Chapter 133 - Jin Xia
Chapter 133 of "Endless Debt" opens showing suspense: Chapter 133: Chapter 83 5 Jin XiaBologue placed the Sheep Horn Hammer on the bar,... Continue the adventure!
Chapter 133: Chapter 83 5 Jin XiaBologue placed the Sheep Horn Hammer on the bar, and Afeiya was completely dumbfounded.
"Oh... alright, thank you."
"Youâre welcome, say hi to Church for me."
Bologue mentioned an unexpected name, leaving Afeiya somewhat dazed. She realized that her suspicion was correct; Bologue and Church knew each other, both sharing the same mysterious aura.
Just as Afeiya wanted to ask more, Bologue had already left, leaving behind only the crowd groaning on the ground and the silent and motionless Deng Puro inside the bar.
The two locked eyes for a few seconds of silence before Deng Puro cursed.
"That guy."
Bologue hadnât touched him, behaving as if he hadnât seen him. There was no physical pain, but an immense sense of humiliation.
"Feeling humiliated?" Afeiya sensed Deng Puroâs emotions.
Before Deng Puro could say anything, Afeiya raised the Sheep Horn Hammer in a show of defiance, complaining.
"Why canât you people learn to respect others? Is this kind of joke really that funny? Or do you think this imposing feeling is cool?"
Deng Puro said nothing more, avoiding Afeiyaâs gaze.
Exiting the bar, a sidecar motorcycle was parked by the road, and Palmer noticed Bologue, waving to him.
"I thought youâd kill everyone inside."
Palmer obviously realized what had happened inside and said.
"Just maintaining order, not dispensing justice. Iâm no psychopath." Bologue explained as he sat in the sidecar.
"Iâm no psychopath~"
Palmer made a ghostly face, repeating in a strange voice.
Bologue shot him an annoyed glance but said nothing.
"Speaking of, is this what experts do? You do know how to pick a spot to meet up." Palmer said.
Bologue looked up at the road ahead, where proceeding straight along the road would lead to tonightâs missionâs target location.
"Did you bring everything?" Bologue asked.
"Brought it, brought it," Palmer patted the bag, "after all, itâs at the expertâs request. I specially went back to the Order Bureau to fetch these things."
"By the way, whatâs in that bag? Iâve never seen you carry it before."
Palmer asked curiously. Bologue seemed like he never carried a bag when leaving home, the first time Palmer was seeing this.
Bologue opened the briefcase. Inside were not documents but Sheep Horn Hammers, awls, wrenches, and a coiled chain. Strangely, all these items were made of metal, incredibly heavy.
"Are you starting a hardware store? Or are you some kind of... Hardware Man!"
Palmer exclaimed.
No wonder this briefcase could easily knock men down; these damned things in Bologueâs hands were no different from a block of iron.
"The âCommanding Schoolâ can only manipulate existing materials, just in case, I carry some with me."
Bologue explained. Driven by the Summoning Hand, these items werenât just tools but materials that could be shaped into Blades at any time. He was like a Swordsmith, carrying the steel for sword-making.
"When necessary, I can disguise myself as a repairman."
Bologue said with utmost seriousness.
Palmer was speechless, having no choice but to be impressed. Is this what experts do? Truly thorough.
"Oh, by the way, I ran into Afeiya inside, from the flower shop." Bologue said.
Palmer raised his brow, "Opus is really small, wait a second, have you met Afeiya before?"
"No, but I suppose it couldnât be just a coincidental name match."
"Hmm? Sounds good. Maybe weâll run into familiar faces next." Palmer said.
Thinking of what was to come, Bologue shook his head.
"Better not, I hope familiar faces donât appear in the next operation."
Without further words, Bologue didnât add more, as they were about to launch an attackâa flash raid where acquaintances would undoubtedly be the enemy.
"Letâs go then, expert."
Palmer pulled out a black hood, wearing it like a robber ready for action. Bologue also donned the menacing mask, faint mist wafting out, bringing a chilling sense of horror.
The motorcycle started, and they proceeded along the road, where the end held the enemy.