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Chapter 115 — Heritage and Humanity

Author: Queen Bee
last update publish date: 2026-05-22 23:16:46

Dragunov Clan Meeting Room — Kaliningrad

There, in the meeting room reserved for the main lineage, two men stared at each other with an abyss of generations between them. Leonid Dragunov, gray hair combed back with military precision, steel eyes that had witnessed political and bloody battles for more than six decades, observed his grandson with an indecipherable expression. He dressed as always: sobriety, discipline, respect for hierarchy.

In front of him, Anatoly Dragunov, the new Alpha of th
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