It was almost too easy to kill the guards and free the slaves, although he couldn't care less what happened to the rest of them once the girl was in his possession.
He and his men vanished in the night, leaving fire and destruction behind, and took her with them. She did neither scream nor struggle when they tied her up, and she remained silent ( Read more... )

Seto's Biography:

- his mother died when he was 5
- his father died when he was 8 and Mokuba was 3
- their relatives were only after the father’s inheritance and sent the boys to an orphanage
- at that age, Seto already believed that showing weakness is worse than death and uses this phrase to “cheer” Mokuba up (who had been sitting in the park ( Read more... )