Shaman, a prince who had lived a life of privilege, why was he not afraid of death?
An operation could go without a plan, but never without brains. You could rush in and do it, but you couldn't finish without understanding what had happened.
So, why was Shaman not afraid of death?
When Gao Yi followed Abdulla, walking out of the intelligence bureau building under the hostile or fearful gaze of hundreds, he suddenly understood.
Death was terrifying, but some things were even more frightening than death.
Shaman was a prince, but he was supposed to become a king. If he were taken hostage and removed, regardless of whether Gao Yi would return him as promised, Shaman could no longer become king.
Therefore, Shaman had to be tough. If he wasn't tough, being taken hostage and leaving the building would mean the loss of his power.
For some people, power was much more important than life.
Once he understood this, Gao Yi's heart sank.
