Chapter 564

Chapter 564:

Egan was indeed a pivotal member of the Dark Hall, and his Sup Group had flourished with the Organization’s backing, securing his unyielding loyalty.

The Night Palace served as the assassin division, tasked with removing obstacles for the Dark Night Organization.

Unlike the Dark Hall, the Night Palace was structured into four tiers: Emerald, Diamond, Platinum, and Gold. Red Jack, who had attacked Ashton, was a Diamond-level assassin sent to assist Fraser, holding a rank parallel to Fraser’s in the Dark Hall.

“This is all I know about the Dark Night Organization. Although I’m a core member of the Dark Hall, Fraser is inherently mistrustful and keeps his true intentions close to his chest,” Egan confessed.

Ashton’s expression darkened as he absorbed Egan’s revelations.

While Egan’s insights shed light on the organizational hierarchy, they lacked the crucial information Ashton sought.

“You don’t know why Fraser orchestrated the terror attacks? Or where he’s hiding?” Ashton asked, his voice cold and unyielding.

Egan, drenched in perspiration, shook his head vigorously. “I swear, I don’t know! Unless he reaches out to me, I have no means of locating him.”

Ashton’s gaze hardened. “Then you will collaborate with me to draw him out.”

Egan’s complexion turned ashen, and he sank to his knees before Ashton, desperation spilling from his lips. “I’ve failed in the mission; if Fraser sees me, I’ll endure a fate worse than death! Please, don’t force me into this. I’ll relinquish my shares in Sup Group—just let me live! Send me to the Warship Isle with my sons, I beg you!”

Ashton’s eyes sparkled with intrigue.

Egan’s revelations indicated that Sup Group had risen due to the Dark Night Organization’s support, while simultaneously, the company covertly funded the Organization’s operations. If Ashton gained control over Sup Group, he would sever Fraser’s financial lifeline.

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With this revelation in mind, Ashton smiled and extended his hand. “Fraser certainly raised a commendable traitor. In that case, I will gladly accept Sup Group.”

The following day, shocking news rippled through Staville: a terrorist attack had targeted the birthday party of Rayden Smith, the director of the Staville Police Department.

Fortunately, due to the quick response of the police, there were no fatalities, and only a few minor injuries were reported. The Staville Police Department earned high praise for their efficient handling of the crisis.

However, before this story could dominate conversations, an even more explosive piece of news quickly took over the headlines.

Egan, the chairman of Sup Group, unexpectedly held a livestreamed press conference.

With a serious tone, he announced, “After thorough consideration of our strategic direction, I have decided to relocate overseas with my sons. Following amicable negotiations, I will transfer all my shares of Sup Group to Skyline Group. Sup Group will soon merge with Skyline Group. Please stay tuned for further developments.”

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