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Chapter 2863 Traitor

Author: Five Generals
“Haha, that’s ridiculous, Mr. Lee. You’re the branch leader. You represent the Viper’s Den. With the Viper Queen around, no one will hurt you.”

Casius brushed the whole thing off and said, “Like I said, we’re just working together. No one is anybody’s accessory.

“It’s a win-win. There’s no need to fight.

“Am I right?”

Kaze smiled offhandedly. “Even if you have a point, I have a question to ask you.”

“Hit me. I will tell you everything I know.”

Casius waved his arm generously.

Kaze said indifferently, “I ran into Mayor Synder and saved his life on my way to Riverbank.

“I’ve gotten to know that the multiple assassinations on the mayor as well as the hex on him and his daughter are closely linked to Ryokan.

“Since you represent Sanwell Finances, here’s my question to you.”

Kaze looked Casius in the eye and asked aloofly, “Were you aware of these events?”

Casius grimaced.

Kaze just threw him a fatal question.

Casius forced a smile. “You’re paranoid, Mr. Lee. I’m no
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