Chapter 252: Beginning Of The Harvest (Pt 3)
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For a moment, silence prevailed.
Only the exchange between Charles’ eyes and mine occupied the expanse of the office we both sat in. It seemed like the man wanted to say something, but he stopped himself from doing so.
During situations like this, it was best for the one with the higher power to speak first. And so, realizing his intentions, I complied and broke the silence.
“How have you been, Charles? You’re awfully quiet… and even nervous. Are you not feeling well?” I asked with a smile.
Though the words uttered showed concern, the tone by which I said them clearly told the one who heard them the opposite of care—just as I intended.
“What do you want, Jeremy?” The Camp Leader said, furrowing his brows as he still tried to cling on to whatever was left of his confidence.
“Me? Where else do I belong? I thought you already agreed to make me a member of the family. Don’t tell me you’re talking that back now…”
Charles fell silent.
“I saw quite a bit on my way here… it seems you guys have been improving at a rapid rate. The Camp isn’t doing too badly.” I added, looking at him and intensifying my gaze.
“Y-yeah, and it’s all thanks to you. Of course, I—”
“You’re doing it wrong.” I sharply interrupted the man.
For a moment, Charles looked dumbfounded, stunned by how I cut him off. So, I decided to educate him a little.
“It appears you need a reminder on how to thank someone…”
“W-what are you—?” Charles still wallowed in confusion.
I couldn’t tell if he was intentionally being a fool, or he was naturally dense when it came to matters like this.
“… Kneel!”
As soon as my command was sent, the Camp leader left his seat and immediately crumbled to the ground. The sharp motion of his body must have sent a tingling sensation coursing through him, causing him to wince a little.
“You don’t seem to understand that you owe me everything so far. The fact that your Camp is in one piece—the scavengers are gone, the Demon Horde has been resolved, your members are stronger—everything is as a result of my actions. Yet, you simply think you can thank me by just using words alone?”
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Charles was an egomaniac, but even he needed to have enough sense to completely offer gratitude to someone who saved everything and everyone he had.
“Y-yeah, you’re right. Thank you so much Jeremy. I’m sorry I didn’t appreciate you better just now!”
His tone sounded desperate, and it was so obvious he was forcing his apology and gratitude. After taking note of my Level, that was if he could, he must have realized that I was not to be messed with… even more than in the past.
“Not only did I keep my promise to you, but I also made sure to clean up your messes and gave you stronger people… all for what? You couldn’t even protect Ana and her team. Only Lily is left, but she’s so miserable that it’s even worse than dying. What exactly have you done for me?” My tone of annoyance caused Charles to tremble.
I didn’t even need to use any Skill to demand his absolute fear.
“I-I’m sorry. There was nothing I could do to save Anabelle. You have to understand…”
Slowly, the vestiges of his ego and pride crumbled. The man began to break.
“You should have died, then. Charles, I can’t believe you had the gall to be alive after allowing Ana to die. Did you really think I would let that go?”
No matter how terrible the situation was, I had no choice but to blame his incompetence.
“W-what do you intend on doing? Kill me? Y-you can’t do—”
>FWOOOOSHHHCREAKFWOOOOSHHH!SQUISH!
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For a moment, silence prevailed.
Only the exchange between Charles’ eyes and mine occupied the expanse of the office we both sat in. It seemed like the man wanted to say something, but he stopped himself from doing so.
During situations like this, it was best for the one with the higher power to speak first. And so, realizing his intentions, I complied and broke the silence.
“How have you been, Charles? You’re awfully quiet… and even nervous. Are you not feeling well?” I asked with a smile.
Though the words uttered showed concern, the tone by which I said them clearly told the one who heard them the opposite of care—just as I intended.
“What do you want, Jeremy?” The Camp Leader said, furrowing his brows as he still tried to cling on to whatever was left of his confidence.
“Me? Where else do I belong? I thought you already agreed to make me a member of the family. Don’t tell me you’re talking that back now…”
Charles fell silent.
“I saw quite a bit on my way here… it seems you guys have been improving at a rapid rate. The Camp isn’t doing too badly.” I added, looking at him and intensifying my gaze.
“Y-yeah, and it’s all thanks to you. Of course, I—”
“You’re doing it wrong.” I sharply interrupted the man.
For a moment, Charles looked dumbfounded, stunned by how I cut him off. So, I decided to educate him a little.
“It appears you need a reminder on how to thank someone…”
“W-what are you—?” Charles still wallowed in confusion.
I couldn’t tell if he was intentionally being a fool, or he was naturally dense when it came to matters like this.
“… Kneel!”
