Chapter: 1334

In a matter of seconds, Davis' expression altered.

“My motives are purely selfless," Odin said.

“You were not resigned to working under Kent. Coincidently, the project of the Sullivan

Group had a problem, but you had no idea what to do about it. I saw your plight and felt compassion for you, so I offered to assist you."

What Odin stated entirely dissociated him from any collaboration. If everything went according to plan, there would be no worries. Davis, on the other hand, would bear all the blame if anything went wrong and the subject was made public, which had nothing to do with Odin.

Davis opened his lips with the intent to contradict. Odin spoke before he could respond.

“Talents are abundant in Apliaria. I've heard a number of people have just joined your bureau. Everyone wants to try it for himself."

Davis couldn't say anything.

“According to my sources, all of them have exceptional abilities."

Odin curved his lips.

"Didn't you and Kent both join the bureau at the same time? Well, he's been promoted to second in charge. After this problem is resolved, I suppose he will become the bureau's next director."

"Don't waste time with tangents." Davis wasn't a dunce. He could see what Odin was trying to say, but he was too stubborn to let go of his pride.

"ALL I have is pure intentions. I'm just trying to help you out,”

Odin said slowly.

"The individual I'm assisting today may be you or someone else. Almost each of us desires to be successful and renowned, so you're not alone. Furthermore, it's possible that those folks aren't all that bad. It's possible that they'll surprise me more than you might."

"What are you talking about?"

Odin extended his hand and assisted Davis in adjusting his collar.

"This means you need to be aware of your place. It's my decision whether or not to meet you, not yours."

After saying so, Odin used some force to yank Davis* collar.

Davis' collar was tight around his neck. The slight discomfort made him understand that Odin was a horrible guy and that working with him was like asking a tiger for its skin.

For a split second, he was overcome with fear.

“Of course, if you are still unsatisfied, we may act as if we have never met. I'll choose someone else for this task." Odin undid Davis

' retrieved a moist and cleaned his hands. collar, tissue,

Davis opened his mouth and stiffened his jaw. He attempted to say something, but was unable to do so.

Odin cocked his head and regarded him.