Chapter 608: The gut strings of lean animals are the strongest

【Damn.... he just asked like that???】

【Hannibal is too direct!!】

【This... isn't he afraid of falling out???】

【Too brave...】

【Facing a perverted killer, is he actually that calm??】

【Did you forget Hannibal's identity... would a king-tier player be afraid of a gold-tier??】

【Laughing to death, the Chesapeake Ripper, would he be afraid of other killers??】

【Whoever comes, they have to call Hannibal 'senior'!】

【If this were in South Korea, Hannibal would be bullying this Tobias severely.】

【This is the contempt from a king!!】

【Tobias should be the one who is nervous!】 02

【But is he talking about things at the dining table again...】

【Facing a killer, thinking of those crime scene images, won't it really affect his appetite??】

【I don't know about others, but Hannibal would probably have a better appetite.】

【Family members, today I'll perform eating a person in three bites!】

And while the viewers were joking.

Tobias paused for a second and asked calmly.

"Do you really want to know?"

"No, just changing the subject."

"It seems Franklin relayed my words to you."

Tobias had a smile on his face.

This was the gratification of his judgment and expectation being correct!

This feeling of manipulating others made Tobias very satisfied!

But Hannibal poured a bucket of cold water on him.

"The FBI is investigating this murder case; they will find you."

"Then let them come."

"Do you want to be caught?"

"I want them to try; they might investigate me because I have a string shop."

Tobias's words inexplicably carried a bit of excitement again.

The tone that was no different from a normal person just now, now had a bit of a psychopath's appearance.

He.... was actually feeling excited about being wanted by the police!

"They will send people to investigate, and I will kill them!"

"Then find Franklin and kill him."

"After that, I will disappear."

While speaking.

Tobias had already written Franklin's ending.

There wasn't even a hint of hesitation or doubt in his tone.

Nor was there any feeling of pity for Franklin!