead, just enough to keep Josephine behind him. Then, he leaped into the air and slammed his fist against the
neck of the man who was leading the pack.
Smack! A loud impact roared through the living room, and the man fell to the ground with a sickening crunch before he could
even react to the attack.
“How is this possible?” The moment his subordinate fell, Tommy felt his eyelid twitch. His eyes bulged with disbelief.
The burly men in black were professional hitmen he hired from the black market with a profane amount of money. Over the long
years of their professional career, the hitmen had killed countless people, and Tommy estimated that they would be put on trial
for at least a few dozen murders if they were to be brought to justice.
Not even the special forces were a match for them, let alone Jonathan. Or so Tommy thought. However, the truth was always
ready to teach him a lesson as he witnessed his nephew knocked one man out with a single punch. To make things worse, that
hitman couldn’t even react to it either.
How could this be?
While Tommy was still immersed in his shock, Jonathan leaped once more and slammed his fist against another hitman’s head.
A deafening thud growled across the battlefield, and the hitman’s head rolled to the side before he blacked out.
Barely a minute after the battle had commenced, he already took half of the hitmen squad out. The other half remained, but
seeing their comrades tasting defeat so swiftly at the hands of a single man struck fear into their hearts. They looked at each
other which only intensified their terror.
Civilians like Tommy and Josephine might not see how powerful Jonathan’s punches were, but these men could.
Even the world’s top hitmen could take out a fighter down with a single punch, let alone them. Nor could anyone do that without
their enemy showing any retaliation, but Jonathan proved them wrong.
The men in black suddenly came to a unanimous decision. “We have to kill him.”
At that point, they could no longer care about their employer’s orders. If they didn’t go for the kill, they were certain Jonathan
would slaughter them one by one.

Once they made that decision, the hitmen glanced at each other once more and whipped out their weapons, aiming for
Jonathan’s vitals.
Some of them held a triangular bayonet, while some held a gun, and some held a dagger. There were a lot of weapons around,
but their goal remained the same—to take Jonathan’s life.
“Insolent!” Jonathan had shown the men mercy, but they pushed their luck and tried to kill him. That act of foolishness ultimately
sealed their fates. He became a black silhouette as he leaped up into the air, grabbed the neck of one hitman and snapped it
backward.
A disgusting snap was heard through the living room as Jonathan broke the hitman’s neck, and the latter fell to the ground
before he could even make a sound. That was the first death.
“Open fire!”
The sudden murder caught the remaining hitmen by surprise. They were shocked, especially the one holding a pistol. Panicked,
he pulled the trigger and sent a bullet flying toward Jonathan.
The moment he pulled the trigger, Jonathan dodged it quickly and held the man’s wrist. He pulled it back upward, and another
sickening snap was heard as he broke the hitman’s wrist.
The man yelped in pain and dropped his pistol, only to it fall into the hands of Jonathan. Never would the hitman imagine his last
words to be a yelp, but he had no time to ponder on that matter because Jonathan pulled the trigger and blew his brains out.
As the bullet pierced through the man’s head, blood splattered everywhere as a gooey matter flowed down the hitman’s lifeless
corpse.
The man in black’s whimper was cut short as he fell down with a thud. His eyes were still wide open with shock and disbelief,
contemplating the last moments of his life.
“You have no idea who you are dealing with. Using a gun against me was a mistake.” Jonathan snorted. He twirled the pistol
around his finger and sent a few more bullets flying at the remaining hitmen. They were trying to attack him, but before they
could even get close, they had already fallen. A pool of blood started to form around them.
When the last hitman finally fell, an eerie silence descended upon the living room.

All the hitmen who were trying to kill Jonathan earlier were lying on the ground, lifeless.
Tommy stood before the horrific scene alone, gawking at his nephew. His soul was filled with fear and terror.