heaven bird

After watching Berg staggering away, T-bag shrugged his shoulders in disappointment, and said to the upper right: "It seems... my candy is gone."

The engineer standing on the stairs just above the corner eavesdropped and walked down the stairs generously, "I think it's Berg who needs candies now."

"Oh, come on, he's not a sweet man like T-bag, he doesn't need candy." T-bag praised himself without any scruples, "Pretty, this is a big surprise for you, isn't it ?Finally found witnesses, can send our righteous martyrs (Note 1) to prison, do you need a sex party to celebrate?"

"...No need," Michael replied, "and Abel cannot be convicted with the testimony of only one criminal, but it is indeed a good start."

Berg was indeed an unexpected surprise for Michael, he did not expect that the man transferred from Fox River with T-bag would have such a secret.

Michael thought about the half chip he found in the Bible. Abel didn't even feel safe hiding it at home, but tried his best to disassemble it in half and bring it to prison. He firmly believed that it was the key to everything.

As for the location of the other half... He did have a vague guess, but it wasn't a place where he could rummage at will, and he couldn't confirm it for a while.

But Berg’s words at least proved that he and Mahon had been pursuing the right direction. The men in black robes he mentioned did match the image of the suspect who killed Sarah provided by the witnesses at the time, and those weird rituals, The strange pentagram formation can also coincide with the graphic on the photo when Sarah was killed at that time.

The first unfinished case in Juliet City (the place where Abel lived for a long time), the real birth of "Mother" worshiped by men in black robes, the group of believers in black robes committed crimes, ghosts appearing in prisons, and the death of criminals Eternal disappearance... everything finally became a complete thread.

And on the other side of the line... the one holding all the deadly threads is that gentle man with gold-rimmed glasses, Abel.

Michael sneered and thought, why does he think he is qualified to pronounce the sin and death of the world... And even if he is really the God of the Ages, he will definitely pull him down from the position of God and crucify him back on the cross of revenge , making him kneel and apologize to Sarah's soul.

The beauty looked completely lost in thought, and there didn't seem to be any reflection of the T-bag in her green eyes.

T-bag couldn't resist the sarcasm to get his attention back: "Aha, you look like you've got a lot of money? But Berg probably won't be willing to testify as a witness, he just looks like he's just going to dig a hole out of here now He fled directly to South America and disappeared from the world to prove that he has nothing to do with Abel."

"...Everyone has weaknesses, T-bag." Michael seemed to come back to his senses, and his thumb lightly brushed the cross necklace on his chest, "Including him."

Michael curled the corner of his mouth inexplicably, and finally concluded: "And we still have a long time to dig out those little weaknesses and make him our 'good friend'."

For this purpose, he voluntarily fell into the endless abyss step by step, committing more unforgivable original sins.

No matter where he looked, at the end of that abyss was himself who would eventually drown in it.

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Kevin quickly walked out of the room of the "middleman" Caesar, raised his head and carefully looked around, and after making sure that no one had noticed him, he quickly tied the length of rope he had bought from Caesar to himself. On his waist, he put down the prison clothes that were a little too big for him, and looked around before pretending to leave as if nothing had happened.

"Good afternoon." Suddenly someone not far away said that.

Startled, Kevin turned his head sharply, only to be relieved to find that it was Abel.

Abel seemed to ignore his nervousness and smiled and said hello to Kevin one more time. "Good afternoon, Kevin."

The gray-eyed boy looked at him with flickering eyes, finally lowered his head, and said in a low voice, "Good afternoon."

"Sorry, I don't know why I called you suddenly." Abel put his hands on the railing on the second floor casually, looked towards the first floor, and said with a smile: "Maybe it's because many things have happened recently, So get a little nervous."

"Hmm..." Kevin just bowed his head in response, placing his hands cautiously by his side, as if he was in a state of high tension.

"Although it's a novelty, it's not interesting." Abel said with a sigh, "Have you ever been afraid?"

Kevin nodded, but shook his head again.

