Beyond the Divorce

"Yes, of course, I have my purpose! You've kept him imprisoned for so many years. If I didn't have sincerity, do you think you could still sit comfortably here?" Atlas gave Navi a straightforward answer.

Navi suddenly smirked arrogantly. "Mr. Atlas is indeed still young and vigorous."

"You talk to me about sincerity yet still play tricks? Do you think business is conducted this way? Do you even understand what that concept is? Or perhaps you're just too self-righteous?" Atlas lazily leaned back on the sofa, but his aura was intimidating. "So, is this your purpose for coming here?" Navi suppressed his smile, and his gaze turned sinister.

"I came to your base to see what exactly made you so unruly."

It felt like Atlas was questioning Navi's base. Atlas came and went as he pleased, as if walking on flat ground.

Navi was indeed somewhat provoked. "Young man, don't be too arrogant!"

"Then you really haven't seen what arrogance is!" Atlas showed no sign of backing down.

bit nervous. Why did it seem like Atlas

at the

situation was disparate, and it seemed like Atlas's words left no room for negotiation. If things turned violent,

too arrogant!" Navi took a sip of tea while trying to hide his rage by reaching for the teacup on the

your opponent and still try to play tricks, aren't you afraid of stumbling? Haven't you heard of the phrase 'pride comes before a fall"?" Atlas

hand broke with a loud "crack," splattering water all

armed guards rushed in

remained unperturbed. He glanced at the leader who had rushed in and disdainfully asked Navi, "Is this your security? Your sincerity? It seems I've overestimated you! You truler lack any sense

go as you please!" An angry, bulky man behind the leader yelled and pointed a

withdrew his gaze from Navi and looked at the man

consequences of threatening me?"

was short of breath, I stayed composed. I