Lamont replied:
"The easiest way is to not make me want to kill you, but if I've already decided to do so, struggle with all your might. If you show interesting potential, and the fate ahead becomes uncertain, I might let you leave and look forward to what you can achieve."
"Perhaps this is the dilemma of the omniscient; knowing too much, not knowing enough, and everything loses its meaning."
"By the way, I won't kill you for this question."
Taking no hesitation, Cyril continued to ask:
"Mr. Lamont, what do you want to do with Hela?"
Lamont said:
"I don't want to do anything to her, I'm just curious about her future, so I keep watching."
Cyril asked in a different way:
"So, what will you do to Hela?"
Lamont casually picked a leaf from the roadside:
"I won't do anything to her."
Cyril asked:
"Why didn't she come to class?"
Lamont replied:
