Tataro's face darkened.

He glanced at Henry sideways, his eyes revealing indifference.

His tone was flat. "Oh, I didn't ask you to come see me."

"Tataro, what do you mean? Are you breaking off relations with us?"

Henry was furious and was about to confront them.

But Curion pulled him back, saying, "Don't be impulsive, we're all friends."

Tatarot had long seen through their hypocrisy.

He sneered, "From the moment you left me in Death Valley, we were no longer friends."

"Tataro, are you still blaming me? I've already explained it to you, you should understand my predicament."

Cullen's voice carried a hint of helplessness.

His smile remained undiminished as he strode forward, trying to close the distance between himself and Tataro.

"I don't understand. I only know that friends should look after each other, stand together through thick and thin, and never abandon each other."

Tataro stared at Cullen expressionlessly, devoid of any warmth.

His only friend now is Shi Yu, and he is irreplaceable.

When Cullen realized he couldn't reason with him, he shut up and stopped explaining.

Raphael's gaze remained fixed on Shi Yu.

This made him feel like a heavy stone was pressing on his heart, making it hard for him to breathe.

Recalling the scene, as Cullen and Henry emerged from Death Valley, a thought suddenly popped into their minds.

If Shi Yu stays in this place, then he won't compete with me for Raphael anymore.

Moreover, Raine has a particular fondness for insects that can grow vegetables.

Herman felt that staying in Death Valley wouldn't pose much danger to Shi Yu.

So, after discussing it with Henry, he decided to return to the camp first.

After he and Raphael get married, he will go to Death Valley to pick up Shi Yu and Tataro.

To Cullen's utter surprise, Shi Yu and Tataro returned so quickly.

Everyone in the military knew about his and Henry's actions of abandoning their comrades and fleeing alone to save them.

Wherever they go, they become the target of everyone's criticism and gossip.

Worse still, many soldiers complained that they were firmly refused psychological counseling.

The soldiers' exact words were: "They can even betray their best friends, who knows if they might plant a seed of discord in our minds?"

For many years, Cullen has devoted himself to helping soldiers cultivate their mental strength.

He felt deeply helpless because of this one incident, which led to his complete rejection.

So they came to Tatarot specifically to ask him to come forward and clarify the facts for them.

But things didn't seem to go as he wished.

Staying any longer would only be pointless.

Hermann sighed softly.

"Tataro, we'll come see you again tomorrow."

"No need. From now on, we'll just be ordinary colleagues, not friends."

Tataro's attitude was unusually cold; he was completely disappointed and did not want to have anything to do with them anymore.

"Tataro, don't be ungrateful. We've already explained things very clearly to you, so why are you still being so aggressive?"

Henry's voice trembled slightly with anger.

He glared angrily at Tataro, as if trying to see through the other's soul.

Seeing that the other party remained unmoved, Henry could no longer suppress his anger.

He rolled up his sleeves, revealing his thick arms, and strode menacingly toward Tataro, ready to pull out the worm.

"Today, you must go and make it clear to the soldiers that you are safe in Death Valley."

At this critical moment, Shi Yu suddenly shouted, "Enough!"

His voice boomed like thunder, startling all the insects present.

Shi Yu looked at Henry with a serious expression.

He said sternly, "Since you have already abandoned him, don't cling to him anymore. Go your separate ways."

As everyone knows, Death Valley is fraught with danger and is by no means safe.

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