Chapter 88, Then You Stay

The disheveled Norris had completely lost his former composure.

He was planning to surrender to the Governor.

In his view, although the resistance formed by the Alliance Councilmen had been disintegrated, the future of the city was now destined to be determined by the Governor.

But for the Governor to enforce his rule, relying solely on himself was definitely not enough; he certainly needed a certain class or group of people to execute his will and implement his policies.

Norris indeed had lost before, but he accepted the loss willingly. He was willing to pay the price and help the Governor rule the city, and in the process of this rule, regain the part that belonged to him.

In his view, this was only to be expected, and the Governor would surely agree. The only thing to consider was how much authority the Governor would be willing to leave him?