Chapter 385 - 7.75 Set You Free
Moshe’s basecamp was built on a mountain hill, surrounded by wild forestation as far as one could see. It was so expertly hidden that no one would have expected that a majestic fortress sat in the middle of it, protected by high voltage fences, armed guards and trained watch dogs.
It took approximately half an hour for them to get there.
The gate swung open as soon as their car approached and Moshe rolled down the window. "Boss!" The guards inclined their heads low, reverent. The difference between these people and the ones back in the training center was like between sky and dirt, unable to be compared. Now Lu Yizhou was convinced that this was how Moshe’s men were supposed to be.
"Good work." Moshe nodded. "Are you guys treating our new guest well?"
A malicious grin spread across their faces. One of the guards answered with a pleased harrumph, "Of course, we can’t have him drop dead so easily just like that. His life is not in danger anymore but we are still keeping him in a sedated state. We can have him ready whenever you want, Boss."
"I want to talk to Thirteen first. Tell him to wait for me in my office. Ah." Reminded of something, Moshe leaned sideways to show Lu Yizhou, his lips tilted into an amused smile. "Say hi, this is Aiden. From now on, he will be joining us officially."
The men didn’t question their Boss at all. They merely raised a brow, intrigued at this man who could ride in the same car as Boss and more than that, sit right beside him. They had never heard of the Boss’ pet before, but they could tell for certain that this man wasn’t just an ordinary member.
"Welcome, Aiden." They offered a succinct greeting but still courteous nonetheless. Lu Yizhou inclined his head in acknowledgement.
"Now, now... Let us go in." Moshe waved for the last time and rolled up the window. Kaede honked once before driving the car past the gate. The building was just like a massive prison, Lu Yizhou mused. It had five stories and still not counting the underground floors. The walls were dominated mainly in grey and white, giving off a gloomy and oppressive feeling. "I would like to give you a tour but unfortunately—"