Zhou Sixing bore Nameless no grudge at all. His hatred was merely an impulse born from wanting what he could not have.
"Ahhh! Let me out!!!!"
When Nameless and the guard completely vanished from his sight, he felt desire burning through his organs. Clawing at his heart and guts, he let out a roar.
But no one paid him any attention. He could only endure the torment within the prison.
Just as the guard had judged, killing him would have been too easy on him. Locking him in prison was the greatest torture he could suffer.
Nameless heard Zhou Sixing's roar, but he did not look back. He followed the guard onward, and before long, they arrived at the next prison.
Each prison was separated by a great distance. The inmates had no way to communicate with one another, which was also a form of punishment. They were practically confined in solitary forever, suffering day and night in emptiness and loneliness.
"Torch, an arsonist. Why was he sentenced to permanent imprisonment?" Nameless looked at a red-haired middle-aged man, thin as a skeleton, and asked the guard.
The guard answered, "He set fire to a temporary residential area and burned several people to death. However, he has autism. He acted because someone provoked him first, but illness does not exempt him from punishment, so..."
"Mm, I understand. Let's move on." Nameless glanced at Torch and continued forward.
Afterward, Nameless and the guard inspected quite a few prisoners. A list gradually took shape in Nameless's mind: those who truly deserved to die, and those whose crimes had extenuating circumstances.
Those who truly deserved death would be sent directly to the Western Paradise when the transfer began. Those whose crimes did not merit death would be sent to the Parallel World and left