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Chapter 292: Personal Interrogation

“Mary, take her to the concentration camp for now. Come back to me in the evening.”

“Yes, professor,” Mary promptly replied and walked up to my side, giving me a single glance before following the soldiers escorting me out of the room. Still, both she and I somehow turned around at the same time as we left the steel door—I was looking at Dicken, and Mary was clearly watching Asura, who must have been locked up in there as well. We shared a look of tacit understanding after that, and she blushed a little in embarrassment, looking utterly worried.

At that very moment, I was convinced that Mary would be the best asset I had to get out of this fatal situation.

After she brought me to the concentration camp, Mary did not leave right away and instead took me to a cell alone. I had expected that because Mary appeared to have many questions for me, but she couldn’t have asked them just now with Bob present. She told the other soldiers to leave with the excuse of a personal interrogation, an
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