Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
“Okay. Read more about Wayne Maxwell. Think of something. Get close to him and gain his trust. Right, we have more questions about him than all of the targets we had combined. If he notices you have ulterior motives, we won’t be able to come back alive.”
The screen happened to scroll to the victims’ pictures. The crime scene was gory.
Some of them were skinned, while some of them were dismembered. It was a bloodlust pervert who loved torturing massacres.
It was so appalled that Madison was questioning if she should approach this kind of person.
In fact, she didn’t want to get close to a mentally ill person. He was an obssessive pervert.
“Can I reject this mission?”
“Do you wanna miss the chance to meet our boss?” Undecim gave her a backward glance.
His mysterious gaze came with an ambiguous smile. “Aren’t you a hardcore fan of our boss? If this is a mission success, we’ll become the best employee of the year. You know that he personally gives out the awards at the ceremony.”
She massaged her forehead. She had almost forgotten about it.
When she first joined The Black Ravens, she asked about the boss to figure out the mastermind.
Someone caught on, so she made up a story that she had admired the boss for a long time.
To make her story stand, she purposely showered the boss with praise in front of everyone all these years.
It was a peculiar rule at The Black Ravens to hold a ceremony every three years.
She worked hard to hold the best records because that was her only chance to meet the boss.
During a mission she had with Undecim, he inquired about her reason for joining the organization.
She answered it without much thought. Who knew that he would remember?
Madison let a sigh escape. “Do you think it’s that easy? How can I meet someone as legendary as the boss?”
“Are you that desperate to meet him? He’s the boss of an assassin organization. No matter what you think of him, he’s still a bad guy.” “What do you even know? There are a lot of mercenary soldiers and assassin organizations in this world. How many of them can climb to the top? Don’t you think he’s cool?
“To think that he owns so many skillful assassins beneath him. He’s like the big devil in the movies. Cool!” Her hands clasped together in admiration.
Undecim gave her a long, serious stare. “That’s weird of you. You have a clean-cut MO and such naive thoughts at the same time.”
“Naive?” Madison chuckled lightly and shifted her attention to the monitor. “Everyone has a dream. That’s all. My objective of joining The Black Ravens is to meet the boss. He’s the motivation that drives me forward and the light that guides me through the road.”
“Enough. I’m gagging.” Undecim covered his ears. But he stared at her solemn face from the corner of his eyes. “It’s still early. Get some sleep. I’ll be on guard.”
She shook her head. “I’m not sleepy. I’ll have to study him further to increase the chance of a successful mission. After all, he’s the credit I need to meet the boss.”
“You’re a lost cause.”
The road became rougher as the night sky dawned. The shaky journey prompted her to stare at the moon.
They reached the foot of the mountain soon. “We’ll get out of the borders after this mountain.”
“Let’s go.”
“Behind this mountain is a war-torn country. The situation is worse recently. Better keep your kindness to yourself. I don’t want a kid to join us again.”
Madison saved a kid along their way during their last mission, and Undecim nagged her about it every single time.
“Got it.”
The target this time round wasn’t any ordinary person.
A single mistake was all it would take to cost her life.
The arduous journey lasted a day and a night long. Madison took a break under a tree.
In contrast to their prosperous country, it was desolate behind the mountain.
She had been to many places and seen various sights. She had witnessed both happiness and encountered poor kids who lost their homes due to wars.
She spent her free time helping out people in need.
She donated goods to the disaster areas and schools for the poor kids. She established organizations to help pitiful women and cared for the homeless.
It still pained her to see the desolate scene. There was a limit to her helping all the needy people in the world all by herself.
“You’re such a hard nut to crack. You’re an assassin yourself, yet you sympathize with those people.” A voice broke her reverie.
Her head shot upward. Undecim, who was awake, handed her a bottle of water. “No mission failure. Only mission success. Don’t you dare be the good guy and ruin our progress.”
“Got it.”
She took a break before suggesting, “Let’s go.”
Dexim City—the most dangerous city—was Madison’s destination. Sothpia was a small country surrounded by big countries. In addition to its lack of international relations, it exposed this weak country to danger and threats at any moment.
Dexim City had a strategic location on the edge of Sothpia. Carathia had been eyeing it.
The moment Dexim City was conquered, it posed a huge threat to Arlandia.
That was why the war in Sothpia didn’t cease for months.
The parties were vying over the natural gas and oil resources, including that strategic city.
International wars didn’t bother The Black Ravens. It was an independent organization paid to carry out missions.
It was late at night by the time Madison and Undecim arrived in Dexim City. The smoke in the area alone was enough to tell that a fight had just ended.
“Are you sure about coming to this kind of place?” Her brows furrowed. If they entered the city at this time, a grenade could blow them away at any moment.
