Chapter 151 More to the Bandits

[Aimee] Although Kugler and I shared the same thoughts, these people, accustomed to the life of bandits, had their apprehensions. Lying on the ground, Bartington whimpered and exclaimed in agony. He didn’t listen to a word Kugler said. My heart raced. “Wouldn’t taking someone like him to the military camp invite trouble, Kugler?” Bartington was acting like a sore loser after losing a fight, and it wasn’t what I had in mind. Kugler didn’t care, nonetheless. He scoffed and said, “I can kill him if he continues to behave this way after spending time at the military camp.” Bartington’s feigned deathbed performance was abruptly cut short as he sprang to his feet with startling agility. “What did you say? Where are you taking me?” Bartington’s eyes sparkled. His lively demeanor was far from the lifeless performance he had put on earlier. It turned out it was all an act. As Kugler gave no response, Bartington repeated his question and cheered with thrill when he received a po