Throughout this battle journey, Bologue kept imagining what the scene would be like when he met Kedening.
Would he loudly shout out Kedening's crimes, cheer while chopping off his head? Or perhaps beat Kedening half to death, say a cool catchphrase, and then shoot a bullet through Kedening's heart?
Bologue had thought of many scenarios, but when he truly reached this moment, he felt an indescribable anger, rendering all words unnecessary under the drive of this fury.
Action alone suffices.
Like in the movies, where knife and sword clash together, destined to decide a winner.
But reality is never like the movies, let alone Bologue never perceived himself as a good person, just a villain opposed to an even greater villain.
Wielding his folding knife and sheep horn hammer, Bologue prepared for a liberating battle like a true warrior, intending to vent all his anger throughout the fight.
