"Of course. I'd be the one beating them up. It's nothing, since they need me. But not you—they don't need you. If you became an accomplice, and they sent you to the battlefield as cannon fodder, I'd be heartbroken," Chen Luo said seriously.
Poor Hua. Chen Luo truly couldn't bear to drag her into this.
Hearing Chen Luo's extremely serious words, Hua chose silence.
For a moment, Hua had no idea how to reprimand Chen Luo.
Hua had prepared plenty of things to say to Chen Luo, but a single sentence from him rendered her speechless.
"What about me? What about me? You can bear to drag me down with you?" Vill-V pointed at herself.
"You? You'd get out earlier than I would, and you're more useful than me. At worst, you'd be confined for three days. And maybe they'd release you early again because no one else can design Divine Keys. Just treat it as a one-day tour of Fire Moth observation. I've taken all the blame anyway," Chen Luo said.
Chen Luo said he was willing to shoulder all the blame on the premise that he was absolutely certain he wouldn't receive much punishment, so calling him a person of upright character might have been a little excessive.
Though even if he hadn't been sure, he would still have needed to vent his anger. The difference was merely whether he went too far or held back.
Clearly, this was a case of going too far.
Actually, it had gone beyond merely too far. Chen Luo had originally only wanted to beat up one executive, yet he had ended up beating up the man's son too.
As for what punishment Chen Luo could accept?
He had already seen it through Executive Number One's livestream.
"Imprisoned in The Deepest Place