Chapter 815

After all, this tanned, blunt-looking subordinate of Lionel had witnessed Cyrus' attack. With just one move, Cyrus rendered Lionel, the person he respected most, begging on his knees. He thought Cyrus was truly terrifying. "Lionel doesn't want to see you. Don't come looking for us!" he shouted, dashing into the woods. "You should take us to Kaia, though," Leah called out. "I wouldn't dare to. Hundreds of assassins are encircling her now. Given her looks, she won't make it if you don't hurry up now," the Morbian said. Soon, he disappeared into the woods. If Cyrus hadn't taught Lionel a lesson, he would've also gone after Kaia with his team. Most men in Morbia had the tendency to commit crimes whenever they came across women—they were practically animals. Glancing at his surroundings, Cyrus quickened his pace as he led Leah toward the southwest. "Why did Ophelia kick Kaia out of the medical camp? Did she do it to avenge Chris?" Leah asked. "This is just one of the reasons. The