Chapter 906 The Fight Was Fair
"Oh no. I can't! I'm not staying here! Let me out!" Clare slammed the door and pulled the doorknob, but it wouldn't open.
Saxon's relaxed voice came. "I've changed my mind. It's no longer fun to fight with a helpless dog. You can fight with weapons to level the playing field. Just take a pick. Fight each other to death, and the one who ends up alive can leave."
"What are you talking about?" Clare couldn't believe what she was saying.
Tom also thought that this was way too sick!
However, this was nothing new to Tom. It was not difficult for him to kill Clare, right after killing Sarah North.
"I'll suffer if you lock me up like this!" Tom pleaded.
Clare was surprised by what Tom said. It just meant that he agreed with the duel!
She couldn't help but step back and stay away from that insane man!
Saxon's voice came once again. He said, "There is a difference of ability between men and women! So it is only fair that I lock you up. Clare, do you want to be easily killed by him?"
Clare certainly didn't want to, but she didn't even want to fight him in the first place!
She has never killed anyone!
"I want someone to die in thirty minutes. If you both run out of time, I'll fill the chamber with gas and kill you both."
Clare, anxious and nervous, angrily asked, "Saxon, why are you doing this to me? What have I ever done to you? Even if I looked down on you before, you can't make me do this! You can't make me die!"
There was only silence. He didn't respond to her.
"Saxon! Saxon, talk to me!"
"Let's go! Let's fight now!" Tom said confidently.
Clare looked at him coldly. "You're chained. Are you sure that I'm the one who will die? Or do you think I would not dare to kill you? I can kill you just to avenge my mother!"
"Fine! Then do it!" Tom challenged her. "Anyway, one of us is going to die here. It's either you or me. At least, let's start now and find out who can fight for their life."
Tom was only chained in his neck, and his hands and legs were still both free.
The iron chain was about one meter.
As Saxon said, the fight was fair.
After all, Clare was a woman, and if Tom had no chains, Clare wouldn't even have a chance to make a move against him.
"I believe we don't have to fight," Clare bravely said. "As long as we work together, we can still go out of here alive."
"How can I get out like this?" Tom asked.
"There must be a key here. Let me find it for you." Clare rummaged through the knives on the desk for the keys and earnestly looked for them inside the drawers.
Tom watched the naïve and hopeful Clare, with a sneer. It was hopeless anyway. Even if both of them ran out, Saxon would still kill them because they didn't obey the rules.
So only one can truly live between them!
"I've found it! Here is the key!" Clare said excitedly.
Was Saxon really that stupid to leave the key here? Tom certainly won't ask him this.
Clare looked at Tom, and asked defensively, "I'll open the lock for you. But you have to promise that you won't attack me. Can you?"
"Of course not! We can go out together and get out of here alive. There's nothing Saxon can do against us!" Tom said.
Clare held the key and approached Tom nervously.
She squatted down in front of him and inserted the key to the hole in the iron ring.
How could Tom miss this opportunity of attacking her? Regardless of how Clare once called Tom her father, they were still in a fight. Right, when she wasn't paying attention, his chain was wrapped around her neck and he tightened it until she couldn't breathe well.
"Hey, stop! " Clare dropped the key and struggled to pull the chain off her neck.
But her strength was no match for Tom, a grown man!
"You truly are so naive, aren't you? Do you really think two people can go out? Didn't you hear what Saxon said? Only one can go out alive." Tom had a vicious look on his face. "Do you know how your mother died? That's how I strangled her, with her eyes open! I watched her as she died! But it doesn't matter. You will be able to see her soon, anyway!"