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Aidan quietly walked to the side, his arm reaching out to firmly grasp a railing inside the cabin. His gaze looked out at the starry sky through the window, as if searching for some kind of answer in that distant expanse. Saul saw Aidan's movement and a sly smile crossed his lips. He also reached out his hand, as if tacitly sharing this moment of tranquility with Aidan.
Turning his head, Aidan's gaze fell on the man still tied to the chair. His tone was relaxed and without pressure: "Bro, if you cooperate with us like this, of course we will let you go." There was a hint of casual cynicism in his tone, but also a hint of sincerity, as if he really intended to keep his promise.
After hearing Aidan's words, the man seemed unsure how to react for a moment. Then, tears welled up in his eyes, and his face showed deep excitement and gratitude. His voice choked up, and his tear-streaked cheeks revealed a complex mix of emotions: "I was really scared... Thank you, thank you for being trustworthy pirates." His words seemed incoherent, and the emotional pressure was released in that moment.
He quickly swore repeatedly, his voice filled with determination and sincerity: "I absolutely won't report anything that happens here. I promise, what happens on the ship stays on the ship." His eyes were full of sincerity, and he kept thanking them, as if constantly reaffirming his gratitude and commitment, hoping to gain Aidan and Saul's trust.
Under this pressure, every word from that person seems to reveal his deep-seated fear and anxiety, while also reflecting his longing for freedom and uncertainty about the future. His reaction is not only gratitude towards Aidan and Saul, but also a release and response to this sudden terrifying experience. In his heart, the hope of regaining freedom has surpassed all fear and pain.
The man's gaze lingers on Aidan and Saul, his heart filled with complex emotions. In his view, these two Interstellar Pirates are like gods of his fate at this moment: one is middle-aged, with a scruffy face exuding a sense of decadence, Aidan; the other is incredibly strong, with red skin, Saul. They seem to have become his saviors, rescuing him from the depths of despair.
However, as he gradually calmed down, a new worry arose in his mind. He realized that the information he had revealed to Aidan could pose a great risk to himself. Once the others at the supply station found out that he had provided crucial information, he might face serious consequences. This fear brought back the anxiety in his heart.
In a soft voice, with a hint of pleading, he asked, "Can you take me to the interstellar transfer station? I can't go back to work at the supply station." His voice carried a sense of helplessness and expectation, and his eyes shimmered with a plea for help. He knew that once he left this ship, he would face an unknown fate, and going to the interstellar transfer station might be his only way out.
At this moment, the person's heart is filled with both a desire for freedom and uncertainty and fear for the future. His fate lies in the hands of Aidan and Saul, and all he can do is hope that these two unconventional Interstellar Pirates can provide him with a way out. His eyes are full of anticipation, waiting for Aidan and Saul's response, which will determine his fate.
Aidan wears a faintly elusive smile on his face, his gaze lingering on the person as if appreciating the other's confusion and uncertainty. His response is evidently affirmative, but the subsequent profound words seem to conceal more complex meanings. His voice is deep and meaningful: "In this vast universe, there is nothing that cannot be done. As long as you rely on yourself, anything is possible!"
The man's face was originally filled with gratitude and relief, but after hearing Aidan's words, his expression gradually became one of confusion and unease. There was a hint of seeking answers in his eyes, and he urgently wanted to understand the true meaning of Aidan's words: "Thank you so much!" Then, somewhat perplexed, he asked, "What does this mean? Why suddenly say we have to rely on ourselves?"
Aidan's smile became even more apparent, seemingly mocking the man's ignorance and simplistic thinking. His eyes revealed a kind of mockery and ill-intent, as if hinting that the man was still unaware of the real world he was about to face. Aidan's words, although seemingly encouraging and affirming on the surface, actually contained sarcasm, because in this unforgiving universe, survival depends only on oneself, and any reliance on or expectations of others are futile.
At this moment, every expression and action of Aidan reveals his cunning and deep scheming. His smile seems even more prominent in the confusion of the other person, as if he is enjoying the other's ignorance and perplexity.
Aidan's sly smile casts a shadow in the heart of the man bound to the chair, making him increasingly uneasy. The man's eyes dart back and forth between Aidan and Saul, trying to discern some hidden intent from their expressions. His voice betrays a hint of panic and urgency: "What do you mean? What are you going to do?" His questions sound like feeble cries echoing in the tense cabin.
And Aidan and Saul, on the other hand, continued to hold onto the railing, smiling silently. They seemed to be enjoying the discomfort and confusion of the man, their silence and smiles teasing his ignorance and fear. This playful attitude only heightened the man's sense of unease, making him feel as if he had become entangled in some unknown scheme.
The man's voice grew increasingly urgent, his body squirming in the chair, trying to find some answer in Aidan and Saul's faces. But the two pirates continued to exchange meaningful glances, as if sharing a secret understanding known only to them. This situation left the man feeling deeply helpless and desperate, unsure of his role in this interstellar game and clueless about its eventual outcome. His mind was filled with doubt and fear, intensifying his uncertainty about the future.
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