You're Out Daddy

Chapter 864 Some Things Can Never Be Replaced

Seemingly noticing his hesitation, Thalia leaned in and said, “You can tell me, too.”

After hesitating for a long time, Magus finally whispered into her ear.

Upon hearing this, Thalia's face instantly darkened.

“What the hell!” Thalia could not help but burst into anger.

Anthony looked at her and asked, “What's wrong?”

“That person, no, that's not even a person. He's worse than a beast!” Thalia angrily cursed. If that person were in

front of her, she would probably kill him without hesitation.

Anthony looked at her, then at Magus. As if he had guessed something, he asked, “Is it related to Lina?”

Thalia tried hard to control her emotions. She looked at Anthony hesitantly before nodding.

He did not press further. Instead, looked at Magus and asked, “May I ask if you want them to have a taste of their

own medicine, or do you still hold true to what you said the other day and that you won't take matters into your

own hands for the sake of satisfaction?”

“Their own medicine?” Magus looked at him, not quite understanding the meaning.

“Exactly. Do you want them to experience what it's like to be caught and be treated like you went through back

then?” Anthony asked.

Magus finally understood the meaning and looked at him. “What he fears most is being trapped. He used to say he

longs for freedom the most, so he never wants to go to that place in his entire life.”

“Sometimes, the best way to torment someone is to make their life worse than death,” Anthony said as he stared

intently at Magus.

“No!” Magus stared at Anthony. “It's not what's going to happen to him, but me. Someone like him doesn't deserve

to live in this world. Every day he continues to live is the greatest insult to those he has hurt.”

Upon hearing this, Anthony roughly understood his meaning. “Okay, I got it.”

“When can we take action?” Magus asked directly, as he was genuinely worried about Lina. He knew the longer Lina

stayed captive, the more danger she was in.

“That's up to you,” Anthony said.

Magus looked at him, puzzled.

At that moment, Anthony looked at him and said. “Just do what he asks. Whatever he proposes, follow it. If you can

complete it in the shortest time, then we can start our work sooner.”

“Do you plan to lure him out with something that Magus made?” At this moment, Thalia asked from the side.

Anthony nodded. “That's right.”

Anthony nodded. “That's right.”

Magus looked at him. “Even if he comes out, how will you find Lina? If he comes to meet me, he definitely won't

bring Lina with him.”

Anthony chuckled upon hearing this. “That's my job. I'm absolutely confident in finding Lina, but it's up to your skills

whether you can lure him.”

Seeing Anthony's confident expression, Magus said, “Okay, I understand what you mean.”

He was about to get up and leave but almost stumbled and fell due to his injuries.

Thalia noticed and said, “Be careful.”

Magus was unbothered. He forced himself to stand up and left. “Wait for my news.”

Anthony nodded slightly at those words.

Magus got up and started walking toward the outside, but he suddenly stopped after taking a few steps.

Turning around, he looked at Anthony and said, “Hey...”

Hearing this, Anthony also looked at him. “Is there anything else?”

Magus hesitated for a moment. “Do you want to take a look?”

Anthony furrowed his brow. “Look at what?”

“Yes, of course!” Thalia excitedly agreed, then looked at Anthony. “It obviously means Magus' disguise.”

Anthony was a bit surprised. “Can I?”

“There's no saying you can't,” Magus said. “If you want to take a look, come over here.”

Watching Magus walk forward, Anthony raised his eyes to look at Thalia, seemingly still in disbelief.

“How come you're lagging behind at a time like this?” Thalia asked.

“Who would have thought he'd say that!”

“Well, well. It seems you're not as smart as you think, huh?”

“This just means it's beyond my expectations. It has nothing to do with intelligence,” Anthony said. He then glanced

at her, stood up, and followed Magus.

Thalia looked and quickly followed, “What do you mean? I think there is!”

And so, under Magus' guidance, they arrived at an old, dilapidated house.

Magus walked straight to the side of the door, took out a key from a gap, and said while opening the door, “This

place is a bit run-down. Don't mind it.”

“Of course, not,” Anthony replied.

Judging by its appearance, the house indeed showed signs of age. It looked weather-beaten and neglected over the

years, resembling an abandoned, dilapidated house where no one lived.

After the door opened, Magus said, “Feel free to look around.”

Anthony and Thalia exchanged glances before they proceeded to the entrance.

Contrary to the outside, where the exterior was worn, the interior is well-organized, resembling an artistic studio.

Though somewhat messy, there was order within the clutter, and everything appeared to be brimming with style.

At this moment, Thalia looked at Magus and asked, “Is this where you work?”

“Yes.” Magus nodded.

Looking at the tools on the table, Thalia picked them up to examine them and then put them down. “These things

are quite common.”

Magus did not say a word but walked straight to a table. He lifted the cloth on top, took out a photograph, and

placed it on the table. After taking a look, he began to prepare the materials.

The two observed him as he was about to start working. Thalia walked over and examined him, then curiously

asked, Can't machinery make these disguises? Aren't there scanners recently that can directly create them?”

“The machine can scan, but it still requires a human touch,” Magus said without lifting his head.

“Wouldn't scanning be faster?” Thalia said after a moment of ponder as she nodded with a vague understanding.

As she spoke, she glanced around and added, “I'll give you a scanner later.”

“No need,” Magus directly refused.

“You don't have to feel embarrassed. Consider it a gift from me to you and Lina.”

“It's not that I'm embarrassed, but the machine scanning is too rigid. Machinery can replace humans in some

things, but only a part of it. You still need to do some things by hand,” Magus said as he looked at her. With that, he

lowered his gaze and continued working.

After hearing this, Thalia thought he made quite a bit of sense and did not argue. Raising her eyebrows slightly, she

said, “All right, then. If that's the case, I'll save my money.”

Magus did not continue the conversation as he began his handcrafting his disguise.

Anthony watched from the side, his gaze growing increasingly profound as he watched Magus' movements.

He had previously only seen such things in movies, where he admired the development of technology. However, as

he watched Magus' detailed hand-carving, he realized true craftsmanship was often the most primitive technique.

Even though machines were gradually replacing many things, some things could never be replaced, such as the

soul of a product.