Empire: God System

"I met Hal and he told me."

Faced with Landry's question, Luther had no interest in playing charades with him, and told the truth quite directly.

As for finding Hal, it was too easy for Luther. After all, Hal not only had no To cover up his whereabouts, he also moved around very frequently, so frequently that Luther found him without actually looking for him.

"？"

Landry seriously considered whether he should deal with this cheating teammate after this matter was resolved, but in the end he gave up the idea.

The reason why he chose to give up was of course not because Landry felt sorry for Hal, a scammer. He just thought about it. If this mysterious man came to him and asked for Hal's specific location, then he would most likely give it to him. of.

This is not to say that Landry sold out his"good brother" so easily. In fact, Landry did not think that his behavior of telling this mysterious man about Hal was betrayal, and the reverse was also true. Hal's telling the mysterious person his location information cannot be called selling himself.

After all, this mysterious man really wanted him and Hal to die. The other party had already killed him and Hal. He didn't even have to do it himself. In the last incident, he could have killed him and Hal with just a little bit of manipulation. The two of them were captured by the empire, but the other party did not do so. This person could even be said to have tried his best to help him and Hal escape. In the end, he and Hal did escape from that extremely dangerous place. Condition.

Even if that situation was indeed created by the mysterious man himself, he did not have the obligation to rescue him.

Afterwards, Landry roughly learned about the outcome of the incident through his own channels. Although the empire had a certain degree of information blockade on the robbery, Landry did not get much useful information, but on the one hand, this incident After all, the matter was still too big. On the one hand, Landry was the one who experienced it personally. Although he did not understand the cause of the whole incident or the purpose of the mysterious man, he still had a general understanding of the incident itself.

And Landry can also see some clues from the attitude of the empire.

According to Landry's rough guess, the mysterious man and the organization behind him should have accomplished their stated purpose. At least the empire did not benefit from it.

So looking at the situation at that time, and analyzing it from the perspective of the mysterious man, since the other party had completed the task, and he and Hal had no influence on the outcome.

It doesn't matter whether he and Hal are rescued from that predicament. It doesn't matter even if he and Hal are really caught. There will be no negative impact on the other party at all. After all, he and Hal are completely inseparable. If you don't know the other party's background, you can't give the empire any decent information, and you can't talk about posing any threat to the mysterious person.

From this point of view, the other party could have chosen not to save himself and Hal, but not only did the other party not betray him, he also helped the two of them escape throughout the entire process, and actually gave them an unusually generous reward afterwards.

As for this current... cooperation, well, let's count it as cooperation. As far as this current cooperation with that mysterious person is concerned, the other party is undoubtedly a very qualified partner.

If anything, Landry and Hal really have to say thank you to each other.