"That bastard finally opened his mouth?"
Ian asked Corner as he sat down under the tree on the training ground. Corner nodded his head in confirmation at Ian's question. They were talking about the guy that they captured at Saint Mary's Island.
Ian wondered what kind of hellish treatment that bastard went through to open his mouth so quickly. He was inwardly praising the torturer of their duchy, although he didn't know who it was.
"What did he say?"
Ian wondered how much of the truth was revealed by his confession. He wanted to at least have the organisations goal revealed, even if not the details of their plans.
"Well.. pretty much everything.."
"Everything?"
"Yes. What young master said was correct. They were all a part of a cult. I'm amazed by the fact that they managed to stay hidden till now."
"Yeah.
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