13 The Crime Is Extremely Heinous and Unforgivable.

The so-called refining hall is a place for internal judgment and punishment.

The bright tiles can even clearly reflect the human figure, and it is precisely because of this that the whole hall seems even colder and colder, without a trace of warmth.

Every step on the tiles makes a clear tapping sound, as if stepping on everyone's nerves. The closer you get, the more panic you feel.

In the middle of the hall, a naked man kneels, with only a piece of rag around his waist to cover some important parts.

There is an iron chain as thick as a baby's arm tied around his neck, and the other end of the chain is held in the hand of a big muscular man. In the other hand of the muscular man, he holds a black whip that is rolled up twice. The difference in body size makes them look like the owner is leading his own mangy dog.

That iron chain is definitely not of this size even for tying livestock in the countryside. It is obvious that Leia specially customized it as a "torture instrument".

The man who was tied by the neck had no hair on his body, but his skin was not smooth, but was covered with tiny red spots, which looked a bit like a chicken that had been scalded in boiling water and then plucked.

Because there was no clothes to cover it, Gu Mengmeng could clearly see the tattoo-like marks on the man's body. The languages ​​of various countries had no aesthetics and seemed to be arranged deliberately to show humiliation.

Gu Mengmeng could recognize Chinese, English, Korean, Japanese, French, and many symbols that she couldn't understand, which should be the languages ​​of small languages.

Gu Mengmeng didn't know many foreign languages, but she knew Chinese.

So the huge Chinese characters such as "evil", "shameless", "heinous crimes", "unforgivable" and so on made Gu Mengmeng know what was printed on him even if she didn't know those foreign languages.

While Gu Mengmeng was observing him, Elvis had already carried Gu Mengmeng to the only seat in the training hall and put her down.

On the third step, the throne-like position of the king was not occupied by the boss of Fury, nor by the prince of Country F. Instead, a petite woman like Gu Mengmeng sat upright.

Elvis and Snei stood on Gu Mengmeng's left and right, while Leia and Gray stood on their outer sides.

Barritt was not qualified to stand side by side with them, so he stood on the right side of the steps, guarding against someone who would suddenly rush out and harm Gu Mengmeng.

Obviously, in the past three months, Barritt has firmly held the title of "top horse" in Fury.

His fierceness and good fighting skills, as well as his absolute obedience regardless of right or wrong, have established his position in the gang.

The reason is simple. He has no subjective consciousness of his own. Everything he does is directly ordered by Elvis or Leia.

He is the spokesperson of the superior, and all his actions are instructed by the superior.

Moreover, he is outstanding in strength and never refuses anyone's challenge.

But no one in the gang can beat him.

He won the recognition of all the gang members with his loyalty and absolute strength.

Therefore, the brothers in the gang also respected him as a protector.

It is unknown when this title came into being, but in three months, there was an additional position in Fury.

So that no matter when, he was always in the position closest to the superior, but no one ever felt it was inappropriate.

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Tattoo, pinyin qíng, is also called ink punishment. The method is to carve a person's face (body) with a knife and then apply ink on the wound to make it never fade. 1. In ancient times, the punishment of tattooing and applying ink on people's faces was also imposed on soldiers to prevent them from escaping. 2. Tattooing words or patterns on the human body and applying ink.

In ancient times, people usually only wrote one or two words on their faces. Leia was more ruthless and covered his whole body with tattoos, and it was an international version to ensure that no matter where he went in the future, people all over the world would know and understand what was written on his body.