One-Eyed Monster

”How are you planning to uncover this unknown?” Tobin unleashed Lightning, he was the main factor in maintaining this Barrier, but it had to rely on Tobin Sol.

”When I first entered this Border Realm, Nonoa warned me this is a place where strength speaks, so politeness and civility will not work here.”

”Indeed, so how are you going to deal with this bastard?” The Mos Brothers chimed in the discussion at this point.

”Why are you all asking me now? I’m just a younger guy...” Igor suddenly felt uncomfortable with the situation, being a complete newcomer yet having to act like a leader. All the Resistors were looking to him for the next steps, leaving him somewhat at a loss.

Clearly, Sol is supposed to be the leader here.

Igor now realized that Sol could be the leader of the Border Resistance not merely because of his unparalleled power or his unique Lightning, but because he naturally possessed the qualities of a leader.

The reason Igor advanced so quickly was largely due to Sol’s guidance, with Sol even tailoring a training method specifically for Igor during this Resistors’ counterattack.

This method proved to be very effective in actual combat.

In addition, Igor never expected that the net he insisted on bringing back would be unknowingly repaired by Sol. Igor was certainly surprised, but what shocked him even more was when Sol instructed the Mos Brothers on how to use this net...

In short, Igor now felt Sol was unfathomable. If Sol didn’t become the leader here, it would be an insult to Sol’s intelligence!

So Igor always felt the true boss here was Stan Sol.

”We’ve captured a Soul Devourer. It’s not unknown to us, so the initiative is still in your hands this time,” Sol continued.

Igor understood Sol’s implicit meaning. It was clear that the Resistors already knew enough about the captured Soul Devourer, and he was to find the answers next.

In fact, Igor was puzzled as to why they were so familiar with this Soul Devourer yet seemed indifferent to these captives. Couldn’t they care less about them? But they were desperate for answers, and before they always wanted to get the answers from Igor himself. Now, they seemed aloof and unconcerned...

Igor didn’t know that Sol handled it this way because Sol knew it was very hard to extract information from these Soul Devourers. The Spirit’s master was cunning and didn’t leave any information for the Resistors. So far in the entire Border Realm, apart from the Soul Devourer’s three knights, no one else had seen this master.

And whether these three knights would reveal anything useful after being captured was still unknown.

Especially the Skeletal knight, who didn’t struggle at all when captured, which made Sol even more frustrated.

”Should we start now?” Sol looked at Igor, reminding him that the barrier’s time was limited.

”Let’s interrogate directly, no need for any pretense. With something so ruthless, there’s no room for courtesy.”

”If there’s no effect, what should we do?” Sol continued to ask, still concerned about the situation in the Border Realm.

”Due to my arrival, the Soul Devourers became frantic. You felt an unusual aura from me, and I’d never believe they are completely ignorant.”

There’s always said, the observer sees clearly while those involved are muddled, but now, in Sol’s view, Igor the involved is clearer than anyone.

No more words are needed now; just go ahead with the interrogation.

”Shana, put down the skeleton!” Sol ordered, ”Igor, what’s the best way to interrogate, you think?”

”Beat him up first!”

The Skeletal knight hadn’t yet realized his surroundings before being brutally beaten up by Igor and the others. Although the Border Realm lacked a true physical body, the sense of consciousness was strong, and this shell was punched and kicked; even as a skeleton, the pain was deeply felt.

The Skeletal knight suddenly realized the Resistors were not as he imagined. Why were they so rough, attacking without saying a word?

”What’s next?” Seeing Igor and the others stop, Sol asked again. To him, Igor seemed to be creating fear, but would this fear intimidate the Soul Devourer’s three knights?

”Beat him again, vent our anger, and then talk!” Igor gritted his teeth, having no real plan, just wanting to beat up this Skeletal knight...

Following his instincts was the voice Igor heard, so every action now was impulsive.

In his heart, beings like this evil creature deserved a hundred beatings.

Sol stood by, blankly watching, thinking, ”Is this your plan, capturing a High Rank Soul Devourer just to vent? Completely unreliable!”

However, Igor’s approach, though unreliable, gave them an incomparable thrill!

This feeling they hadn’t experienced before. The Resistors were always cautious, fearing to disturb these Soul Devourer masters, hiding everywhere, swallowing their anger, and resisting...

But today, they felt the thrill of venting, a genuinely exhilarating sensation.

Several people surrounded the Skeletal knight, punching and kicking, venting a deep-seated resentment...

The Skeletal knight was extremely shocked, thinking, ”These Resistors aren’t following the rules. Even for interrogation, they should question first, right? How can they just start hitting!” This completely defied logic.

Logic didn’t exist in the Border Realm. Here, strength speaks, and Igor’s group could bind and beat the Skeletal knight simply because they could at that moment.

That was enough!

The Skeletal knight was driven to desperation, yelling: ”Don’t oppress us too much; my master can crush you. Don’t get too complacent.”

”Your master?” Igor chuckled, ”If he sees you now, wouldn’t he devour you too? Isn’t that your style, not even sparing your own?”

Upon hearing this, the Skeletal knight immediately felt awful, realizing this youngster’s description of his master couldn’t be more accurate...

Expecting the master to avenge them was simply dreaming for the Soul Devourers.

This interrogation hadn’t truly begun, yet it was already over in essence.