Abel didn't blame Kevin for his perfunctory response, but nodded in appreciation. His tone was always gentle and gentle, and he said the sentences gracefully as if he were reading a poem: "Fearlessness is a beautiful thing. character."

Kevin bit his lip shyly.

He leaned against the railing and looked down at the prisoners coming and going on the first floor, with the corners of his mouth curled up, as if in his eyes, the people walking on the first floor were not vicious criminals, but beautiful girls dancing ballet .

Kevin also followed Abel's line of sight to the first floor. After watching for a while, his gray eyes like glass beads moved slightly, and said softly, "...Borg."

Berg walked in from the gate alone, his expression was a little tired, his complexion seemed more sallow and unhealthy than usual, he walked a little absent-mindedly, and bumped into a few white people, those who were hit were swearing and swearing. He didn't even answer a word.

After being reminded by Kevin, Abel seemed to have discovered one of the escape team's companions. He seemed to be in a good mood suddenly and inexplicably. He turned and leaned on the railing to look at Kevin, and said in a rare brisk tone: "Aha, you saw him one step earlier than I did."

The tone seems to be praising the gentle father of the child who has won the award.

Kevin looked up at him, his expression seemed to be in a state of wandering, but his pale face slowly fainted with a thin layer of sick red.

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【[Inexplicable T-Dog Theater - "If They Weren't Humans II"]]

Michael's neighbor, Mr. Don Green, is a beautiful young man whose day and night are turned upside down and his private life is chaotic. The neighbors have secretly suspected that the pale guy is actually a vampire—otherwise, why does he always appear to be unlovable in broad daylight? expression and status?And I fell asleep halfway through greeting my neighbors.

Michael once couldn't understand why a person like him could raise the white-haired dog Neil for so many years, and he was able to feed Neil more and more fat.

Later, Mr. Engineer finally came to his senses, when he picked up Neil who was circling around in the yard and biting his own tail because the master was out fooling around and no one paid attention to him, and then couldn’t help feeding it—maybe it wasn’t Don The reason, the one who fed Fat Neil was himself.

The white-haired dog Neil always opens his big eyes eagerly when his master goes out, and lies at the gate of the yard waiting for him to come back, but soon he forgets that he is waiting for his master and happily chases after him. Pick up your own tail.

Mr. Engineer is a gentle guy, he will always take Neil home, and then stick a post-it note on the wooden fence in Don's yard, reminding him to come and pick Neil up.

And the wild dog T he adopted recently showed great dissatisfaction with this matter. In fact, this wild dog with a tuft of yellow hair on his head always has a great deal of affection for creatures in the house other than his owner. Hostility, it always wants to get all the attention of the owner alone.

When Michael entered the room with the furry and chubby Neil in his arms, Dingo T was lying on Michael's desk, leaning his face against the sharp corner of the Oxford dictionary, sleeping soundly in a twisted posture, and the lop rabbit Kevin huddled in the corner pitifully again, looking tearful, wondering how he had been bullied again.

Seeing that Wild Dog T's face was pressed into a funny expression by the cardboard book, Michael couldn't help laughing.

The wild dog T woke up suddenly, looked at Neil who was put on the ground, arched his back and bristled all his hair, let out a low growl from his throat, and circled around Michael several times, as if In the territory of the oath general.

Neil, the white-haired dog, shook his long fur that fell to the ground, passed by and ignored him, and lazily walked up to Kevin the lop-eared rabbit, rolling and pushing the lop-eared rabbit back and forth with his paws. It seemed that it finally found the suitable position, and then put its front paws on the back of the rabbit with lop ears. The white-haired dog lying on the rabbit seemed to be very comfortable and patted the rest of the place around the wild dog T (the lop eared rabbit) eared rabbit's ass), as if to say: [Look, man, blanket! ]

The wild dog T circled around the spot a few times, walked over slowly with a disdainful attitude, pressed on the rabbit in the same posture, and yawned big.

It seems that they have successfully developed a friendship through their shared interest in bullying lops.

*Note 1, although it has been marked before, let’s say it again (//▽//)... It comes from a biblical story. When Christ was alive, he praised Abel as a righteous man who was martyred.