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Chapter 183 Lynn defeats the bad guys

"Hans, are you alright?" Lynn stopped attacking and asked with concern.

Hans waved his hand, panting, and said, "I'm fine, just a little weak. Let me rest for a while."

Let's continue.

Lynn nodded, but a hint of worry lingered in his heart. He knew Hans's injuries hadn't fully healed, and such high-intensity training might put a strain on his body. But he also understood that Hans was a stubborn man who wouldn't give up easily.

The two rested on the sidelines for a while, then Hans stood up again: "Lynn, let's continue. I can't let myself fall too far behind."

Looking into Hans's determined eyes, Lynn felt a surge of respect. He nodded and resumed his duel with Hans. This time, their battle was less intense and more focused on technique and strategy. Lynn patiently guided Hans on how to generate power and how to defend and counter-attack, and Hans humbly accepted the guidance.

Keep trying new moves.

As time went on, their teamwork became increasingly seamless. They poured their sweat into the fighting ring, savoring the thrill of each strike. The audience in the arena was also captivated by their spectacular performance, stopping to watch.

"Lynn, you did a great job today," Hans said with a smile, wiping the sweat from his forehead.

Lynn smiled and said, "You too. I think your legwork has improved again."

They looked at each other and smiled, as if all their weariness and pain had vanished in that moment. They knew that no matter what challenges and difficulties they faced in the future, as long as they could fight side by side and support each other, nothing could stop them from moving forward.

As the sun set, the crowd in the fighting arena gradually dispersed. Lynn and Hans sat on the sidelines, enjoying a moment of peace. They talked about their past experiences, their future dreams, and the unforgettable times they had spent together. Every conversation was filled with laughter and emotion, as if they had returned to those youthful and beautiful years.

"Lynn, thank you," Hans said suddenly. "Thank you for always being there for me, supporting and encouraging me. Without you, I probably wouldn't have made it this far."

Lynn patted Hans on the shoulder: "Brothers don't need to say thank you. We're comrades and brothers for life."

The two shook hands firmly, their eyes shining with determination.

The night was as dark as ink, and the city's hustle and bustle gradually subsided under the cloak of darkness. The lights in Hans's house shone warmly in the darkness, and a steaming dinner was laid out on the table. Hans and Lisa sat facing each other, enjoying this rare moment of peace.

"How was school today?" Hans asked as he ate, his eyes filled with affection for Lisa.

Lisa smiled slightly, her eyes sparkling with youthful energy: "Today was so much fun! Our class organized a debate, and I represented the affirmative side, giving it my all!"

Hans asked with interest, "Oh? What was the topic of the debate? How did you perform?"

Lisa excitedly described the topic: "The topic was 'Does technology make humans happier?' Of course, I argued my point and expressed many opinions! Although I didn't win in the end, I think I did a pretty good job."

Hans smiled and nodded, his eyes full of satisfaction: "Lisa, you've always been great. No matter the outcome, the important thing is that you dare to express your thoughts, and that's the most valuable thing."

The two chatted and ate in a warm and harmonious atmosphere. However, this tranquility did not last long, as a sudden loud noise shattered the harmony.

"Bang!" The door was violently kicked open, and a group of people burst in. They were dressed in black and wore masks, revealing only their cold eyes.

Hans and Lisa were both startled by the sudden turn of events. Hans quickly stood up, blocking Lisa's path, and looked warily at the uninvited guests: "Who are you? What do you want?"

One of the men in black spoke coldly, "We're here to take Lisa away. If you know what's good for you, don't meddle." Hans' heart tightened, but he quickly calmed down. He knew these people were up to no good, and he had to find a way to protect Lisa.

"Lisa is my sister, and I won't let you take her away." Hans's tone was firm, and his eyes revealed an unwavering determination.

The man in black sneered, "Hmph, overestimating yourself. Get her and take Lisa away!"

At the man in black's command, several of his men quickly approached Hans and Lisa. Undeterred, Hans grabbed Lisa's hand, ready to fight to the death.

"Lisa, don't be afraid, stay close to me!" Hans whispered to Lisa.

Although Lisa was pale with fright, she nodded upon hearing Hans's words and gripped his hand tightly. She knew that as long as Hans was there, she had her strongest support.

Hans and Lisa began a fierce battle with the men in black. Although Hans was exceptionally skilled, he gradually felt overwhelmed by the sheer number of enemies. However, he didn't give up; instead, he used all his remaining strength...

They repelled the approaching men in black time and time again.

"Hans, watch out!" Lisa suddenly shouted.

Hans was startled and turned to look, only to see a man in black quietly circling behind him, preparing to launch a sneak attack. Hans was alarmed, but he reacted quickly, turning around abruptly and kicking the man in black to the ground.

However, at that moment, another man in black seized the opportunity to grab Lisa's arm, preparing to drag her away. Lisa screamed in terror, and Hans, frantic with worry, struggled to break free from the man in black beside him and lunged forward.

"Let her go!" Hans roared, punching the man in black who was holding Lisa in the face.

