Chapter 386: With Blood of Fire
Blaze was actually far more excited than Oliver and Neil.
The mother and son had always loathed Blaze, but he had never stopped thinking about Oliver and Neil.
Yet despite his tough manner with everyone else, he found himself at a loss for words at a time like this.
Most Dawn members' families and friends had no idea they belonged to Dawn, and Blaze was no exception.
Although the Association did not explicitly forbid revealing their identities to those close to them, many members instinctively kept their relatives in the dark out of concern for secrecy.
Of course, they would also find ways to bring suitable friends and relatives into Dawn.
Blaze had wanted to tell Oliver and Neil that he was a member of the Dawn Association many times before. It was not as though he had never considered bringing them into Dawn.
But their years of bitter relations always left Blaze inexplicably lacking confidence. When it came to this, he was actually rather emotionally fragile.
Over all those years, it was only after joining Dawn that he had felt his Mentor's care, as weighty as his Mentor's fists, and the steadfast friendship of his fellow Dawn members.
Tonight's fighting had been the most intense since he joined Dawn. Leaving the enemies' strength aside, even that incident in France could not compare. Enemies were everywhere, and every step brought another fight to the death.
The sixteen of them had now approached the defensive line in front of the school.
Blaze had spotted Oliver and Neil long ago, and Mackey had recognized them too.
But the people on the defensive line hardly dared to speak when they saw the group's appearance. Blaze was the first to ask a question.
"Who's in charge here?"
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