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Gerald Crawford:The Secretly Rich Man (Invisible or Poorest) Chapter 947

It was honestly beyond Diego and the other bosses’ expectations that those from the Royal Dragon Group wouldn’t

back down from the competition. Quite honestly, Gerald and his men looked rather confident about the whole thing.

Sensing that, Diego and the bosses knew that if they didn’t show how powerful they were right off the bat, it was

only going to get more and more difficult for them to keep Gerald’s company in check in the future.

Soon after, the civil and military gathering began and the participants were led to a large area that had been set up

within the center.

The five groups had each naturally chosen their most powerful subordinates to take part in the competition. Gerald

himself had sent Whistler and a few of his other more capable men to participate.

Those whom Gerald had selected had all undergone personal special training with him. Due to that, their strength

was much more reinforced compared to before.

As soon as the competition began, everyone was surprised to see Gerald’s men immediately go on the offense.

With swift and precise attacks, Whistler’s men beat up the other group so vigorously that they never had the

chance to even fight back before going down.

“…What?”

Diego and the other bosses could feel their eyelids twitching as they watched the defeated men laying on the

ground.

Before the competition had started, the bosses had assured themselves that the subordinates Gerald had with him

were simply putting up fronts, pretending to be Special Forces. After all, the way they had presented themselves

was somewhat similar to how the previous pharmaceutical factory boss had first done.

Since both the previous boss and Gerald had put on airs before the actual competition, Diego and the other bosses

simply assumed that Gerald’s men would be as weak as the old boss’s participants.

Little did they know that no fronts had ever been put up. Gerald’s men were genuinely strong.

“So it seems that Mr. Crawford enjoys keeping a low profile… To think that he would have such powerful

subordinates… Claiming that he’ll be the one who will have the most say when it comes to dividing the territories

once the meeting is over doesn’t even sound all that far-fetched now…” said Diego as he forced a smile.

With the territories being divided among six people now instead of five, things were definitely going to be a lot

different compared to how the civil and military meetings usually went. As if things weren’t looking grim enough for

the five bosses, it seemed that Gerald’s subordinates really were going to be crowned champion by the end of the

night.

While Gerald said nothing throughout the civil and military meeting, Diego and the other bosses got more and more

restless every time a battle commenced.

This was mainly because Whistler himself hadn’t made a single move throughout any of the battles. The other four

of Gerald’s subordinates were more than enough to take down their opponents.

By the time all the battles had been fought, an awkward silence filled the room. The silence was so overbearing

that one would be able to hear a pin drop.

“My men and I appreciate how modestly you’ve been treating us, Chairman Jey. Thank you very much,” said

Whistler as he walked over, breaking the silence.

In response, Diego could only smile awkwardly as he said, “You’re welcome… Still, you and your men are incredibly

powerful… My own men weren’t even able to show off that much tonight…”

“I’ll have to correct you there, Chairman Jay. After all, the most powerful person here isn’t any of us, but rather, our

master. We learned everything we know from him,” replied Whistler as he looked at Gerald before shaking his head

with a bitter smile on his face.

“Oh? You’re saying that Chairman Crawford here is much stronger than any of you are? Then it seems that we’ve

truly made a terribly wrong judgment tonight!”

Though a smile was on Diego’s face as he said that, inside, he was getting increasingly flustered.

After all, Gerald’s men had completely defeated all five of Talgo Town’s most influential groups in front of everyone.

Not only had they failed to acquire the Royal Dragon Group tonight, most of the territories were now going to fall

under Gerald’s hand instead!

“Speaking of which, Chairman Jey… I wonder if what you said earlier was true… The part where the winner gets to

divide the territories…?” asked Whistler.

Coughing before clearing his throat, Diego then replied with a smile, “…But of course that was true! With the

competition results now out, we’ll be discussing how we’ll divide the territories once the party is over!”

Diego didn’t even dare to say much despite his clear dissatisfaction. After all, he couldn’t just break his promise.

“In the meantime, you there! Go remove the plaque bearing the names of all five of the influential groups involved

in the Civil and Military Groups. From today onward, six names will be on it!” ordered Diego as he pointed at one of

his subordinates.

While four other bosses barely said a word, they all had their own thoughts about the situation.

Though some of them resented the Royal Dragon Group for disrupting their affairs despite being outsiders, the

others seemed to rather enjoy the misfortune of the displeased bosses.

The ones enjoying the current situation were the weaker groups who hoped that with Gerald’s involvement—which

would definitely upset the original balance—they would be able to manipulate how things ended up once chaos

eventually ensued.

As a few subordinates returned with ladders to remove the plaque, a voice shouted, “There’s no need to go

through so much trouble!”