Chapter 1929


    The blue serum would trap a person in his sorrowful memories. And what, Raiden wondered, were


    such sorrowful remembrances made of?


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    His curiosity was piqued.


    "You should''ve taken her out immediately!"


    A chilly voice echoed from behind him.


    Raiden''s face remained stoic as he said firmly, "The one who''s eager to kill her is probably you!"


    The man stepped forward, eyeing the woman on the screen with a sneer, "Yes, I''d love to tear her to


    pieces."


    If it weren''t for this woman, he wouldn''t be living a life on the run.


    His gaze shifted to Raiden, "She''s the one who killed Wolverine. Don''t you want revenge for


    Wolverine?"


    Raiden replied coldly, "Wolverine''s demise was a matter of time; it''s the natural order of things. She just


    hastened it. Why should I kill her?"


    The man frowned, "What do you n to do with her? I''ll remind you, she''s got remarkable resilience


    and explosive strength, but she''s not easy to control. Don''t fantasize about making her your own."


    "It''s my business what I do with her!" Raiden shot the man a frosty look, "Remember your ce!"


    The man''s face turned pale, and he nodded with a sneer, "Fine, I just hope you don''t get bitten back."


    Raiden turned off the screen and walked away.


    That night.


    Evelyn, with a drink in hand, wandered through the bar looking anxiously for Lynn.


    Suddenly, she spotted a familiar figure and, with a surge of joy, hurried over.


    "Lynn!" Evelyn called out.


    Lynn turned, his brow furrowed with annoyance, and stood up to leave.


    "Lynn!"


    Evelyn rushed to catch up and grabbed Lynn''s arm tightly, "Why run off when you saw me? What have


    you done to wrong me?"


    Lynn''s face was a mask of indifference, "Evelyn, just go back. It''s over between us!"


    Evelyn''s voice caught in her throat, "We can break up, but you owe me an exnation!"


    "I let you down, okay? There''s nothing more to say," Lynn''s voice was hoarse.


    "No, if you want me gone, then give me a reason!" Evelyn insisted, ncing around before whispering,


    "Come with me!"


    "Where to?" Lynn asked, frowning.


    "Somewhere quiet to talk. If you exin things, I won''t bother you again," Evelyn implored as she


    discreetly sent a message to Lambert.


    She led Lynn upstairs to a guest room, pushing the door open.


    Inside, Lynn saw Lambert and swiftly turned, eyeing Evelyn warily, "Who''s he? What''s the real reason


    you brought me here?"


    "Calm down, it was me who asked Evelyn to bring you. Let''s have a seat and talk," Lambert offered,


    lighting a cigar and fixing his gaze on Lynn.


    Evelyn closed the door and took a seat beside them.


    Lynn, still suspicious, settled onto the couch and asked, "What''s going on?"


    "You''re a pharmacist, right?" Lambert asked.


    Lynn nced at Evelyn before nodding, "Yes."


    "There''s a new woman at yourb. Are you aware of that?" Lambert''s deep brown eyes were dark and


    intense, locking onto Lynn.


    Lynn''s eyes flickered. "That information is confidential. I can''t disclose it."


    Lambert chuckled darkly, drawing a gun and cocking it at Lynn''s head, "Dead men tell no tales.


    Otherwise, let''s test your loyalty before Raiden gets his chance."