Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 360

The Great Four had established the Oceanic Commerce.

The purpose of their commerce was to oppose James’ Majestic Corporation.

Everyone knew James of the Majestic Group had a close relationship with Thea. Thus, Oceanic Commerce had deliberately come to cause trouble during the establishment ceremony of Thea’s Century Group.

They deliberately came to warn James.

The Pacific Group’s factory and headquarters were on rented property.

Thea stood up and refuted, “Our rental contract is still valid for three more years. Even if you have the land deed and are the current owner of this area, you still have no right to ask me to leave.”

“Is that so?”

The middle-aged man smiled menacingly.

“By the way, I haven’t introduced myself. I’m Wade Xavier, the vice president of Oceanic Commerce. I’m here on behalf of the commerce to inform you that the land now belongs to us. Thus, your previous contract is now null and void.”

Wade glared at James, who was nearby as he spoke.

He personally witnessed the tragic death of his other family members at the hand of James at the Cadens’ family cemetery.

He strode up to James.

“Are you really that scared of showing your face to others, James?”

Wade glared at James.

“My grandfather, granduncles, father, uncles, and aunties all died in your hands. I swore on their graves that I’d avenge them and tear you into pieces! I’m here today to teach you a lesson, and I hope you’re prepared for what we have in store for you today.”

James looked at Wade and smiled threateningly.

Wade immediately stopped bantering with James. He turned to glare at Thea, Trevor, and the rest.

“Today is your deadline. Tomorrow morning, this place will be razed to the ground. It’ll be in your best interest to move out today if you want to avoid the heavy losses,” he said as if stating an inconsequential fact.

Wade turned around and departed as his threat loomed above them.

The rest of the Oceanic Commerce members promptly left along with him.

Thea’s expression gradually darkened.

The Callahans remained silent and no one else dared to say anything.