Defying Fate: The Unstoppable Eileen

Chapter 75

The man couldn’t find a hiding place, so he tightly closed his eyes and waited for what could be a deadly blow.

But just then, he felt the wind beneath his feet suddenly stop, and the breeze swept over his head. Three seconds later, the man heard a girl’s indifferent voice, “Are you one of those Survival Show folks wearing camouflage pants?”

Burton immediately opened his eyes. He saw a stern and haughty girl shifting her long legs, sizing him up carefully. Burton breathed a sigh of relief, noticing that the girl was also dressed in a camouflage vest and pants.

He asked in amazement, “Are you…”

Before he could finish his sentence, he suddenly saw a familiar figure walking behind the girl, cold and straight-backed.

“Mr. Reed!” Burton exclaimed.

Eileen hesitated for a moment, glancing at the man and then at the approaching Egbert. She asked in surprise, “Is he insulting you for getting old? Should I beat him up?” With that, she threw a punch at the man’s chest.

Her fist was like a hurricane, but just as it was about to hit the man’s chest, it was intercepted by a warm, large hand.

Egbert’s hand was broad, and he held Eileen’s delicate hand in his palm, looking at her fiercely determined face. He softly reassured her, “Stay calm.”

Egbert gently moved Eileen’s hand away and turned to look at Burton across from them, asking, “Why aren’t you wearing clothes?”

Burton immediately complained, “It’s because of those hornets!”

Upon hearing the word “hornets,” Eileen remembered and asked Egbert, “Is he your teammate?”

Egbert nodded.

Eileen said disdainfully, “With his skills, how can he protect you?”

Egbert chuckled and agreed, “You’re right. Only you can protect me.”

Eileen proudly stated, “Of course!”

Listening to their conversation, Burton, still puzzled, asked, “Mr. Reed, is she…”

Egbert gave him a glance and said, “Eileen.”

“She’s…” Burton began to say, but suddenly stopped. This must be the girl Saul had mentioned, the one who was close to Mr. Reed….

Burton thought of how easily he had been defeated by her just now and felt a bit disheartened. He might not be able to avenge his aunt; she was too strong, and he probably couldn’t defeat her.

However, Burton was also curious. He asked simply, “The martial art you just used, is it Israeli military combat?”

Eileen nodded. Burton gave her a thumbs-up, impressed. “It packs quite a punch.”

Eileen looked at him, somewhat arrogantly, “You can do it too.”

When they entered the rainforest, Eileen and Elaine Lopez sparred using seashell martial arts. Eileen had deliberately controlled her strength, knowing that Elaine was part of the show’s crew. So, those more than fifty moves they exchanged were all just for fun.

But when she used Israeli military combat just now, she had gone all out. She was concerned that the opponent might be an enemy, so she had unleashed her full power. Under those circumstances, if this young man had been hit by her a few times, he would have been in serious trouble.

Since they were acquaintances, Eileen didn’t dwell on it. She turned and walked back to the campfire, where she saw Christy clutching submachine gun, trembling in a corner.

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Eileen approached, took the submachine gun from him, and handed him a pistol, saying, “The submachine gun has too much recoil; you won’t be able to handle it. Take this.”

Christy held the pistol nervously, saying, “I don’t know how to use this either.”

Eileen replied, “It’s better to have it than not. There’s still an enemy out there we haven’t caught. This will at least give you some protection.”

Christy could only hold the pistol cautiously, afraid of accidentally firing it.

At this moment, Egbert and Burton approached.

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Elleen handed Egbert a pistol as well. He accepted it with one hand, looking at her. Eileen then picked up an expensive sniper rifle, slung it over her shoulder, and said to Burton, “You stay here and protect them. I’m going out.”

Egbert frowned and asked, “Where are you going?”

Eileen replied, “There are eight other teams in the jungle. We don’t know where they are at the moment, and the enemy hasn’t returned. If

he encounters those eight teams who don’t have weapons but only folding knives, they could be in danger.”

Egbert pointed to the sky, where a drone was visible, and said, “There’s someone monitoring; they’ll warn them to go around. It should be fine.”

Eileen sneered, “We’re also within the monitoring range, so why didn’t anyone warn us to go around?”

Egbert didn’t say anything.

“I’ll be back soon. Don’t worry, everything will be fine.”

Egbert replied calmly, “I’ll go with you.”

Burton quickly said, “Yes, let Mr. Reed accompany you. I’ll stay here and protect this gentleman.”

Eileen immediately scolded Burton, “He’s not physically fit and can’t handle gun. He only knows some basic self-defense and shooting. How can you let him come along? What are you thinking?”

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“Enough talk.” Eileen ignored their protests, grabbed Burton’s collar, and ordered, “Take care of them. If anything happens, it’s on you. Do you understand?” With that, she turned and walked away.

Egbert watched her back until she disappeared from sight before slowly walking away himself.

Burton grabbed him and said, “Mr. Reed, she’s really strong, not any less skilled than you. If there’s just one enemy, she can definitely handle it.”

“I know,” Egbert said in a serious tone, “but you don’t understand.”

Burton didn’t understand. “What?”

Egbert sighed and looked somewhat troubled. “I’m afraid that if I don’t go with her, she’ll kill the enemy if she encounters them.”

Burton said, “You…”

Egbert glanced at Burton. “She nearly killed you just now. If she hadn’t pulled back that kick, you wouldn’t be able to have children by

now.”

Burton said nothing.

Burton quickly waved his hand. “Then you’d better go quickly. When the time comes, you must stop her. These criminals also have families, and if they commit a crime, it should be dealt with by the law, not vigilante justice!”

The Lopez Group headquarters in New York.

“Survival in the Wilderness? How boring.”

Derek Lopez, the head of the Lopez family, who was in his sixties but still sharp and energetic, sat in a luxurious chair in his top-floor office. After signing a document handed to him by his eldest son, he looked up and asked, “Elaine and Burton, have they gone?”,

Seated across from him was his eldest son, Blake Lopez.

Blake leaned back in his comfortable leather chair, wearing a somewhat resigned smile. He said, “These two kids are just like their parents.”

Derek shook his head, clearly thinking that the kids were being reckless. But then he thought of them as his own grandchildren, so he asked, “There won’t be any danger in that show, will there?”

Blake picked up a tablet from the side, tapped it a few times, and displayed a screen with an image. He handed it to his father and said, “It doesn’t seem too dangerous.”

Derek took the tablet and looked at it, but he didn’t see Burton or Elaine on the screen. There was only a young girl in a camouflage vest, a piece of grass in her mouth, and a sniper rifle slung over her shoulder as she casually strolled through the jungle.

“It should be safe,” Blake also glanced at it briefly, knowing that the show was about crossing the rainforest, so the danger should be minimal.

He added, “Since Burton and Elaine want to join the military, participating in this show for some training shouldn’t hurt… Dad?”

Blake suddenly paused because he saw his father’s brows furrowing as he stared at the screen with a serious expression. Blake stood up, concerned. “Dad, what’s wrong?”

Derek turned the screen and focused his gaze onto Blake, asking seriously, “Do you think this girl looks like…”

Blake, puzzled, looked at the screen. After a few seconds, he froze