Mystique:Demon Hunter

After Dunn left, only Gawain and Leonard were left alive in the ruins of the Blackthorn Security Company.

Gawain came to Leonard's side and found that the poet classmate had woken up, but his condition was a little strange.

The poet classmate was lying flat on the floor, looking blankly at the sky, looking a little dazed.

Could it be that Ince Zangwill's mentality was broken? Or was his brain damaged? Gawain thought with some doubts.

This little guy's ability to withstand pressure is not very good, Gawain sighed.

He knelt down and patted the poet classmate's face, but there was no reaction.

"What's going on?" he asked strangely.

At this time, Pales' slightly tired voice sounded in Gawain's ears:

"In order to prevent this kid from making wrong choices because of his emotions during the battle, I stole his memory about the murder of his colleagues.

"He is merging memories now, so the whole person seems a little confused."

Gawain nodded suddenly. When he used the emblem to access memory for the first time, he was also very confused for a while.

It was only after practicing many times that I gradually adapted and was able to quickly recover from this state.

Gawain moved a stone among the ruins, then sat down next to Leonard, quietly waiting for the poet classmate to recover.

After a while, Leonard gradually woke up from the chaos. He turned his head slightly and saw Gawain beside him.

Gawain found that he was awake and asked with concern:

"How's it going? Are you okay?"

"No matter how good it is, so what?" There was a sense of decadence in Leonard's words.

Tsk, it seems that the mentality is still broken, Gawain thought.

He smiled and said: "Why, after one setback, you start to have a world-weary mentality?"

Leonard said nothing.

I have to play a guest role as a psychiatrist. Gawain thought for a while and asked:

"Since you became a Nighthawk, you must have experienced the sacrifice of teammates more than once. Why was the reaction so big this time?"

Leonard said in a low voice:

"That's different."

"What's the difference?" Gawain asked doubtfully.

Leonard was silent for a moment and said slowly:

"I have always thought that I was the protagonist of the times and the most special one.

"Even in the past, teammates have died, but most of them were due to loss of control or contamination.

"This kind of thing is inevitable for us night watchers, and I have been mentally prepared for it.

"And with your help, Old Neil's loss of control can even be rescued. This gave me...the illusion that the world would revolve around me."

Gao Wen listened quietly and did not make fun of him out loud.

To put it bluntly, the poet classmate at this period was still a middle-school youth full of fantasies, so it is normal to have such thoughts.

There was a bit more grit in Leonard's voice:

"But this time, I just watched Klein being ripped out of his heart by that person, but I couldn't do anything.

"I couldn't save my teammates, and I couldn't avenge him, which made me feel... like a waste.

Leonard's voice was a little more throaty:

"I should have been able to do something, I should have...if I had stopped being so careless, if I had taken my acting seriously, if..."

He punched the ground with his fist and gritted his teeth and said:

"If I had been stronger at that time, Klein wouldn't have died, he wouldn't have..."

Gawain understood that Leonard thought that he had played the role perfunctorily and that he was not strong enough, which led to Klein's death.

Leonard also felt a great sense of guilt.

In the original work, although Leonard was also very proud, he experienced the deaths of Old Neil and Cornley successively, which made him fully mentally prepared for the deterioration of the situation in Tingen City.

Even if Captain Dunn and Klein later died in battle at the same time, it was due to the gradual development of things. Leonard also experienced the whole thing, and it was not a sudden change.

Even so, after waking up and seeing the corpses of the captain and Klein, Leonard still felt great disgust for himself.

So when he later learned that the man behind the scenes was Ince Zangwill, his first reaction was to take revenge on the murderer, and he did not have the thought of giving up on himself.

However, because of Gawain's plan, Leonard successfully saved two of his teammates, which made him misjudge the seriousness of the situation and thought that he would always have smooth sailing.

The most important thing is that Gawain solved the problem between him and Pales, allowing him to gain an experienced teacher, which made him even more happy.

As a result, now, Ince Zangwill suddenly slapped his penis down, knocking him back to reality, and immediately destroyed his mentality.

And judging from the scene Gawain saw when he first arrived here,

Klein was probably killed by Ince Zangwill in a sudden attack while chatting with his fellow poets.

This sudden and huge blow naturally had a great impact on Leonard's mentality.

No wonder Pales went out of his way to steal that part of Leonard's memory to prevent him from making any wrong moves during the battle.

Gao Wen was originally a bit strange, and this was not included in the original work. Why did Mr. Pales make such an act of unknown meaning?

It turned out that the old man saw that Leonard was on the verge of mental collapse at that time, and was afraid that he would act irrationally in a moment.

The young man still lacks exercise and his mental quality is not very good. He must find a way to divert his attention, Gawain thought to himself.

"Then do you know who the murderer is?" Gawain asked.

Upon hearing this question, Leonard's distracted eyes began to focus.

He thought about it and replied with hatred:

"Klein seemed to have said something like Ince Zangwill before he died."

"Then do you know what this person's purpose is?" Gawain then asked.

While asking questions, he was also secretly stirring up Leonard's emotions.

Because at this time, we must press step by step and arouse Leonard's emotions in one step, without giving him time to react.

"For the ashes of St. Selena behind Chanis Gate." Leonard replied.

"What does he want this for?"

Leonard listened carefully and suddenly said: "In order to be promoted, he is promoting to be a demigod."

"Your enemy is a demigod, are you afraid?" Gawain asked.

"Oh, am I afraid? I just hope he can live longer and live until I can seek revenge from him." Leonard sat up and sneered.

His emotions had been completely aroused by Gawain, and there seemed to be flames burning in his green eyes.

"What are you going to do next?" Gawain asked again.

"I want to join the Red Gloves." Leonard said the destined choice without hesitation.