“This is our only chance to get close to Wayne. Once he returns to the country, there’s no way we can do so. The spies have confirmed his whereabouts. He’s bringing his men in for a life-or-death fight with the Arlandians.”
Madison frowned. “Is he out of his mind? He’s the boss, though. Why is he joining the battle himself?”
“He’s an oddball. Who knows what he’s thinking? Are you ready?” “Yeah.” Feelings stirred in Madison when she heard the mention of her country.
It was her home country, after all.
Hunter and Linus have been busy recently, mainly because of the trouble Wayyne caused.
If Madison could Kill him in the meantime, would it help Mason and Hunter? She already had a vague plan in her mind.
They called a truce in the city, so they seized the chance to travel to a river in the western suburbs.
Aircrafts cut through the air while they were on their way.
Two of the aircraft whirred in the air.
From their designs, one of them belonged to Arlandia while the other was Carathia’s.
Madison had questioned. “What are they doing? An aircraft battle?”
“Told you that Wayne has a few lost screws in his head. But why are Arlandians doing the same crazy thing? It’s not a battle, more like settling the scores of personal grudges.”
As she stared at the Arlandian aircraft, mixed feelings churned in her stomach.
No matter who it was in that aircraft, it was her compatriot.
It was as though her friend flew in the sky as the thunderous sound cut through the air.
Chills ran down her spine.
The two aircraft flew farther, slowly vanishing from Madison’s sight.
Soon after, something exploded. They fell like two fireballs from the horizon.
“Are you sure Wayne is in that aircraft?” Madison turned to ask Undecim. “Yes. Who else would be as crazy as him? Don’t tell me he’s dead from playing his own games. Looks like luck’s on our side. If we’re the first to find him, we can take the ring away.”
Madison felt slightly worried as she looked at that Arlandian plane. Even if she didn’t know anyone on the plane, she didn’t want to see other citizens of the same country suffer.
Both planes had crashed. Madison quickly ran in the direction of the plane crash.
Undecim was in a good mood. “Say, do you think Wayne may be already dead? Maybe it’ll be a free bounty for us.”
He noticed that Madison was spacing out. “What are you thinking about?” “Nothing.”
Madison didn’t dare hesitate. She ran with all her might. She soon spotted a parachute hanging on a tree. Who could it be?
Was it Wayne or an Arlandian pilot?
It didn’t matter who it was. She didn’t slow down even when she was drenched in sweat.
The person probably landed a branch while the plane fell from the sky. But they were in a jungle, and it was dark out. So Madison couldn’t tell who the person was at that moment.
“Let’s split up. You look for the other person. We have to find Wayne before their people get here.” Madison suggested.
“Alright. Remember to keep in contact.”
“Okay. I’ll go up the tree and take a look.”
The two of them went their separate ways. Madison was very agile. She quickly got up the tree.
As she approached the top of the tree, she saw a tall man in camouflage attire.
She found the person! Was it Wayne?
She composed herself and began to move faster. She drew her weapon as she was about to reach the person. She would shoot on sight as soon as she could confirm that the person was Wayne.
It was the best time to take his life.
She swayed the branches a little. The person didn’t move. She figured he was either dead or heavily injured.
That was perfect. Luck was on her side.
Madison was relieved. She got closer to the man. As she was about to deal the killing blow, she saw an incredibly familiar mask.
She panicked. Why was he the other maniac?
Hunter was usually a very composed person. Why would he choose to throw down with Wayne at a time like that?
Was he out of his mind?
Madison cursed inwardly and scaled to the top. She was extremely anxious when she saw Hunter wasn’t moving at all.
Her assessment was correct. He was either dead or heavily injured. Her heartbeat quickened. She realized her entire body was shaking as she reached out to him.
What was wrong with Hunter?
With shaking arms, she took off his mask. It was his face, indeed. She placed a finger under his nose and realized he was still breathing steadily.
Madison sighed in relief. She pulled Hunter onto the branch. He was in luck because the tree he landed on was sturdy enough.
She laid him down and examined his body. She discovered that he was completely fine other than the minor injuries on his arms.
Madison dressed his wounds with some medication and bandages. She figured Hunter passed out from the shock of the crash.
After she confirmed that he was fine, she looked for the tracker on him and contacted the others. She soon heard the sounds of people approaching.
After giving him a quick kiss, she said, “You dummy. You’re lucky that I was the one who found you.”
Then, she quickly climbed down the tree and left. After a while, she could hear Kelvin’s anxious voice.
“Is Mr. Williams over here? Is he okay?”
They didn’t hear Hunter’s voice on the way over, but he was the one who sent out his location. So Kelvin and the others were very nervous. “Do you think he got crippled by the crash? I should’ve stopped him. He was too rash. Kurt definitely wouldn’t have wanted him to avenge him like this.”
