Now, back to Leo's side. General Corvus Glaive, who had lost one wrist, seemed to have been firmly brought under Leo's control.
Leo, who could twist the Blade of the Undead, was General Corvus Glaive's natural nemesis—and the first person the general had ever encountered who could damage the Blade of the Undead.
Under such circumstances, the intense pain that had burrowed deep into his soul actually made General Corvus Glaive completely forget how loyal he had once been to Thanos and how he had planned to sacrifice himself for him.
At least from the moment Leo had first slightly twisted the Blade of the Undead, General Corvus Glaive had no idea when, but he had abandoned that thought.
The thought of being utterly loyal to Thanos was rapidly fading from General Corvus Glaive's mind.
What remained was only fear of that soul-deep, twisting pain. He would rather die completely than experience the agony he had just gone through again.
Therefore, when Leo interrogated him, General Corvus Glaive answered quite straightforwardly.
He even revealed all of Thanos's secrets: all their military strength, Thanos's permanent base, his other war forces, and everything else, without hiding the slightest detail.
Because after saying his first sentence, General Corvus Glaive was overcome by a trace of lingering fear—the fear of Thanos.
He was someone who knew Thanos's strength. That top-tier physical fitness, which allowed him to dominate the entire universe, had forced even General Corvus Glaive to admire him.
There was also a trace of fear, so he confessed every piece of information he knew about Thanos in meticulous detail.
If he had the choice, he would rather have Leo deal with Thanos. That might even make him happier.
Leo looked at the information in his hands with satisfaction, then glanced behind him. Clearly,