There were only three days.
He had to find a kidnapped person on Glass Island, and the only clue he had was a name—
Tommy didn't dare imagine how difficult this would be.
Not to mention, he had to kill the demon host possessed by a Shadow Demon before he could rescue Iver.
But honestly, that would actually be easier for Tommy. After all, with a clear target, there was a way to accomplish it. What Tommy feared most was a situation where he had no idea where to begin.
At that moment, Tommy's emotions were extraordinarily complicated... Regret was mixed with fear, resentment with uncontrollable fury.
He had always known that attacking Iver directly would bring him no benefit. If Iver chose his side, Tommy would certainly protect him at all costs and even treat him as a direct subordinate. But the problem was that Iver had sided with Boca.
Boca hadn't even hidden his intentions.
The moment he got the chance to surpass Tommy, he would definitely make his move. When that happened, Tommy would die—which meant that, from this perspective, he had issued the order for the sake of his own survival.
The only problem was that jealousy and anxiety had clouded his judgment... He could have chosen a more covert method, but he had been too impatient.
With Vice President Boca hot on his heels, Tommy had lost his head. Thus, he had planned to weaken Boca's power—if killing Iver led to consequences, Boca could take the blame, while Tommy could directly sever all ties with Lloyd's and resign in disgrace, as a matter of course.
Even if Iver wasn't killed, it would still create a rift between him and Boca, indirectly reducing Boca's power. There might even be a chance to win Iver over to