"All right, let's go!"
After resting for a while, Nameless spoke to Pangolin.
Pangolin got up reluctantly. After glancing at Nameless, he lowered his head, gritted his teeth, and charged forward. Nameless immediately followed behind him.
Countless eyeballs rolled wildly along the passage. Suddenly, one eye locked onto Pangolin. Sensing danger, he stopped dead, then darted behind Nameless and fled back the way they had come.
"Come back!"
Nameless frowned and barked the order.
But he did not turn around. He kept running forward.
Some of the eyeballs on the walls began to bleed, while others fired beams of light.
Something even seemed to stir inside a few of them, and black flames burst forth.
Nameless dodged the attacks and abruptly accelerated.
Without Pangolin as cannon fodder, the pressure on him doubled. But every advantage had its drawback: he was far faster than Pangolin, and now that he no longer had to keep pace with him, he could use his speed to the fullest.
He raced past many of the eyes before they could react. By the time they realized there was a target to attack, he was long gone.
Seconds later, he reached the other end of the passage. He looked back, but Pangolin had vanished too.
"..."
Nameless took a deep breath and stopped dwelling on Pangolin's escape.
If their positions had been reversed, he would have run too. Clinging to life and fearing death was in every creature's nature. No matter how grave the crimes Jessica, Master He, and Pangolin had committed, he would not be angry with them for that instinct.
It was only natural. Why take offense?
Of course, Nameless would not regard them as innocent after the crimes they had committed before entering the Eternal Silence Prison Tower. He would kill them when he