"Ah, once they wake up and learn what happened, they'll probably blame us too," Kafka said, looking at their fallen companions.
"Hmph, just pin the blame on this guy. He forced us anyway."
Silver Wolf looked at Li Qiuzhi with some displeasure.
Although, as they spent more and more time together, she felt that apart from his lustfulness, he actually treated them quite well.
Still, making them betray their companions had been entirely Li Qiuzhi's idea. She had no intention of taking the blame herself.
"Ahem, don't worry. I'll explain things clearly to your companions."
Li Qiuzhi looked embarrassed.
When he had first captured Kafka and Silver Wolf, he had been able to bully them without a guilty conscience. Now that their relationship had improved, he was still making them bear the stigma of betraying their companions.
He really couldn't help feeling somewhat guilty about that.
However, Li Qiuzhi didn't want to have enemies, so he still had to tie up these loose ends. As Kafka and Silver Wolf's affection for him grew,
their fates intertwined with his, and their fates could no longer be glimpsed either.
That meant the next time their leader, Elio, peered into the scripts of their futures, he would discover something was wrong. Then Elio would inevitably try to find out what had happened, openly or covertly.
Moreover, Kafka and Silver Wolf had only undergone this change after going to Herta Space Station, and the only person on the station whose fate couldn't be seen was probably him, the Security Consultant.
If Elio really investigated, it would be easy to discover a connection to him.
He wasn't afraid of attracting Elio's attention. It was just that, according to information online, the company attached great importance to this leader of the Stellaron Hunters. There were even