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Khan didn't even look at the array of rifles pointed at him. He ignored their existence as he advanced toward his team's ship. The battalion felt invisible before his cold gaze, intensifying the tension in the area.

Of course, things went differently inside Khan's mind. He didn't only see the battalion. He had also calculated an estimate of its overall power, weapons included, and the result didn't even try to scare him.

Instead, thoughts of far different nature invaded Khan, giving birth to various emotions. Disgust and anger were the most intense but weren't directed at the battalion.

Khan didn't mind engaging in another massacre. He had pushed things too far anyway, and his mood didn't help. He was one second away from snapping, and seeing the Global Army treat him like a menace came close to triggering that reaction.