But Shade doesn't think Joey Barton is a completely bad guy.

【If you had the chance, would you kill him? 】

A whisper in his ear asked softly, and Shade turned to look out the window:

"Ask the other party if he gives up resurrecting the dead. If he gives up, I will cut off one of his arms as the price for his attack on Iluna. Although he spared me, the attack on Iluna and her group is a real fatal attack.

If you don't give up, let him die. If Hazama collapses because of him, how many people will be left in Fort Midhill?"

Shade has a better understanding of Joey Barton's character. This gentleman will never hurt people he is close to and trusts easily, but he will not hesitate to take action against people he is not familiar with. Maybe

It was the wanderings of youth or old age that created this character, and the complex character and methods of doing things also made this person more real and clear in the fog of Fort Midhill.

There are never purely good or bad people, Shade knows this very well.

[Are you sure you are not doing this for that "Creation·Death" card? 】

"Her" laughter sounded in the wind, and the city outside the window was still shrouded in that strange heavy fog.

"Don't frame me falsely"

Shade's expression did not change at all:

"But if it comes to a situation where I have to kill Joey Barton, I will definitely get that 'Original Death' card."
Chapter completed!