On the ground.
Two corpses lie, with one living person standing.
Isabella Warm and Ian Jorden's bodies have already gone cold, Julius Reed looks at them coldly.
No emotion on the face.
Dead is dead.
From start to finish, he was a cold observer.
Would Isabella Warm die?
Yes.
This proud woman could do anything, nothing surprises Julius Reed.
But if Isabella Warm chose to commit suicide, she wouldn't cry and complain in front of him, then cut her throat.
She wouldn't even say something sentimental like reminiscing over things in sight.
The woman would only cut off her own head and splash blood in front of Julius Reed.
No pretensions.
No nonsense.
Because death is already the most resolute answer.
As for Ian Jorden?
That man who once wielded a sword to cut down enemies would never commit suicide.
Julius Reed clearly remembers.
Ian Jorden once said that suicide is a coward's choice.
If he truly wanted to die, he would ask Julius Reed to chop off his head.
