CHAPTER 23
CARRYING ROSCOE wasn't so hard for Ranger Kravos. He's not concerned about his weight but his wounds. He's very careful not to harden his grip on him because he might wail in pain. As for his sight, he felt that those wounds he received were none other than much painful as it seemed to be. Looking at his condition, he could really say that he's been overly destroyed. Just thinking for about 2 weeks of suffering like this would prompt him to be conscious---wanting to be dead. But he commended his bravery and patience. Finding people like what Roscoe had was very hard, at least for some point. Imagine being lashed for many times was extremely difficult. Flagellation is very---erroneous and far more deadly than any other torture. Nicolaides realized that they had used some switches, rods,
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