Why was Tyler Lennon specifically targeting Hera and not Leo?
It was simple: Hera was the more vulnerable target. As an orphan with an unclear background, she was far easier to manipulate and target than Leo, who belonged to the Hendrix family—even if it was only a branch family of this conglomerate.
For Tyler, taking on someone from such a powerful family was a reckless endeavor, especially since he had yet to gain the power and influence he craved. Thus, he placed the blame squarely on Hera for the obstacles in his path.
Everyone understood how Tyler Lennon viewed the world—or rather, how ambitious yet incompetent individuals like him perceived it.
They were quick to shift blame and cowardly in the face of power, yet displayed arrogance towards the vulnerable.
"Alright, I agree that the sooner we deal with this, the safer Hera will be," Dave said, pulling out his phone.
