I checked, and it was already Saturday, yet there were so few recommendation votes. Recommendation votes would now count toward bonus chapters too: two hundred votes in a week meant one extra chapter, with no upper limit. Four hundred meant two chapters, six hundred meant four, eight hundred meant six, and one thousand meant ten. Hahaha, those last few targets were out of reach, so I just wrote whatever numbers I liked. It made me look so generous.
"Have you found out who our big fish is yet?" Rex sat in a broad chair.
He leaned back in the Grand Tutor Chair, lightly tapping a finger beside him as he questioned the man before him in an unhurried tone.
Nothing in Rex's voice betrayed how much importance he placed on the man's identity.
"No. He won't talk," the man replied.
Rex frowned, thoroughly dissatisfied with that answer.
"He won't talk, but are the others keeping quiet too? Don't you know how to get the others to identify him?"
"Go. Keep questioning him. You must establish his identity before dawn." After a few words of rebuke, Rex sent him away to continue the interrogation.
Hearing Rex's words, the man instinctively glanced outside. At some point, the sky had already begun to brighten.
The hazy darkness of night was slowly being dispelled by the rising sun.
Dawn was only moments away-an hour at most.
How could that possibly be enough time? The man inwardly lamented his plight, but he dared not argue with Rex, much less refuse his order.
He could only nod and stride away.
Watching him leave, Rex knew full well how demanding his order was.
Dawn was approaching, and he needed to head to the Royal Palace to report the details of the operation against the Cult of the