I ruined Tyra.

Faced with W's nonsense, the team leader decided not to say anything, as he was afraid that he would be angered to death by the other party if he opened his mouth.

W patted the mask on the other person's face and made a gesture to see him off.

"If you've figured it out, get back here and tell that dragon girl that I'll go find her about what she needs to know. Don't be so anxious."

The team leader wanted to say something, but W waved his hand and two strong mercenaries came in and carried the team leader away.

The team leader struggled and said quickly: "There is one more thing!"

This time W waved his hand, signaling the mercenary to let him speak.

"Just now, the remnants of the enemy army were found sneaking into the city. The Sarkaz mercenary Ines exchanged fire with the enemy and died together with them."

Hearing this news, W raised his eyebrows. Ines? She? Are you serious?

“The Integration Movement also participated in this blocking battle. The enemy was very strong and we all suffered losses.

This is all due to your negligence!"

W fell into deep thought, wondering if these members of the Integration Movement had done too much burning, killing and looting, and their brains had been damaged?

No, she had to ask again. She needed to hear more details about such a funny thing and see how they would blow the whistle.

"Don't be so hasty and push me so hard. Just now, there seemed to be some movement in the east?"

W thought for a moment. Did she hear an explosion in the east? That seemed to be the route that Inès and Hedley had to take to get here?

The team leader broke free from the mercenaries, patted his clothes a few times, and said with certainty that it was correct.

W turned around so as not to let the other person see his almost uncontrollable smile.

After re-adjusting his emotions several times, W finally pretended to be in a heavy mood and said, "Then...where is the body?"

The team leader naturally thought about the wording for this question, and he just said "it's a pity".

W shook his head and explained:

"I'm talking about the enemy's corpse. Inès doesn't know any exaggerated killing spells."

"Our warlocks also participated in the battle, and the entire street was destroyed."

The case was solved. It was definitely the Warlock who used the Originium technique to try to intercept Inès, and then killed the Warlock directly.

But W really didn't expect that the other party would dare to be so blatant. Did they really think they were fools?

"Aren't you guys being too blatant?"

"I don't know what you're talking about." The team leader tried to play dumb.

W rubbed his brows, seeming to be thinking about how to deal with Inès.

After a long while, she asked:

"So... in your opinion, how should this matter be handled?"

“Our troops are focused on the battle that will take place in Longmen and have no time to take care of it.

The leader will not delve into your responsibilities for now, you should handle it on your own."

W tilted his head and muttered.

"Hmm...Your Ursus accent is quite strong."

The team leader was a little confused. Why did the other party suddenly say this?

"so what?"

"So, you guys don't really think that just making up an excuse will do?"

After W finished speaking, he took out a remote control from somewhere and started pressing a button.

"W! Stop!"

Hedley suddenly appeared and quickly stopped W's action. The captain then discovered that an Originium bomb had been placed on his shoulder and mask at some point in time.

"Oh, sorry, I got a little excited. Of course, you can also breathe a sigh of relief and be thankful that you saved your life."

The squad leader who was almost going to meet Ursus's ancestors shouted angrily.

"what do you mean?!"

W laughed, played with the remote control, tossed it up and down, and said disdainfully:

"Don't get me wrong, the death of a Sarkaz will not have any impact on the subsequent operations.

Of course, the same goes for the death of an Integration Movement."

After saying that, he caught the remote control that was thrown out and handed it to the team leader.

"If you don't believe it, you can try it yourself."

The team leader naturally didn't dare to try. He put on his mask and said coldly:

"I will convey your attitude to the leader truthfully."

After saying that, he turned around and left.

Before he even stepped out of the camp, he turned back and warned.

"There is no more chance!"

Chapter 208 Born in the Night (15) Hedley's Decision

After watching the Reunion leader leave and not being able to hear their conversation, W and Hedley looked at each other.

"Did you hear everything that just happened?"

"Ever since you let the Rhodes Island team go, the Reunion Movement has never let us act alone."

W spread his hands. It was his own fault that he was too soft-hearted. What else could he do? He just had to bear the consequences.

But such behavior also makes W even more contemptuous of the current integration movement. An organization that only engages in intrigue will never go far.

"If they could really put all this caution on the front battlefield, they wouldn't have suffered such a tragic defeat."

