The Protagonist’s Sister Is Actually The Strongest Chapter 139: Chapter 135: Samariel’s Ancient Forge of Sins and Virtues

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Chapter 135: Samariel’s Ancient Forge of Sins and Virtues ----- Surrounding the executive desk were all the Hunters that had come for the last meeting. The wounded were already healed thanks to special magic-based treatment at the hospital, and they were ready to go, it seemed. However, there was still a lot of tension, and not exactly because of the raid itself, but between Hunters themselves. Naturally, most of the tension was between Eckert, Dimitri, Hector, and Sara. After Sara, possessed by Hel, beat the hell out of those three and almost killed Hector, they had been glaring at her with a rather intense bloodlust for a while now. “Chairman, if you allow me to say something, why is a criminal in here? Shouldn’t she be in jail right now?” Asked Heckert furiously. “That bitch almost killed us all, and you’re letting it slide?!” “I already apologized for what I did, and I told you that I was being possessed by a constellation; it wasn’t me, Heckert!” Sara protested. “I hate to be on the side of this asshole, but he’s right,” Dimitri said. “Lady, you’re too dangerous to go with us to this raid. Who knows when you’ll get possessed again and try to kill us once more? It is dangerous to have you around. No little apologies will ever make up for the damage you’ve caused.” “We used to be allies; we used to get along, but... Even if you were possessed, it was your body that did all those things.” Hector said. “And my Constellation, Lord Thor, doesn’t like you very much, Sara. He says you’re a dangerous monster, and I must believe my sponsor’s words, as he’s my greatest benefactor.” “…” Sara remained in silence, looking down, completely defeated. “Ahem!” The chairman quickly stopped their banter. “I know how you all three feel, but this has already been addressed. What she did wasn’t under her own control, and all of you have been paid to come here and work together for a common goal. If you don’t want us to pay you, then walk out of the damn door and be recognized by all the press out there as the greatest cowards in America.” His words were concise and direct, and the trio immediately fell silent. They did want the money, as it was not just a few million, but billions, and above all, there was a large press group out there, waiting for everyone to step out of the building. “Tch…” “Anyways, all of you here are our strongest hunters so far. Some might not be comparable on raw power alone in here, such as the younglings over there, but through your skills, wits, and abilities, you’ve proven yourselves to be deserving of entering the raid, as long as you’re below the protection of your Guardians.” The chairman directed his glance at us; he especially glared into my eyes after looking at my equipment, of course. “Let’s get over it, old man. Just tell us that you don’t even have a plan. The odds are against our favor; that castle is filled with mysteries, and probably all those damn terrorists and demons mashed up together.” Said Lee Hengyang. “What little we plan will crumble apart in seconds; it's going to be survival of the fittest.” “Even so, we have to plan something at the very least.” The chairman said: “First of all, you’ve been given a special bracelet, press the red button to turn it on.” A blue-colored bracelet around my wrist glowed as I pressed the red button on it. A sudden hologram emerged out of it, showing a huge map. FLASH! “As you can see, these are the latest models made so far, named Holographic Map Bracelets. They will allow you to find each other within the mazes of any dungeon with ease. It also possesses communication functions, and it doubles down as a small inventory that can store a few items inside a pocket dimension.” Explained the man. “It costs a fortune, but you’re getting them for free just for this mission; it is part of your pay too.” “Amazing…” Hilda said. “I’ve never seen something so useful before! Maybe I should start learning some magic artifact creation next.” “Next, although we’ve not analyzed t