Green was startled to sense Modi here again. Ever since Modi's soul had fused with Archbishop Ye Lijin's, he had long since ceased to be that naive idealist. Reality had shattered his ideals, and the moment he killed his own father, he severed himself completely from the person he used to be and set foot on an entirely new path.
Modi had now been reborn through Rebirth and had fully absorbed the remnants of Archbishop Ye Lijin's soul and consciousness.
Green was certain he had become extraordinarily dangerous.
General Vitik stared at Green without expression, his gaze cold. He said nothing.
Green met his gaze steadily, as though he could see something in him.
Several minutes passed before General Weideke raised his black-gloved right hand and waved it. Then he turned and walked out without looking back.
Yet as he turned, unease churned in General Weideke's heart. Meeting the prisoner's eyes had left him with a feeling he could not quite explain. The man's gaze had been calm and resolute, nothing like that of an imprisoned mercenary. Instead, it reminded Weideke of several powerful people he knew.
"What was that man's name again?" General Weideke asked as he stepped outside the cell.
"Sir..." Captain Qierbama began, but Weideke cut him off before he could answer. "Never mind. His name doesn't matter. The people above asked for him specifically. We should avoid provoking him from now on. I have a feeling he's dangerous. Too much contact with him will bring us nothing but trouble."
"Yes, sir. I'll tell our people to be careful." Qierbama promptly agreed and followed General Vitik into the black carriage waiting by the entrance.
Meanwhile, Green had been released from his cell, though he still wore a Magic Artifact that suppressed Psychic Energy. Given his true strength,