Jin folded his arms and reclined in the chair. "What's the point in explaining something as monumental as this to a prospective dead man?"
"Aren't we all prospective dead men, Jin?" Errick asked.
Jin smirked. "Yes. But you're dying before sunrise."
Errick mulled for a bit. Then, he furrowed his brows. "So you won't give me the information I want, huh?"
"Nope," Jin said brusquely.
Errick wanted answers. But truth be told, he only wanted them from Jin to spite him. It was a thing of vanity. He knew that Kaylie was around Jin's level, if not better than him, thereby making her experienced enough to provide him with the information he needed.
"That's unfortunate," he said.
"Well," Errick said, "I guess I tried my best to get you to tell me more. Looks like I'll be asking Kaylie instead so that means I literally need one obvious thing from you: your system and your life," he cackled, "my bad, those were two things."
