The Last Voyage

Chapter 118: Bhinatol

Ronald walked quickly out of the alley and then towards the market, which was crowded with locals. As he walked, he muttered, reprimanding Kent: "If you're good enough, how about saving her from those strangers? Let me see how you manage.”

Just like that, Ronald left, blending into the crowd without caring about Kent's safety and life. Inside the house nestled in a small alley, Kent gradually regained consciousness when he felt his whole body being thrown directly into a metal cage. Ronald opened his eyes, and the first thing he saw was Olivia's face, full of worry and panic. Kent tried to sit up straight, but the cage was so low that the top of his head hit the railing so painfully that he groaned softly. Suddenly, a man holding a wooden awl slammed into the iron cage, creating a hoarse sound like a drill piercing straight through the eardrum. Olivia quickly covered Kent's mouth with her hand and closed her eyes to endure. She felt as if her hearing was gradually disappearing complet