Chapter 379: Killing Four_4
All the factors that were happening pointed to an inevitable outcome.
What he needed was just some decisiveness and appropriate execution.
Of course, in the deduction, the risks were real.
For example, if too many memories were stripped away and Leonard Churchill failed to find what he wanted before the curse backlash fully erupted...
But it was this uncertainty that made the plan so irresistibly attractive.
Moreover, Leonard Churchill would not entertain the "what ifs" that already had outcomes.
He had survived, and that was the result.
At this moment, Leonard Churchill lifted his gaze once more to the three assassins in the distance, his lips curling up again into that familiar, enigmatic smile.
With Black Tooth Granny—the greatest threat to himself—dead, what remained was simply dessert after the meal.
With a "snap," the air burst, and Leonard Churchill's figure had already vanished from his original position.