"How wicked must one be to be truly wicked?"
Julius Reed asked, "I just want to ask you one thing, can you guarantee that I'll see Hades or that octopus?"
"If you're willing to risk your life, brother, I respect that. Rest assured, I would never betray my word or take advantage of your imprisonment to kill you."
With a wave of his hand, Wind shackled Julius Reed's feet.
"The charges are well framed, but brother, let me be clear. If you deny them, I'm guilty of treason! I'll die with you."
"Think it through before you go, so you won't regret halfway, and miss the chance. Worse, you might have to drag me along."
Wind was genuinely scared.
This madman.
If he did something foolish, Wind would be implicated.
Deceiving Hades means certain death!
For so long, so many people have died, without exception.
No matter how high or mighty, lying in front of the public means inevitable death!
Never an exception.
