Betrayed, Then Back For Blood

The thugs were filled with frustration and despair. They had committed countless bad deeds, and now that they were finally beatentin for 12 no one felt the slightest sympathy for them.

The attitude of the police officers left the group of thugs utterly disheartened. They felt like giving up entirely.

In the interrogation room, things weren’t going smoothly. Meanwhile, the female officer handling Briar and the others‘ registration was also encountering a problem.

The records for Ellen and Frank’s group were processed without issue. But when it came to Briar, the officer was shocked to discover that the system only showed that she had just returned to Dasmleca from Qathana. No other information could be retrieved

When questioned, Briar brushed her off with a cold “No comment.”

The officer’s professional instincts kicked in, and she immediately became alert. She asked Briar to contact a family member to come sign paperwork so she could be released, but Briar refused.

This only deepened the officer’s suspicions. She reported the situation to her captain.

The captain walked over and personally questioned Briar. But no matter how he asked, she revealed nothing and still refused to notify any Family members.

Frank, who had already finished his statement and was free to leave, waited outside, hoping to leave together with Briar. But after waiting a long time, instead of seeing Briar, he saw Mason rushing out in a panic to deliver the news that she had been detained.

Frank was startled, “What happened? Why was she detained?”

Mason shrugged. “I don’t know the details, but I heard it’s because her identity raised flags. She refused to call her family to confirm

the

silently took out his phone and made a call.

Jennings, please answer

hadn’t been sitting beside her, looking so anxious and helpless, she might

by a certain base. That meant it was nearly impossible for Dasmieca to trace anything. Typically, even if they tried to access her files, the system would return a “No permission to verify”

or protected identity. But for some

She turned to Ellen and said, “Ellen, go outside and find Frank and the

about you,

blamed herself for the whole situation. Reporting to the police had brought

Briar gave h

worry, I’ll be fine. Go on. Be

glancing back every few

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the others walling outside, her eyes turned wet. She ran straight

said there’s something wrong with her identity. It’s all my fault

trying to comfort the crying girl. “Don’t worry. Briar will be fine, I’ve