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Even if they planned something, it would be useless against him. Thus, Fane raised an eyebrow and returned to his seat.

Percy then said, deliberately raising his voice for all to hear, "You know, we can all tell that you're not crazy or an idiot, so you're just a liar."

Everyone turned around at the same time. They thought that there would be a temporary end to the conflict, but that was not the case after all.

Fane raised an eyebrow as he coldly looked at Percy, not bothering to answer at all as he waited for Percy to continue.

Percy's lips stiffened when he saw how Fane barely reacted. Everything the man did seemed out of the ordinary. Should Fane not be trying to defend himself for his dignity?

Nonetheless, that did not trouble Percy too much. He took a deep breath and continued, "You're planning on going back on your word later, aren't you? You'll find a load of excuses, too. Wi

Someone said with a puzzled expression, "What's going on here? I agree with Percy and that this guy is a liar, but I don't understand what he said after that. If Percy honestly forgives him, I'll change my name to his!"

"I don't think that's very likely. The Star Continent's warriors are famous for being unforgiving. Anyone who offends them will be targeted by the whole continent, and that guy has ticked off one too many offensive acts on their list, humiliating the entire continent. He had been so rude, so how could Percy let that guy go?"

Fane laughed at that. Percy really was interesting. He had just been wondering what kind of trick Percy was going to pull and what he would say, but it was actually something so crazy.

He said he wanted to grant him mercy, did he? Percy even said that he was not an idiot right before that. Percy's words definitely sounded like they thought he was a

They were in a restricted area. No matter how much Fane crossed the line, there was no way they could do anything to him. They would have to bear with it. If he managed to slip away after he left and changed his looks, they would not be able to recognize him from then on.

The mere thought of that made their expressions sour, even Percy's.

Even though Percy maintained his prideful look when he argued with Fane earlier, he was, in truth, furious. He wanted nothing more than to rip Fane apart. He would really suffer if he did not manage his revenge in the end. The thoughts could very well affect his training and end up causing him trouble in the future. Just thinking about that caused Percy to get even angrier.

He decided that they could not let Fane get out of the Capture Hall. Even if Fane tried to come out with a million excuses in the end, they had to punish him severely.

Percy took

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