Naruto: The Uzumaki Who Refuses to Die
Chapter 94

More and more subordinates!

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"Damn it, don't even think about running!! Everyone, aim and fire!!" Too furious and humiliated to think about anything else, Jeremiah only wanted to kill Uzumaki Gamu and vent his hatred!

With that, Jeremiah climbed back into his cockpit and took the lead in opening fire!

But Uzumaki Gamu's voice came through the speakers again!

Uzumaki Gamu said, "Is that really a good idea, Jeremiah? The Third Prince is still flying around up there~"

The Third Prince delivered his line right on cue: "Come save me, you fucking idiot, Jeremiah!!!" As he spoke, the aircraft carrying him flew off in the opposite direction. Time to choose: rescue the Third Prince, or pursue Uzumaki Gamu!

Jeremiah chose both!

Jeremiah ordered, "Villetta, take some men and rescue Prince Clovis! Everyone else, fire on that terrorist with me!!"

"Yes, sir!" Villetta immediately sprang into action!

Yet Uzumaki Gamu's voice rang out again: "Wrong choice!"

"What?" Jeremiah asked in confusion. A second later, he learned why his choice was wrong!

The Knightmare Frames belonging to two of Jeremiah's subordinates suddenly turned on him and opened fire!

Caught completely off guard, Jeremiah was taken down by his own men. Fortunately, his escape mechanism activated successfully, or he would have died right there!

"Traitors? Or did someone steal their machines? Tch!" Either way, they couldn't be ignored. Villetta immediately led the remaining men to destroy the two rogue Knightmare Frames, but that cost them their chance to pursue either target. Both got away!

Hidden among the crowd, Ohgi couldn't help wiping away his cold sweat before switching the remote in his hand to autopilot mode. Now the helicopter could fly on its own!

Well, Ohgi's job was to operate the helicopter remotely with the controller (the aircraft above was actually a drone that Uzumaki Gamu had

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