Mad Dog suddenly jumped to his feet.
"Are you crazy? How dare you..."
"Get Mad Dog under control!"
The several leaders standing beside Mad Dog rushed forward together.
Mad Dog was fierce, but anyone capable of becoming a leader in the Salamanca Group naturally wasn't useless.
Before long, the wildly struggling Mad Dog was restrained.
"Should we kill him?"
One of the leaders asked in a low voice.
Everyone knew that Mad Dog was Hector's most loyal subordinate.
But they had still called Mad Dog over.
That was precisely the purpose.
Once they restrained Mad Dog, his subordinates would be like headless flies, and Hector would lose his only truly loyal leader.
The older leader, however, shook his head. "Don't rush to kill him. Keep him alive. He may still prove useful."
Although the other leaders couldn't imagine what use there could be in keeping this mad dog alive, none of them objected.
As long as Mad Dog was restrained, he couldn't bite anyone.
Once they killed Hector, they could take their time dealing with Mad Dog afterward.
"Wait. Are we really going to kill Hector?"
The person who said this wasn't truly loyal to Hector. He was simply afraid.
Hector's brutality had certainly earned him resentment, but it had also made his enemies afraid.
He was worried that if they failed to kill Hector, they would all be doomed.
And he wasn't the only one who felt afraid.
The older leader glanced at the person who had spoken.
He had intended to reprimand him, but then his gaze shifted to the others.
After noticing that the others in the room also wore faintly fearful expressions, the older leader sighed.
"Hector has gone mad. Look at all the absurd things he's done since his son died. We could overlook it