Alvano was naturally unwilling, but Clark and Tusk both urged him to let Fusheng go. They couldn't afford to waste any time; if more Military Department personnel arrived shortly, it would be extremely difficult for them to leave. In truth, they were also puzzled as to why Gampel wasn't there to stop them, but was instead demanding only a Zerg. Siegel and Artano had also rushed over, but they had completely failed to notice that Fusheng had escaped on his own. After all, who could have imagined that a Zerg could pry open a protective pod by himself and slip away right under the noses of two high-ranking Zerg?
Because Alvano insisted on not releasing Fusheng, they had no choice but to start fighting Gampel in the hope of making a quick getaway. Tusk cast a contemptuous glance at Alvano from the side—was he really making such a fuss over a Zerg? Still, he didn't say much, since Alvano and his men had rushed here to rescue him. In reality, Alvano's side held a massive advantage, but for some reason, Gampel was utterly obstinate, acting as though he would never stop until he rescued Fusheng.
Right now, Alvano desperately wanted to curse Gampel to death. He had never noticed Gampel caring all that much about Fusheng in the past, so what was he pretending to be a good grandfather for now? He remembered that Gampel rarely even paid attention to Yichen, so why did he care so much about Fusheng now?
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