There was another tingling sensation in the head.

Before.... What really happened before?

Aldridge looked at Henderman beside him and staggered a few steps forward.

Enemies? Yes, there are enemies. I should have been attacked by the enemy, and I attacked in a spiritual way, so I would have a continuous headache. Who did Henderman just say was killed? It should have been done by the enemy as well.

Luke and Reilly are supposed to be the ones on their side who are colluding with the enemy. But as long as you kill them and hide in the veil, everything will be fine.

Now, it's important not to pass out again. Aldridge did his best to keep his consciousness awake and carried Henderman on the ground.

This has done its best. Aldrich looked at Nales on the ground again, hesitated for a moment, and walked towards the curtain with Henderman on his back.

It's not far, only a few tens of meters. When they got to the door of the Veil, put Captain Henderman there, and then came back and carried Mr. Nales on his back. When he got to the door, he put both of them in in an instant, so that no one was left of his sight.

The kind of thing that sends Henderman in first, and then comes out to find that the enemy has killed Mr. Nars is not going to happen. In particular, it is not possible to go back and find out that Mr. Hendman has also had an accident.

Although his head hurt all the time, his consciousness was very clear, and he figured it out in an instant. In horror movies and logic problems, this kind of thing often happens, and he won't let that happen.

Hehehe, it won't happen. Mr. Arnold will surely praise himself when he knows about it.

Thinking so, he leaned sideways, and with Nales in his sights, he carried Henderman on his back towards the veil. On his back, Henderman spoke. "There's no evidence that they're murderers, and if they were, Alan and I killed them before. You do this...."

Headaches, don't you understand what headaches are? Mr. Captain!

"I said, I always feel like I'm going to pass out again at any moment." Aldrich said calmly. "In order to prevent them from murdering us after falling unconscious, we had to kill them first."

You don't have to look back to feel that Henderman wants to say something more. Fortunately, he finally knew the proportions and didn't speak again on this matter.

"We were killed eight of us." Henderman on his back said. "Two were killed while out scouting, one was outside the Veil, and the other five were inside the Veil."

Meaning, it's not safe inside the veil either? But relatively speaking, it is also the safest place.

"Allen once suspected that the people in Sibia did it." Henderman continued. "Kicked them out. But then there was another murder in the Veil. ”

In other words, Allen misjudged. Doesn't matter... Anyway, he didn't have more than one problem.

In order not to make the situation too passive, Allen decided to lead the team. Five suspicious people were left in the veil by him, and you just killed two of them. ”

That is, there are three more?

Aldrich couldn't help but feel another headache.

What to do, kill them all? In that case, Arnold would not spare himself.

When it is dangerous and does not understand the specific situation, killing those two people is simply decisive and will be praised. But to go about killing people when the situation is not clear is to go overboard and act blindly, and will be criticized and punished.

Aldrich thought to himself with a headache when he was already on the edge of the veil.

The moment he let go of Henderman he realized that he had been distracted during this time, and he had not kept staring at Nales in the distance.

When I hurriedly looked over, it was fortunate that Nalls was still there. He breathed a sigh of relief and looked at Henderman who was leaning against the curtain. "Please wait a moment while I carry Mr. Nars on my back."

Henderman looked a little surprised at this statement, but did not disagree. Aldrich then ran sideways and carried Nales behind him.

Nars is supposed to be completely unconscious, but still showing signs of life. By the way, why did he duel with Mr. Henderman at this time?

First he came back, and then there were so many things going on in the curtain---- could it have something to do with him?

Could it be that he killed those people?

No... Probably not, Mr. Nars has always preferred to suffer losses and losses himself rather than harm others. How could he possibly kill someone?

And he should have stayed in the veil all the time. Commander Allen will definitely send someone to keep an eye on him all the time. Three people died outside, and it couldn't have been his hand.

.... What if these are all fake? What if Nars is the murderer?

In order to prevent this in case of a scenario, do you want to kill him?

No, no, no..... What do you think!

How could this be the case with Nars? How could I have such an idea? Want to kill him?

When Aldrich came back to his senses, he was covered in cold sweat.

After that, the strength in his body seemed to have recovered a little, and the nars on his back was no longer heavy. Even though I had a headache, my body seemed to be back to normal.

He took a few deep breaths and strode forward with his legs outstretched.

Henderman still reclined there, and after Aldrich walked in, he spoke. "What are you going to do next?"

"It should be safer inside the veil than outside." Aldrich replied. "After you go back, please tell me in detail about the specific process of these things just now, okay?"

"What's the use of telling you?" Henderman said this, still nodding. "Okay."

He helped them into the veil. At the moment of penetration. A conversation rang in his head.

"He's not suitable! I'm telling you! He's not a good choice! ”

"He's crying! At this time, he needs understanding and comfort the most. will work. ”

"Don't say more, he's not the right fit. Don't be deceived, it's fake...."

His head was still hurting, but the conversation he had heard before was clearly echoing in his brain at the moment. Yes, it sounded in that badge before.

Could it be that the enemy who killed his teammates was them?

I'm not a good fit, so, who is suitable? What's appropriate? Is it appropriate for these dead people? If so, what's the difference between me and them?

After walking behind the curtain, he lowered the two of them from his shoulders and took out the badge from his personal space.

"What's that?" Henderman asked.

"What do you think it is?" Aldridge leaned down and placed the badge in front of Henderman .