Chapter 25 Chains

Cynthia was guided backstage by a waiter.

The cage was placed with many auction items, as if Weresnake was really a cargo and the cage was his packing box.

When Cynthia approached him, he shrank fearfully into the corner of the cage.

Looking at the skinny, bony boy, Cynthia could hardly imagine that he would be a nightmare for all werewolves in six months, a brutal killer.

Cynthia crouched down in front of the cage and said in a gentle tone, "Hello, my name is Cynthia. what is your name? "

Weresnake did not answer her, but only shrunk his body tighter, showing only one pair of eyes to watch Cynthia alertly.

What kind of abuse had he suffered to be so afraid of werewolves?

Cynthia saw that his hands and feet were covered with bruises and scars, so she said, "Open his chains. "

The attendant' s expression was a bit difficult, "He is emotionally unstable now and may be aggressive. It' s best to wear the chains. "

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