Gerald recalled the number he was assigned in the organization. He reminisced about how thrilled he was when he first received it.
Joining the Island of Despair made him feel respectable and prestigious. After all, it brought in a handsome income.
Yet, Gerald only felt regret now.
"091," uttered Gerald.
"Mm." Shanks picked up his phone and dialed another number. "You threw 091 to me. How can I possibly rescue someone alone?"
"You have the capability to save him," Abel's voice came from the other end of the phone.
"But if you don't want to, that's fine too. He's just trash anyway. He's incapable of doing anything right. If you don't want to save him, let him breathe his last and dispose of him."
"Easy for you to say." Shanks looked at Gerald coldly and said to Abel, "Send two men up."
Abel replied, "Alright. I didn't expect you to still have the intention to save him."
"So, are we saving him or not?" Shanks’ tone was impatient. Abel was truly incomprehensible. First, Abel wanted his men to bring this person up here to be saved, but then he said it did not matter whether Shanks saved him or not.
It was more troublesome than dealing with a woman.
"If you want to save him, then save him. I'll send people up," Abel finished his sentence and hung up.
Shanks tossed his phone aside, slowly rose to his feet, and said, "It's too difficult for me to save you alone, and I can't find anyone else who understands medicine, so I have to let those two guys help me.
"Just bear with it if it hurts later. I have no other choice."
Gerald heard this and shuddered again.
Let two men who did not understand medicine help?
Those two helpers had to be the burly guys from the Island of Despair. Would they not just end his life?
Could they not just take him to the hospital?
some blood and felt
sound and looked disdainfully at the
of Despair got injured during their missions and needed treatment
really hated cleaning up
and then sent them over
also understood that Shanks did not want to treat him. That was why he suggested
would be better than suffering
to go to the hospital?" Shanks was slightly surprised. It seemed that Abel's so-called training courses had
hospital, I bet those incompetent doctors won't be able to save
Shanks remained silent.
to save you, you should be grateful. If you go to
mean that only Shanks could heal his
thought to himself that he would just endure
and those doctors could not save him, it would all be in
here would not take him
were also worried that
only been half an hour, and he's already like this. It’s truly embarrassing for the Island
moment, Shanks said nonchalantly, "Do
been conditioned through your long-term care, so naturally, we're much better than
Despair, aside from taking poison and
potions were developed to enhance their physical functions and promote robust
extensive training combined with the conditioning from these potions, they
away. Instead, he instructed them in a
at
Otherwise, Gerald would have to
were about
Shanks saw this, he frowned and reprimanded, "What are you doing? Are you trying to make it harder for me to save him by handling
him," Oscar joked, knowing that Shanks had a better temper than Abel.
turn
seem to care much. He simply instructed them,
it," answered the two
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