Chapter: 1839
The bandit had a look of despair as he saw Cale tilt his head to the side.
�Because I feel like it. Why? You don�t like it?�
Cale asked, thinking that he would make someone else do it if this one did not want to do so. There were five people, so he had options.
�No, not at all! Please ask away!�
Cale felt iffy after seeing the kneeling bandit suddenly start bowing toward him, however, he decided to ask anyway as he seemed determined to answer his question.
He had already heard the approximate location of this mountain on the eastern continent from Eruhaben already. That was why he asked something else.
�Tell me 10 bad deeds that your group has committed in the past month.�
��Excuse me?�
�I thought you said it was a question?�
The bandit�s pupils were shaking as he looked past Cale to Beacrox, who was putting on a new pair of white gloves.
They were currently by the large stone pillar at the top of the mountain.
A man�s desperate voice echoed in the area.
�One! We robbed a small merchant guild�s carriage two days ago!�
He looked around before continuing on.
�Two! We stole all the money from travelers going by! There were a lot of travelers this past month! We believe in equality, so we robbed both the poor and the rich of all of their money! I cannot count how many people we have robbed this month! Three! We collected a significant amount of toll money whenever a mid-sized merchant guild traveled through! We pretty much emptied their pockets! We did it, even if the merchant cried!�
�You all deserve to be beaten up. You�re even worse than me.�
The comment from the woman covered in black scars made the bandit�s hands start to shake. However, Cale�s gaze made him continue to report the 10 worst deeds.
* * *
�Ten! We destroyed a large-size merchant guild�s carriage using logs! We stole the money that was inside and used it to buy booze and fool around!�
The bandit received a new question from Cale once he finished.
�What about human trafficking or the slave trade?�
The bandit responded back right away.
�We do not do those.�
�Why?� JrNovels.com
�Because I feel like it. Why? You don�t like it?�
Cale asked, thinking that he would make someone else do it if this one did not want to do so. There were five people, so he had options.
�No, not at all! Please ask away!�
Cale felt iffy after seeing the kneeling bandit suddenly start bowing toward him, however, he decided to ask anyway as he seemed determined to answer his question.
He had already heard the approximate location of this mountain on the eastern continent from Eruhaben already. That was why he asked something else.
�Tell me 10 bad deeds that your group has committed in the past month.�
��Excuse me?�
�I thought you said it was a question?�
The bandit�s pupils were shaking as he looked past Cale to Beacrox, who was putting on a new pair of white gloves.
They were currently by the large stone pillar at the top of the mountain.
A man�s desperate voice echoed in the area.
�One! We robbed a small merchant guild�s carriage two days ago!�
He looked around before continuing on.
�Two! We stole all the money from travelers going by! There were a lot of travelers this past month! We believe in equality, so we robbed both the poor and the rich of all of their money! I cannot count how many people we have robbed this month! Three! We collected a significant amount of toll money whenever a mid-sized merchant guild traveled through! We pretty much emptied their pockets! We did it, even if the merchant cried!�
�You all deserve to be beaten up. You�re even worse than me.�
The comment from the woman covered in black scars made the bandit�s hands start to shake. However, Cale�s gaze made him continue to report the 10 worst deeds.
* * *
�Ten! We destroyed a large-size merchant guild�s carriage using logs! We stole the money that was inside and used it to buy booze and fool around!�
The bandit received a new question from Cale once he finished.
�What about human trafficking or the slave trade?�
The bandit responded back right away.
�We do not do those.�
�Why?� JrNovels.com
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