Death Row Survival Game

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The author is amazing! This chapter addresses so many foreshadowing elements! This echoes why Icarus initially wanted to kill Arthur; the Duke's subsequent attempt to kill Arthur creates a connection; it explains why Caesar traveled with Arthur; and it corresponds to Colin's introduction of foie gras at the beginning. This foreshadows a new development: Black Blade and Ojar.

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Here's a picture of a beauty in my heart. From the moment this character appeared, I felt she was a femme fatale.

I'm really looking forward to finding out why Blackblade is chasing Lorraine. Has Blackblade regained his memories too? It's obvious Osborn is J, and Ogal is the heir, the one with the congenital disease. So who is Blackblade??? I suspect that both Caesar and Blackblade have no connection to the Blood Eye organization, but that's impossible. Blackblade is clearly connected to Ogal. Could Blackblade be the heir's friend???

Excellent! Absolutely brilliant! It's getting more and more exciting! So many foreshadowing elements have surfaced: Arthur's appearance, Mars's tattoo, Olga's whistle, Caesar's Dolly the sheep, and more and more NPCs are getting involved. Even the fact that "The Duke" is also known as "The Canary" is a small foreshadowing element, definitely with a story behind it.

Seeing this, another question arises: Why did Bloodeye develop such a "game"? Why spend so much manpower and resources just to provide hunters with a way to vent their frustrations? There must be a deeper reason. To test Caesar (the prototype)? But why make it so brutal? Wouldn't it be better to create a harmonious environment?

This logic doesn't quite work. The Duke shouldn't pose a threat to Blackblade. Because the Duke would die the moment One-Eyed kills the Beauty, and Ogar would no longer be in mortal danger. Conversely, shouldn't Blackblade be more proactive in causing the Beauty (the Duke) to die?