It was only the moment Alberto spoke that Savage realized his personality was completely different from, and indeed the exact opposite of, what the dossier described.
According to the file he had obtained from the Batcave, Evans had an introverted personality. His inner traits leaned more toward those of an artist: he preferred emotional and deep reflection over fast-paced thinking, was not good at reacting on the spot, and preferred expressing his thoughts through some medium.
People like that found it difficult to survive in the mob, but fortunately, he had been born into a good family, which gave him excellent living conditions.
But that could also become the death knell for him. Coupled with his previous anxious attempts to prove himself, Savage could tell that his relationship with the Godfather, both as his ruler and father, was at a delicate turning point.
If someone approached him at this moment and offered him help, then even if he knew that person could not be trusted, he probably would not be willing to let that power slip away. After all, under such circumstances, any source of strength would increase his sense of security.
An heir who was not favored, yet knew his own circumstances all too well—his king and father, who held the power of life and death over him, might make one decision at any time that would leave him with nothing.
No one could endure that kind of pressure. He should have been desperately searching for a lifeline, so Savage did not mind taking the initiative to find him. This was not shamelessly forcing himself on someone; it was help in a time of need.
But the moment he saw Alberto, he knew the situation might differ from what he had imagined. At first sight, he knew this man