"Who are you? How am I supposed to trust you?"
Faced with Soji's recruitment, Mui froze for a moment before asking with a solemn expression.
Although Mui was seriously injured, as long as he had not given up on living, it would not be difficult for him to survive through sheer willpower alone.
At the same time, he was very curious about just who this mysterious man spouting such wild claims really was.
After all, there were not many people who could confidently claim they could revive someone.
"You don't need to know who I am. Your plan to use the 'Box of Paradise' to revive your son has already failed anyway, so why not choose to trust me?
"If you don't trust me, your son definitely won't survive. But if you choose to trust me, then even if I'm lying, no matter how small the chance is, you'll still have hope, won't you?"
In negotiations, it was better to keep the initiative in one's own hands.
Perhaps because Mui had been the warden of Hozuki Castle for so long, he always carried the air of someone who wanted to control everything when dealing with others.
Unfortunately for him, Soji did not fall for that.
Knowing Mui's weakness, it was simply too easy to keep him in check.
And just as Soji had said, if he trusted him, regardless of whether it was true or false, Mui could at least hope to see his son Muku revived someday.
Otherwise, Mui himself no longer had any way to revive his son.
Anyone with a normal mind knew which choice to make!
After staring at Soji intently for a while, Mui ultimately chose to compromise.
He might lose his freedom in the future, but for the sake of reviving his son, he