The man in black winced in pain and released his grip. Lisa seized the opportunity to break free and hide behind Hans. Hans held Lisa tightly, his eyes fixed intently on the man in black before him.

"Who are you? Why did you take Lisa away?" Hans questioned again.

The man in black looked at him coldly: "Hmph, you don't need to know. Today we must take Lisa away, so if you know what's good for you, don't put up any more futile resistance."

Hans took a deep breath; he knew this battle was unavoidable. He had to fight with all his might.

Protect Lisa and get her out of here safely.

"Lisa, are you ready?" Hans asked in a low voice.

Lisa nodded. Although she was filled with fear, she believed in Hans and that they could get through this together.

"Okay, let's go!" Hans said, grabbing Lisa's hand and rushing towards the door.

Seeing this, the men in black gave chase. Hans and Lisa dodged and weaved through the narrow room, engaging in a thrilling chase with the men in black.

"Hans, over here!" Lisa called out, pointing to a passageway.

Hans glanced around, quickly assessed the situation, and rushed forward with Lisa. They crossed a corridor,

They came to a secluded corner. There was a small window there, just enough for them to escape.

"Lisa, you climb out first!" Hans said, lifting Lisa up.

Lisa gritted her teeth, clung to the window frame with both hands, and struggled to climb out. Hans followed closely behind, also climbing out of the window. They landed on the grass outside, quickly stood up, and ran away into the distance.

The men in black chased after Hans and Lisa to the window, watching their retreating figures with gritted teeth in anger. They quickly gave chase, determined to bring Lisa back.

Hans and Lisa ran wildly through the night, their hearts pounding and their breaths ragged. But they knew they couldn't stop; they had to get out of there as quickly as possible.

"Hans, what should we do?" Lisa asked as she ran, her voice trembling slightly.

Hans gripped Lisa's hand tightly: "Don't be afraid, Lisa. We'll be alright. As long as we keep running..."

They definitely won't be able to catch us.

Lisa nodded; she believed Hans. She knew that as long as Hans was there, she had endless courage and strength.

In the darkness, Hans and Lisa moved swiftly through the streets. They ran through street after street, through alley after alley. The men in black pursued them relentlessly, but their pace gradually slowed. After all, they weren't as familiar with the terrain as Hans and Lisa.

Finally, at a secluded street corner, Hans and Lisa stopped. They hid in an abandoned warehouse, panting heavily.

"Are we safe?" Lisa asked Hans, her eyes filled with unease.

Hans nodded. "We should be safe now. They shouldn't be able to catch up."

Lisa breathed a sigh of relief and hugged Hans tightly. "Hans, thank you. I don't know what I would have done without you."

Hans gently patted Lisa's back: "Lisa, don't be afraid. I will always protect you. No matter what happens, I will never let you get hurt."

Lisa listened to Hans's words, her heart filled with emotion. She knew that Hans had always been her strongest support. No matter what difficulties and challenges the future held, as long as Hans was there, she would have endless courage and strength to face everything.

The night was as black as ink, the deep darkness seeming to swallow the entire world. Hans and Lisa weaved through the narrow alleyways, pursued relentlessly by men in black, each step a gait teetering on the edge of life and death. Their hearts pounded, their breaths quickened, but their eyes gleamed with an indomitable light.

"Hans, what should we do?" Lisa's voice trembled slightly, but was more determined than anything else.

Hans held her hand tightly, his gaze unwavering: "Don't be afraid, Lisa. I know a place where we can take refuge."

As he spoke, he led Lisa into a more secluded alley, eventually arriving at an inconspicuous door. Hans knocked urgently, silently praying.

The door was suddenly flung open, and Lynn appeared before them. He saw Hans and Lisa, a flicker of surprise crossing his eyes, but he quickly regained his composure.

"Come in quickly!" Lynn whispered, pulling the two into the house and closing the door.

Hans and Lisa collapsed to the floor as soon as they entered, panting heavily. Lynn looked at them.

His eyes were full of concern.

"What happened?" Lynn asked, taking out several towels from the cabinet and handing them to Hans and Lisa.

Hans took the money, wiped the sweat from his face, and said in a deep voice, "We're being chased by a group of men in black. They want to take Lisa away, but we don't know why."

Lynn frowned, a cold glint in his eyes: "Men in black? They took Lisa away? This is definitely not a coincidence. Have you offended anyone recently?"

Lisa shook her head, her face pale. "I don't know. I've been at school lately and haven't made any enemies."

Hans shook his head: "Me too. We've been keeping a low profile lately and haven't caused any trouble."

Lynn pondered for a moment, then stood up: "No matter who they are or what their purpose is, we cannot let them succeed. Hans, you take Lisa to the inner room and hide there. I'll guard the door."

As he spoke, he took out a long gun and several boxes of ammunition from the cabinet, skillfully loaded the magazines, and then stood at the door.

Hans and Lisa exchanged a glance, their eyes filled with gratitude. They knew that Lynn was a trustworthy friend, and with him around, they felt safe.

"Lynn, you must be careful," Hans whispered.

Lynn nodded: "Don't worry, I will."

