Mountain Eagle detected something from Blood Fox's tone. He didn't rush to the airport but instead wandered around the ambush battlefield with Tessa, who was still excited.
Tessa was used to seeing the big world. She'd dealt with gangsters, terrorists, mercenaries, special forces—she was no stranger to dead bodies, although they didn't scare her.
People shot dead generally didn't look too gruesome; they couldn't be called horrifying.
But when Mountain Eagle took her to see the two guys with broken necks, Tessa's excitement quickly faded.
Mountain Eagle had always believed he wasn't normal, being hardened by the Sergeant System since childhood; his reaction to death was very indifferent. What made him angry was the anti-human, anti-humanity stuff, not the visible cruelty.
