While walking, Angel did not forget to ask Doakes what he had not said before.

"You just said that you observed something on Akers, which made you suspicious. What was it?"

Kael also looked at Doakes curiously. Although he had been following Doakes, he did not understand Doakes' various behaviors after meeting Akers.

I always feel that Doakes seems to care about Akers, but there is something about Akers that attracts Doakes, and Kael really can't see it.

Doakes did not answer immediately. Instead, he turned to Angel and asked: "Do you think there is something wrong with Akers?... You should be like me and think there is something wrong with Akers? Otherwise, you

I will not suddenly ask Akers what he thinks of the attack at the last moment."

Angel: "Akers may indeed be hiding something. But I think what Kael said is right. At least Akers seems to be a good person."

"I still seem like a good guy," Doakes muttered.

Angel: "You mean, you are not a good person in private?"

Doakes: "...the definition of good guys and bad guys is never that simple."

Angel shrugged: "That's why I said that he 'seems' to be a good person. At least, he did nothing wrong in rescuing and protecting people."

Angel also sensed from Akers's emotions that he really wanted to save people sincerely, and he was also sincere in protecting people.

However, if there is nothing wrong with Akers... Angel doesn't believe it either.

Because Akers lied about the questions Angel asked.

This means that Akers actually knew some inside information about the attack, and it is even possible that Akers had a relationship with the attacker.

Therefore, Akers may be a good person, but he is not a "purely" good person.

Doakes didn't expect that Angel still had so many twists and turns in his heart. He just felt that Angel's answer was as clever as ever... ambiguous.

Doakes: "In terms of rescuing and protecting people, I really don't understand why he did it. But I still feel that there is something wrong with him, and the problem is very big."

"What's the problem?" Angel: "In other words, what's the source of your intuition?"

Doakes did not beat around the bush this time and spoke in a low voice: "Because... he can chop continuously."

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At the same time, deep underground in the Senate House.

Akers, who was patrolling in the corridor, suddenly stopped.

Akers frowned and looked at the dim yellow lamp on the wall. The flame in the wick was swaying regularly; while the glass lampshade covering the outside slowly cracked open a thin crack in the ice.

"Earthquake?" Akers looked at the crack in the ice and murmured in a low voice: "No! It came from the arena...Did Ohado do it?"

A huge blue gorilla appeared in Akers' mind. His brows furrowed slightly, and he was lost in thought.

Finally, his contemplation was broken by a crisp "crash" sound.

It was the lampshade of the oil lamp that was broken.

Akers passed the Goddess and said softly: "Ohado will be fine...after all, they are here. I still have to protect these weak people here and cannot leave."

Akers murmured to himself as he continued to move forward, seemingly continuing to patrol the underground corridors.

But after walking a few steps, Akers suddenly turned his head and looked at the shattered glass on the ground, feeling a sense of panic in his heart.

"With the Bilos family here, those weaklings should be fine if they stay here. I, I... I'd better go and see Ohado, nothing will happen to him."
Chapter completed!