Chapter 1296 Running Into Amur

Luca pulled the needle away and circled her arm around Solomon's neck. There was a vicious

expression on her face which sent a wave of terror across the two other men.

“What... What are you... doing...” Solomon had some trouble speaking with his neck being choked

like that.

"Just testing the drug.” Luka glanced at the man's face. The venom would take some time to work. It

seemed that she had to stay for a while longer. “Why don't we wait and see if the venom works

before we talk?"

Solomon shuddered for a moment. The force applied to his neck was so strong he could not break

free. He knew what would happen if he did not administer the antidote in time, so he begged.

“Please don't. Let's... Let's talk about it."

As he said those words, he signaled his lackeys with his eyes.

Luca noticed the slight changes in her opponent's movements, so she tightened her grip. “If you

dare do anything funny, you might just endanger someone's life.”

Solomon shuddered once more. She was just a frail Eastern woman, but the force on his neck was

so strong that he could not move at all. Feeling the pressure, he had no choice but to surrender.

"Alright, alright, I won't do anything. What do you want? We can negotiate.”

Luca tilted her chin toward the man who had his back turned toward them and said, “Tell your men

to let go of that person.”

Solomon frowned as a vicious look flashed across his eyes. “You came here to save him?”

“Just cut the crap. Do you want to die?” Luca showed the side of her that no one had ever seen

before—violent and sinister. It was the complete opposite of the gentle and tender woman she was.

Solomon hinted at his henchmen with his eyes. His life was way more important despite how

unwilling he was. He said to them, “Let him go.”

“Boss!” The man who brought Luca inside was very unwilling to do so. “We wasted so much effort

just to get this man under control. It'll all be for nothing if we let him go.”

“Just cut the crap and let him go!” Solomon barked. If his life was not in Luca's hands right now, he

would have given him a tight slap on the face.

The henchman had no choice but to cut their hostage loose. He wanted to get an opportunity to

save Solomon, but Luca was staring at him, so he had no chance at all.

The moment the man was free from his bonds, he removed the cloth from his mouth and stared at

Luca in bewilderment. “Why are you here?”

“I should be asking you that, Amur.” Luca was familiar with his silhouette, but she did not expect it

to really be him.

Since he was in America and not on the Island of Despair, was he on duty?

If he was on duty, he would have used his phone and seen the message she left him. Why did he

not reply to her?

Amur’'s blue eyes showed confusion.

He was here so that he could stay by her side and protect her in the future. To do that, he had to

finish the mission Abel gave him.

However, he did not expect that he would run into her. If they escaped from this place, how was he

going to explain himself?

He did not want to lie to her.

Luca then said to him, “Grab that bottle.”

“Mm.” Amur walked forward and grabbed the bottle she pointed at. Those three men were no

match for him. If it were not for their dirty tricks, he would not have ended up here.

Luca watched as he put the bottle in his pocket and said to him, “Did you come here to take

something too?”

“Yes.” Amur nodded. He glanced at the two other men. Their boss was being held in a chokehold, so

they dared not act brashly.

Luca then said, “Grab your stuff and follow me.”

Now that they had met each other, Amur knew he could not run away from her. Hence, he did as

she told him to. He walked to the corner of the room and took a medicine bottle.

Luca narrowed her eyes as she looked at Solomon. “Looks like you sell more than just snake venom.

What is that?"

Solomon bit his lip. The injected venom was acting faster than it would through a blade wound. The

color on the corners of his lips was beginning to darken.

“It's alright if you don't tell me. I'm just thinking, you guys wouldn't dare call the police, right?” Luca

noticed that the house was full of illegal paraphernalia, so they would not be stupid enough to

report to the police.

“I'm done,” said Amur.

Luca gave him a light kick and said, “Since you're taller, can you hold him for me?”

Amur nodded and circled his arm around Solomon's neck right away. “Solomon Snake, come with

us if you want to live.”

Solomon was in despair. He might have a chance if he was up against the woman alone, but with

Amur alongside her, he had no choice but to surrender.

“Let's go.” Luca looked at the two other men with a sharp look in her eyes. “You had better prepare

the antidote if you don't want him to die. Don't try to follow us, or we'll bring him further away.”

“Boss...” The men looked at him worriedly.

“Don't follow. Prepare the antidote and wait for me.” Solomon held his breath as he gave the order.

Luca walked away with Amur and Solomon behind her.

They walked through two alleyways when Solomon could not help himself but say, “Guys, I think

this is far enough. I don't think I can go back if we go any further.”

He could feel his strength slowly seeping away from him. If they walked through another alley, he

might not be able to go back to administer the antidote in time.

If the venom started to act before he could administer the antidote, he would have to rest for a few

days to regain his strength

"Alright. I'm going to give you a chance, but your lackeys had better not follow us, or you'll regret

it." Luca looked at Amur, signaling to let Solomon go.

Solomon gasped for air. He dared not fight back even after he was free. He looked at Luca and

Amur with a frazzled look on his face. He then turned around to walk away. He dared not quicken

his pace because that would worsen the venom'’s effects. He took one step at a time. They were

slow and comical steps.

Luca then said, “Let's go.”

“Mm.” Amur looked at Luca and followed her. He was utterly confused as to how they ran into each

other at this place.

Luca walked through a few more alleys to make sure that Solomon was not following them. She

stopped and looked up at Amur. They had not seen each other for some time. His face was skinnier

than before.

“Can you tell me why you're here now?”

Amur went silent for a moment and then said, “Where's your place? I'll send you home.”

“Amur...” Luca's voice sank as she pressed him. “Are you on a mission?”