Of course, even knowing King's future trajectory, Longinus could never be stupid enough to run to Alvis and say, "Your subordinate will betray you and start a revolution in the future. Hurry up and kill him!"
If Longinus really did that, he might be the first one to get killed.
However, that did not mean this information was completely useless.
At the very least, Longinus could tell that King was deeply dissatisfied with the current situation, especially with Magellan holding the position of Vice Warden.
Perhaps King decided to defect in the future because Magellan became the warden. If that's really the case, perhaps I can guide his resentment and dissatisfaction in the right direction.
"So, the prison's administrators are the five of you?" Longinus continued asking.
"Mm. There was originally supposed to be another Prison Chief, but unfortunately, he encountered the escaping Golden Lion. After a fierce battle, he died a heroic death." Magellan sighed.
Longinus nodded. Without such a stark contrast, Hancock would not have been demoted at this critical juncture.
"There's something I'm rather curious about. Even if Golden Lion's escape encouraged those prisoners, the Great Prison is heavily guarded, and even the cells are made of Seastone. Escaping shouldn't be an easy task, should it?" Longinus asked curiously.
"Most of those who escape are minor figures. Because they aren't worth paying attention to, they're actually better at hiding their abilities." As Magellan spoke, his expression suddenly turned grave.
(PS: Buggy was able to escape because he hid his abilities. This shows that the Great Prison probably wasn't very cautious when imprisoning minor figures.)
"Actually, we don't particularly care about these people. With their strength, even if they started a riot, we could suppress it quickly. What we're truly worried about is whether the fourth and fifth