After saying this, he closed the door, leaving only a crack so he could observe what was happening outside. Hans and Lisa hid in the inner room, silently praying.

Time seemed to stand still, each second feeling exceptionally long. Lynn stood in the doorway, his ear pressed against the crack, listening intently to the sounds outside. Suddenly, he heard hurried footsteps rapidly approaching.

"They're here!" Lynn muttered to himself, gripping his spear tighter.

The footsteps grew closer, finally stopping at the doorway. Lynn took a deep breath, preparing for the impending battle.

"Bang!" The door was violently kicked open, and several men in black rushed in. When they saw Lynn, a hint of surprise flashed in their eyes, but they quickly regained their composure.

"Who are you? How dare you interfere with our business?" one of the men in black said coldly.

Lynn sneered, "Who I am is not important. What's important is that you can't take Lisa away."

As he spoke, he raised his spear, aiming it at the men in black. Seeing this, the men in black all drew their weapons.

Confrontation with Lynn.

The atmosphere instantly became tense, thick with the smell of gunpowder. Lynn knew that this battle was inevitable.

"You'd better get out of here, or don't blame me for being impolite," Lynn said coldly, his finger lightly pulling the trigger.

The man in black sneered, "Hmph, you think you can stop us? We are—"

Before he could finish speaking, Lynn suddenly fired. A bullet whistled through the air and struck one of the men in black squarely in the shoulder. The man in black screamed and collapsed to the ground.

Seeing this, the other men in black opened fire on Lynn. Lynn was agile, dodging the bullets while constantly returning fire. His marksmanship was precise, and every shot hit a vital spot on one of the men in black.

"Bang! Bang! Bang!" Gunshots echoed deafeningly in the confined space. Men in black fell one after another.

But even more people rushed forward.

Lynn knew this couldn't go on. He had to find a way to end the fight as soon as possible, or he, Hans, and Lisa would all be in danger.

He aimed at the leader of the men in black, preparing to deliver a fatal blow. However, at that moment, one of the men in black suddenly attacked from behind, slashing at Lynn with a knife.

Sensing danger, Lynn quickly turned and used the butt of his gun to block the blade. But this attack also caused him to lose his balance and nearly fall. Seeing this, the men in black seized the opportunity to attack.

Lynn was locked in a fierce battle, but he did not give up. He dodged the attacks of the men in black while looking for an opportunity to counterattack.

"Lynn!" Hans and Lisa heard the gunshots outside and were filled with anxiety. They knew that Lynn was fighting for them, and they couldn't stand idly by.

"Lisa, stay here and don't move, I'm going out to help!" Hans said, grabbing a chair and rushing out of the room.

He reached the doorway and saw Lynn being attacked by men in black. In a panic, he swung a chair and smashed it at one of the men. The man in black was stunned and disoriented, and Hans seized the opportunity to grab his gun and begin exchanging fire with the men in black.

With Hans joining the fray, Lynn's pressure was significantly reduced. The two worked together seamlessly, defending and counterattacking simultaneously, gradually forcing the men in black back.

"You guys get out of here! I'll cover your retreat!" Lynn shouted, throwing a grenade at the men in black.

"Boom!" The grenade exploded, and the huge shockwave scattered the men in black. Taking advantage of the moment, Hans grabbed Lisa and rushed out the door, running away into the distance.

Lynn followed closely behind, providing continuous cover fire. Although the men in black were badly damaged, they did not give up completely. They regrouped and pursued Lynn and his companions again.

However, Lynn and his two companions had already escaped the alley and reached the main street. There were many people around, and the men in black dared not fire easily. They could only watch helplessly as Lynn and his companions disappeared into the crowd.

Lynn led Hans and Lisa to a safe place. The three of them looked at each other and smiled, their hearts filled with relief at surviving the ordeal.

"Lynn, thank you," Hans said gratefully.

Lynn patted him on the shoulder: "Brothers don't need to say thank you. We're comrades and brothers for life."

Lisa hugged Lynn tightly, saying, "Lynn, you're so amazing!"

Lynn smiled and said, "It's nothing, I just did what I was supposed to do."

The three sat together, reminiscing about the harrowing moment that had just occurred. They knew that although the battle was over,

But the mysteries behind it all remain unsolved. Who exactly are the men in black? Why did they take Lisa away? These questions continue to plague them.

"No matter what, we will face it together," Hans said firmly.

Lynn and Lisa nodded in agreement. "Yes, we'll face it together."

The following morning, sunlight filtered through the gaps in the curtains, dappling Lynn and Hans's faces. They awoke from their slumber, their eyes gleaming with an unprecedented determination. After the fierce battle of the previous night, they realized even more clearly that mere defense and retreat could not completely eliminate the threat posed by the Carlos Merchant Guild.

"Hans, we can't continue like this." Lynn broke the silence first, his voice deep and powerful, as if every word contained boundless determination.

Hans nodded, a flash of anger in his eyes: "Last night's battle made me realize that the Carlos Merchant Guild will never let us off easily. We must take the initiative, find their weakness, and crush them in one fell swoop."