"What's a 'great oppor-whatsit'? What the hell is that?" Trevor asked.
"Could it be a brothel?" Jin Dong guessed, rubbing his chin.
"Talk! What grudge?" Long Na leveled her spear at Celestial Phenomenon Riding Dragon and glared at him.
Celestial Phenomenon Riding Dragon looked at the three of them in despair. He opened his mouth, only to realize he had no idea where to begin. These three did not even know what a fated opportunity was. What was he supposed to say?
Then Long Na punched a large hole through one of his palms with her spear. The pain made his hair stand on end, and he shuddered involuntarily, nearly wetting himself.
"Still not talking?" Long Na stared at him, her tone hostile.
She had once heard an interrogator say that when extracting information, you must never give the other party time to think. Once they started thinking, it meant they might be weaving a lie.
So when Celestial Phenomenon Riding Dragon failed to answer her question, she struck ruthlessly.
She did not actually enjoy torturing enemies, but they had finally captured a prisoner. They had to dig out every scrap of information. Otherwise, they would remain in the dark, ambushed by enemies day after day. That was far too dangerous.
"I'll talk, I'll talk! Don't stab me!" Celestial Phenomenon Riding Dragon cried hastily, drenched in sweat.
Then, under Long Na's stern gaze, he said awkwardly, "Not a grudge. A fated opportunity. Opportunity as in a chance, fated as in destiny."
"A great fated opportunity? You're saying Owl has a great opportunity on him? Is that what you mean?" Trevor immediately asked.
Celestial Phenomenon Riding Dragon nodded. "Yes. Many people think the opportunity is a secret he carries, but my school has a secret art that can determine its true