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... *Sigh* “Now I understand why no one wanted to join me, and I had to find new people to join my gang. They knew it would be risky without the protection of secret sponsors and a lot of people working together.” Deadeye continued while frowning at the wall shaking from Lupa’s constant barrage of attacks.

Deadeye turned around. He started walking away from the building, yet his hand kept holding his wand with a firm hold. He was worried soldiers arrive to arrest him after the loud sounds t ...

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