Perhaps Grid was too stupid to understand the contents of the letter? It was like how he couldn’t understand a barking dog. He asked Khan, “Where is this person now?”

Khan carefully replied, “Earl Steim has sentenced him to 10 years in prison.” 

It was ridiculous.

“No, why? Wasn’t Rabbit the one who helped Winston?”

“He is certainly a hero who saved Winston, but Winston was in this crisis in the first place due to the Mero Company. He eventually realized his sins, but the earl thinks it’s too unreasonable to completely wash away his sins.”

Dammit.

“Shit... What is this...?”

‘Didn’t Rabbit promise to make me rich? But now he was trapped in prison? Stupid bastard! He said he would do something good for me, but it ended up like this.’

Khan patted Grid’s shoulder as Grid was feeling frustrated. “I understand the sadness of seeing the person who rescued you now trapped in jail, but cheer up. You have your life. Don’t be so frustrated.”

What...