betrayal

Fayol used to be ashamed of his own experience, just like a powerful demon who was weak and humbled by the situation when he was young. This is really not something easy to say.

At least, he didn't think he had the courage to face up to the past.

But at this moment, Angus looked at him with puzzled eyes, and the meaning of "continue to talk" was revealed in his charming eyes.

It is a great honor to have the king's eyes rest on it.

The shame, anger, and emptiness he once had all disappeared because of Angus' needs at this time, and he spoke about his experience before following Angus with almost no hindrance.

He said that he once slaughtered a tavern, and his heart softened for a while, and he let go of the bartender who thought he had a good personality.But the bartender is a guy who doesn't know what to do, he is dishonest when he takes the drink, and even follows him in a stupid way, saying that he wants to follow him.

Fayol said he had never seen such a stupid guy!

When he said that, there was a slight smile on his face, so shallow that maybe even he didn't realize it.

After all, this smile was only a flash in the pan. In the next moment, Fayol lowered his head, squinted his eyes, and smiled falsely at Angus: "Of course, now I have found another stupid one."

It was frighteningly blunt.

Angus took a deep breath and held back his emotions.He has no strength now, and all emotions that are not beneficial to the status quo are superfluous, and he must be patient.

But Fayol didn't appreciate his patience. He looked a little unhappy, and approached him straight away. In the distance where his breath could be heard, he provocatively softly, and his attitude made people even more angry: "What? It's just the claws. Devil Tiger, don't you even dare to roar?"

Angus looked at him coldly.

After getting no response for a long time, Fayol frowned, and finally could only look away boredly, and sighed softly.

What follows is even more boring.

Fayol lazily described to Angus how ridiculous the bartender was, and he had treated him very badly, but the next day he would still lick his wounds, come close to him with a stern face, He will also hold enough energy clusters as a gift of reconciliation-you say, what good does this so-called "reconciliation" do to him?In the later stage, the grown-up Mr. Bartender is already capable enough to be his own. Why on earth does he still follow the little demon with no ambitions?This is of no use to his future development career.

Angus had a strange expression. He looked at Fayol, froze for a while, and then counterattacked like a mockery, and said, "Perhaps, he is in love with you?"

Angus expected Fayol to retort.After all, people who can't even accept friendship at all should sneer at the deeper "love".

But as a result, Fayol's expression was also a little strange immediately. He looked at Angus strangely, as if he was meeting him for the first time, and then maintained this strange state, and said in a dull voice. : "Yeah, so I killed him."

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