Facing W's sneer, Hedley did not find it strange. What he found strange was that W let go of someone she would not have let go of originally, and more than once.

"Even so, you still let the traitorous swordsman go."

W turned her head away, trying not to let Hedley see her expression, but she knew she couldn't avoid it.

She could only try to justify why she let him go.

"I didn't let him go on purpose. I just didn't want those stupid infected people to kill the Sarkaz I brought with me."

Hedley smiled with relief, W has indeed changed, becoming more mature and responsible.

"If it were before, you would have killed Yan Ke without hesitation and used his life to deceive the Reunion Movement, no matter what you wanted."

Hearing the code name of the Sarkaz she let go, W patted his head in sudden realization.

"Oh~ His name is Yan Ke? Am I the only one who can't remember his code name? Isn't that embarrassing?"

Hedley was speechless by her attitude, and W was also speechless by his own behavior, and the atmosphere between the two became awkward.

In order to break the atmosphere, Hedley asked one of the main questions of his visit.

"Inès, was she just...really?"

W shouted irritably, "Don't mention her yet!"

Then he started to hesitate, even Hedley asked, could something really happen?

"She...I'll send someone to confirm it, to confirm her--tsk!"

Before he could finish his words, W noticed something was wrong and sneered.

She straightened her face, sat back at the table and said, "Let's talk business first."

Hedley raised his right hand and extended three fingers, indicating that he wanted to say three things.

"First, Inès asked me to remind you that something is not right with Tallulah. What she saw must be more specific, but I don't know.

She only said that Tallulah seemed to have 'two shadows'.

Judging from her reaction, this should not be the result of spell interference."

W had a headache. This was not clear enough for even an intellectual like Hedley to understand, not to mention an illiterate like her, okay? !

"Tsk, why don't you make yourself clear every time? This coward is really..."

"Second, the old man left on a mission to get something. Tallulah had no intention of hiding it."

W turned back to the map on her desk and began to think about the layout of the city after the Patriots were mobilized.

"Third, the messenger has set off for Victoria. Soon, the Regent will know everything that happened here."

Having said that, Hedley felt that he needed to explain why he did this.

“Tracy knows a lot, and there are also many monsters around him.

If he is allowed to interfere, this will not just be a simple issue between the Reunion Movement and Ursus."

W fell silent. Why is it all bad news? Can't Hedley tell me some good news?

The matter between her and the Reunion Movement has not been settled yet, and now she has to consider the changes that may be caused by Tracy's end.

When she thought of this, she rubbed her hair irritably. She was really annoyed by the Sarkaz.

"W? Are you listening?"

After Hedley finished speaking, he did not get the expected response, so he asked with some concern.

His reply was a girl's irritable complaint.

"It's so noisy! Since all the news is good, let me be quiet for a while!!!"

But W is W, always casual.

After she finished complaining, she felt much better, so she directly asked Hedley for his opinion on the details she had just noticed.

“From the moment you walked in, your hand was on the hilt.

You were like this when we first met, as if you were ready to draw your sword at any moment.

You were as calm as a patriot just now, what on earth are you like?"

"It does not matter."

Hedley shook his head. In his opinion, this matter was not important at all. What was important was W's attitude.

W raised his hands in surrender, as if he had accepted his fate.

"Okay, okay, as long as you are happy.

But we are all the same, we all know this very well and bad habits die hard.

Inès she...

I will take her words seriously, just to respect her sacrifice."

Hedley shook his head again. Sometimes W and Inès were really alike. When they were emotional, they would do things without considering the consequences.

“The regent will not sit idly by and watch this side get out of control. If you can’t give him a proper answer, Londinium’s summons will ruin everything you have carefully prepared.

The irony is that I still don’t know what you want to do.”

"Who knows?"

W chose to avoid talking about it. Sometimes she herself didn’t even understand what she wanted to do, let alone others.

Hedley decided to give her a piece of advice.

“Don’t think you can really handle it all, W.

Otherwise, you will regret it sooner or later, just like me."

W laughed. Was it possible that she had already regretted it? She said sarcastically:

"You have the right to ask questions because you are out of the center of the vortex."

Hedley raised his eyebrows. It seemed that his own people had been trying to tear down the house after being left alone for three days. He had to give them a beating.

"Really? Then who are the people on Rhodes Island right now?"