Deposed Crown Prince: After three years of service on the frontier, the entire court knelt and begge

Although this Gandhi was constantly crying out in pain while being tortured, he was really stubborn.

He just kept repeating the same few phrases over and over.

However, it was clear that he was on the verge of a mental breakdown.

Just then, after the third person took over, the third interrogator walked over.

He seemed to be losing his composure, and said in a state of near collapse, "What! What do you want to do... You want me to talk, you want to interrogate me, you have to tell me what you want to know... How can I know what you need if you don't say anything? Speak up... Just say what you want..."

However, still no one answered him.

When the third interrogator approached him, this interrogator was quite adept at psychological tactics.

Unlike the two interrogators mentioned earlier.

The interrogator first took out his torture instruments, wiped them repeatedly, and then put some kind of powder on them.

After witnessing this scene, Gandhi seemed to lose his composure.

He went straight to the interrogators who had just arrived and asked, "This is my last warning to you. You must stop... Otherwise, even if you beg me later... I won't help you... Every single one of you here, I will make you suffer terribly."

Gandhi had said this kind of thing countless times; the interrogators were practically sick of hearing it.

The interrogators continued, carrying their sharp instruments of torture, and approached Gandhi.

Without saying another word, he was about to begin...

Gandhi knew very well that these people just wanted him to speak for himself.

He tried to endure the pain, but the methods these people used made him wish he were dead.

Even if he wanted to die, it seemed like a pipe dream.

Of course, he really didn't want to die.

He didn't expect them to be serious, and what surprised him was that they were actually serious.

It wasn't just for real; it truly made him wish he were dead.

He was conflicted. If his master wanted to save her, he would have arrived long ago.

However, if his master doesn't come, there's nothing he can do.

He had to save himself; wasn't that trump card meant to save his life?

This is the third person to be interrogated; there are five more to come...

He didn't know if there were any more than five behind them, so he had to keep them in line.

If he can't intimidate them, it seems pointless for him to keep arguing.

If this continues, there will only be one consequence: being tortured to the point of wishing for death.

He couldn't accept this situation.

After much deliberation, Gandhi watched as the interrogator was about to approach her and put the torture devices on her...

He let out a bloodcurdling scream, then cried out, "Wait! Wait! Stop attacking! Do you people even want to live?"

The interrogators were momentarily stunned by Gandhi's sudden outburst...

The movement paused for a moment, but none of the people behind him spoke.

He knew he had to keep going.

"Aren't you afraid of dying? I poisoned that bread... Only I can cure it. Are you sure you want to treat me like this?"

"Can you bear the consequences?"

Upon hearing Gandhi's words, the judge stopped...

Gandhi saw that the interrogator's hands had stopped.

A sinister smile appeared on his face, because he knew that after he played this trump card, they would definitely listen to him.

However, after witnessing this scene, he still felt some regret.

Because, if he had known this would happen, he would have revealed his trump card immediately...

He suddenly realized that he didn't know what he had been struggling with just now.

Isn't this just suffering for nothing?

Just as he was feeling smug, the interrogators stopped, but these interrogators were very clever.

He didn't look at anyone as if asking a question, but simply paused.

His pause was actually quite simple; he was waiting for a message from Xiao Ce behind him.

However, Xiao Ce did not give any response at all.

Since there was no response, the interrogators waited for several tens of seconds.

Gandhi, with an arrogant expression, looked at the interrogators and said, "What are you standing there for? Do you want the entire city of Lingas to be buried with me? Let me tell you, every single person in Lingas who has eaten my bread, without exception, if I want them to die, they will die. Do you understand?"

As Gandhi said this, his expression immediately turned ferocious.

The interrogator remained expressionless after listening, and then got to work.

Gandhi's eyes widened as he watched the interrogators move again.

He then said to the interrogators, "Hey, what are you doing? Are you crazy?"

"Can't you understand what I'm saying? I poisoned your people! How dare you resist... Do you want to die?"

"Ah...who are you? Where is Morgana? Have you gone mad? I told you, I poisoned everyone in the entire city of Lingas...Aren't you afraid of the whole city of Lingas dying?"

As he spoke, Gandhi began to wail again. At first, he thought Morgana had sent people to do it.

However, he began to wonder if these people might have been Morgana's enemies, who wanted to destroy the city of Lingas.

After he said that, they still dared to do it? Aren't they crazy?

Isn't this the kind of person who wants to destroy the entire city of Lingas?

The interrogator was so determined to do his thing that Gandhi was on the verge of collapse.

At this moment, Luna looked at Xiao Ce with some nervousness.

Xiao Ce naturally noticed the nervousness in Luna's eyes.

Without saying a word, he simply gave Luna a reassuring look.

He didn't believe it was poisoning; he thought the bread Gandhi had was problematic.

But this was definitely not ordinary poisoning; when it comes to using poison, Da Lei and his group are experts.

Moreover, no matter what kind of poison it is, even a slow-acting poison, it will cause damage to the body and will definitely be noticed by people.

Therefore, Gandhi's statement must have addressed only a small part of the issue.

However, a large part of the problem was overlooked...

Moreover, judging from Gandhi's expression, it was clear that he harbored a great deal of resentment...

Therefore, if we really stop here and listen to what he says, it will inevitably give him the upper hand.

Xiao Ce's goal was actually very simple: to completely break down Gandhi's inner defenses.

Actually, the solution is quite simple: just torture him repeatedly like this...

In fact, this Gandhi exceeded Xiao Ce's expectations in many ways.

After all, he'd been interrogated by three people, and yet he was still so stubborn—it was truly surprising...

I thought that after being interrogated by one person, he would obediently start to confess.

Now, even after being interrogated by three people, he's still being stubborn...