Returning to her room, Charlotte Doyle was not angry about John Wick's second rejection; if one wants to make a person owe a favor, especially a sufficiently large one, this is not the way to do it.

She just wanted to deepen John Wick's impression of her, so that he would not be too wary of her sudden help.

Because, very soon, John Wick would face a major crisis: at the church, he would be rammed by a car driven by the men of Russian mob boss Viggo Tarasov, captured and tied up, and nearly suffocated to death with a plastic bag over his head.

Charlotte Doyle intended to save John Wick before his old friend Marcus—the guy who looks like the Green Goblin—could help him; after all, saving a life only needs to happen once, and one cannot let Marcus hog both opportunities.

After a simple rest, she left the Continental Hotel directly and headed to the church in Russia.

Because after dawn, John Wick would arrive here.

Upon arriving at the location, Charlotte Doyle scouted the surroundings of the church, found the warehouse suspected of holding John Wick, and finally chose a roof with a good view that was also relatively concealed to wait.

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Daytime arrived.

A few gunshots coming from the church woke up Charlotte, who was hiding in the shadows; the arrival of the gunshots signified that the Boogeyman had begun his slaughter.

Charlotte took out a pair of binoculars and began to observe the other party's killing performance.

Bang, bang, bang.

Several shots in a row, each one fatal; the entire process was smooth as flowing water, without a bit of nonsense or redundant movement, giving off a special kind of charm, unlike some brain-dead people who still have to lecture for half a day while killing someone, or even act affectionately on the battlefield—it was simply nonsensical.

It was precisely this kind of no-nonsense killing behavior of John Wick that made him take a liking to him, preparing to recruit him to be responsible for some ordinary tasks.

To be honest, such a killer didn't feel any weaker than the so-called Hawkeye, and he would be very useful in the early stages.

Just as Charlotte was sighing, the battle ended; at this moment, two women ran out of the church, and before long, smoke drifted up from the church's basement.

He knew that the cash, antiques, artworks, and evidence of collusion with government officials and their leverage stored by Viggo Tarasov had been burned by John Wick.

Charlotte smacked his lips and said, "It's just a pity about that money; it would have been nice to convert it into coins for me, but it was just burned like that."

Soon he saw John Wick walk out, and he also began to choose a suitable observation angle.

His gaze quickly locked onto a rooftop; this was a rooftop that could see the open space in front of the church, and soon John Wick walked up.

Throughout the whole process, John Wick did not discover Charlotte, who was hiding on another rooftop; thus, both of them waited, it was just that John Wick was waiting for the arrival of Viggo Tarasov, while he was waiting for John Wick to be captured.

Soon, Viggo received a call, drove over with his men, came out in a rage after entering the basement, and shot the priest who had opened the underground vault door for John directly in the head.

At this moment, John, who saw this scene from the roof, did not hesitate; he took the Coharie Arms CA-415 assault rifle and walked directly downwards.

"Damn it, they actually burned everything to ash for me."

At this moment, Viggo was cursing; he turned his head and asked his subordinates, "Can we salvage anything?"

"Viggo, you know what was kept in the basement, right?"

"That money doesn't count for much."

John Wick's actions made him furious.

Thump, thump!

The sound of an assault rifle rang out; Viggo turned his head to look and found that one of the minions beside him had been shot and fallen to the ground.

He knew John Wick had come to kill, so he immediately crouched down and hid on the side of the car.

"Damn it, fight back!"

The accompanying subordinates immediately drew their guns and exchanged fire with John Wick; unfortunately, Viggo's subordinates did not cause any substantial damage to John Wick, but instead, quite a few of them were killed.

On the rooftop, Charlotte was watching the gunfight below with relish, while muttering to himself, "These gangsters really can't compare to a professional killer, especially a legendary killer like the Boogeyman; their marksmanship is just trash, they're about to become human-shaped tracing masters."

"Speaking of which, John used to be Viggo's subordinate, right?"

"Tsk, tsk, tsk. In the end, he's going to be wiped out by the killer his son retired; he really is a guy screwed over by his son."

"3, 5, nice, that's 6."

In the blink of an eye, John Wick had killed 6 people; Charlotte was counting from above; below, John, who had quickly reloaded, shot and killed two more; at this point, he had already killed 8 Russian mobsters.

At this moment, one of Viggo's subordinates ran to a car, started it, and prepared to ram John Wick.

Charlotte Doyle, who discovered this scene, had no intention of helping, because the opportunity she was waiting for was about to come.

"Bang."

The sound of a car collision rang out; the next moment, John Wick was directly sent flying and also fainted.

The gunfire stopped; Viggo took his men and tied John Wick up, preparing to take him to a warehouse for a "heart-to-heart" talk; seeing this scene, Charlotte was a bit speechless.

Although this result was very much to his liking, he still warned himself: when facing an enemy, don't blabber, just kill them and be done with it.

You say, if Viggo had just shot John in the head right then, where would all the subsequent events come from? His son wouldn't die, and he wouldn't die either.

Sure enough, villains die from talking too much.

Charlotte was now quietly following behind Viggo and the others, sneaking stealthily without making a sound; relying on his speed, he followed them into the warehouse like this.

At this moment, Viggo Tarasov ordered his men to tie John Wick to a chair.

Seeing John slowly wake up, Viggo spoke: "John, let's put it this way, my men will definitely tear you to pieces."

At this moment, Viggo's subordinate placed a chair opposite John; Viggo stepped forward and began his long-winded speech.

And Charlotte, hiding in the shadows of the warehouse corner, twisted his mouth; such a situation left him a bit speechless.

When Viggo finished rambling and was preparing to leave with a subordinate, seeing John Wick about to be suffocated with a plastic bag, Charlotte made his move first, directly throwing two shurikens.

"Swish, swish."

Carrying the sound of breaking through the air, the shurikens instantly killed the two gang members who were about to make a move.

The two thugs clutched their necks, unable to make a sound, fell to the ground, twitched their limbs, and then blood gushed out from their necks, killing them instantly.

At this time, outside the warehouse, Marcus, who was ready to rescue at any time, saw the two shurikens kill the gang members and knew that he didn't need to do it himself; afterward, he just watched the situation inside through the scope of his sniper rifle; he wanted to confirm the final result.

Charlotte walked out of the shadows and greeted, "Hi, John."

"I told you that you needed my help!"