As soon as my command was sent, the Camp leader left his seat and immediately crumbled to the ground. The sharp motion of his body must have sent a tingling sensation coursing through him, causing him to wince a little.
“You don’t seem to understand that you owe me everything so far. The fact that your Camp is in one piece—the scavengers are gone, the Demon Horde has been resolved, your members are stronger—everything is as a result of my actions. Yet, you simply think you can thank me by just using words alone?”
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Charles was an egomaniac, but even he needed to have enough sense to completely offer gratitude to someone who saved everything and everyone he had.
“Y-yeah, you’re right. Thank you so much Jeremy. I’m sorry I didn’t appreciate you better just now!”
His tone sounded desperate, and it was so obvious he was forcing his apology and gratitude. After taking note of my Level, that was if he could, he must have realized that I was not to be messed with… even more than in the past.
“Not only did I keep my promise to you, but I also made sure to clean up your messes and gave you stronger people… all for what? You couldn’t even protect Ana and her team. Only Lily is left, but she’s so miserable that it’s even worse than dying. What exactly have you done for me?” My tone of annoyance caused Charles to tremble.
I didn’t even need to use any Skill to demand his absolute fear.
“I-I’m sorry. There was nothing I could do to save Anabelle. You have to understand…”
Slowly, the vestiges of his ego and pride crumbled. The man began to break.
“You should have died, then. Charles, I can’t believe you had the gall to be alive after allowing Ana to die. Did you really think I would let that go?”
No matter how terrible the situation was, I had no choice but to blame his incompetence.
“W-what do you intend on doing? Kill me? Y-you can’t do—”
>FWOOOOSHHHCREAKFWOOOOSHHH!SQUISH!
For a moment, silence prevailed.Only the exchange between Charles' eyes and mine occupied the expanse of the office we both sat in. It seemed like the man wanted to say something, but he stopped himself from doing so.During situations like this, it was best for the one with the higher power to speak first. And so, realizing his intentions, I complied and broke the silence.How have you been, Charles? You're awfully quiet and even nervous. Are you not feeling well? I asked with a smile.Though the words uttered showed concern, the tone by which I said them clearly told the one who heard them the opposite of carejust as I intended.What do you want, Jeremy? The Camp Leader said, furrowing his brows as he still tried to cling on to whatever was left of his confidence.Me? Where else do I belong? I thought you already agreed to make me a member of the family. Don't tell me you're talking that back nowCharles fell silent.I saw quite a bit on my way here it seems you guys have been improving at a rapid rate. The Camp isn't doing too badly. I added, looking at him and intensifying my gaze.Y-yeah, and it's all thanks to you. Of course, I You're doing it wrong. I sharply interrupted the man.For a moment, Charles looked dumbfounded, stunned by how I cut him off. So, I decided to educate him a little.It appears you need a reminder on how to thank someoneW-what are you? Charles still wallowed in confusion.I couldn't tell if he was intentionally being a fool, or he was naturally dense when it came to matters like this. Kneel!As soon as my command was sent, the Camp leader left his seat and immediately crumbled to the ground. The sharp motion of his body must have sent a tingling sensation coursing through him, causing him to wince a little.You don't seem to understand that you owe me everything so far. The fact that your Camp is in one piecethe scavengers are gone, the Demon Horde has been resolved, your members are strongereverything is as a result of my actions. Yet, you simply think you can thank me by just using words alone?This chapter upload first at NovelBin.Com If you want to read more chapters, please visit NovelNext.Com to experience faster update speed Charles was an egomaniac, but even he needed to have enough sense to completely offer gratitude to someone who saved everything and everyone he had. Y-yeah, you're right. Thank you so much Jeremy. I'm sorry I didn't appreciate you better just now!His tone sounded desperate, and it was so obvious he was forcing his apology and gratitude. After taking note of my Level, that was if he could, he must have realized that I was not to be messed with even more than in the past.Not only did I keep my promise to you, but I also made sure to clean up your messes and gave you stronger people all for what? You couldn't even protect Ana and her team. Only Lily is left, but she's so miserable that it's even worse than dying. What exactly have you done for me? My tone of annoyance caused Charles to tremble.I didn't even need to use any Skill to demand his absolute fear.I-I'm sorry. There was nothing I could do to save Anabelle. You have to understandSlowly, the vestiges of his ego and pride crumbled. The man began to break.You should have died, then. Charles, I can't believe you had the gall to be alive after allowing Ana to die. Did you really think I would let that go?No matter how terrible the situation was, I had no choice but to blame his incompetence.W-what do you intend on doing? Kill me? Y-you can't do FWOOOOSHHHCREAKFWOOOOSHHH!SQUISH!
