My incarnation is becoming a global calamity.

Inside the Calamity Squad's private meeting room, Su Tu looked at Eve with a puzzled expression.

Just now, he was about to leave, but unexpectedly, the princess in front of him called him back.

To be honest, even after a brainstorming session, he still couldn't guess what the purpose of keeping him there was.

With too few clues to form a complete chain of deductions, it was impossible to guess Eve's thoughts.

But it doesn't matter. Since she's left me here, she'll tell me her purpose for staying sooner or later.

Su Tu didn't speak, but just silently watched Eve, wanting to see what she would say.

Seemingly sensing Su Tu's inner thoughts, Eve stopped hiding her thoughts and walked up to Su Tu, looking at him with a serious expression.

"Su Tu, actually, Rhys's departure wasn't without leaving any clues."

Upon hearing this, Su Tu's face showed surprise, clearly not expecting Eve to say such a shocking thing.

In the meeting just now, she said herself that there were no clues about Rhys left in the entire base, and the entire Calamity Squad, including Su Tu, believed her.

After all, Su Tu knew more information and believed that Rhys could really take away those eight corpses silently.

But now, Eve left him alone and told him that Rhys had left clues when he took away the eight bodies.

The impact of this news is unimaginable.

Fortunately, Su Tu was quite resilient; his inner thoughts returned to normal in a short moment, and his expression remained largely unchanged.

At most, they would furrow their brows slightly, appropriately showing surprise.

To be honest, this news did shock Su Tu and also piqued his interest.

Tell me about it.

He, who had already stood up, pulled out the chair in front of him and gestured for Eve to sit down.

After seeing her sit down, he pulled out a chair and sat down next to Eve, looking at her with a calm expression.

When Eve saw that Su Tu had also sat down, she did not hesitate and immediately told him about the clues she had discovered.

"We didn't know when Rhys left the interrogation room, but we did when he took the eight bodies with him."

When Eve said "we," she was naturally referring to the high command of the Royal Scouts, who were, after all, the heads of each scout team.

In other words, including Eve, the number of people who know this clue is likely no more than five.

This is enough to show the importance of this secret, and also to show what kind of position Su Tu holds in Eve's heart.

Putting everything else aside, Su Tu's current physical body is enough to know some of the reconnaissance team's important secrets.

Of course, these are only some of the more important intelligence and secrets that he is still not qualified to know.

As for what Eve said about knowing that Rhys took the eight corpses, now that I think about it, it's quite possible.

Rhys may be hiding his considerable strength, but the place where those eight corpses are hidden within the base is not to be underestimated in terms of defense.

Finding some clues, at least on the surface, seems quite reasonable.

However, no matter how strong the defenses were, the place where eight corpses were hidden was no match for Heliel's vigilance.

Their strength is enough to single-handedly take down the entire base and leave safely.

Therefore, it makes no sense that Rhys was able to take eight corpses from Haliel without leaving any clues when he did so.

There are only two possible reasons why this situation occurs.

The first possibility is that Rhys deliberately left the clues; the second possibility is that Rhys knew he left the clues but didn't bother to remove them.

Both scenarios are possible, but he doesn't know the specifics.

While he was pondering, Eve had already finished telling him the clues.

The clue Rhys left behind was simple: the liquid that had dripped from the eight corpses onto the ground.

The eight corpses were originally submerged in an unknown liquid inside the box; they took only the eight corpses, not the box.

So, during the process of taking away those eight corpses, the unidentified liquid would naturally drip from the corpses onto the ground.

These water stains are the only clues Rhys left behind.

As for the fact that not many people within the base knew about this, it's highly likely that Eve immediately blocked the news.

However, based on the clues Eve provided, we can deduce why Rhys left those clues behind...

"I think the reason he left clues was because he was in a hurry to leave and didn't have much time to deal with them!"

Based on the only clue left by Rhys, Eve analyzed with a serious expression why this clue had been left behind.

"In other words, he's still quite wary of our base; his strength isn't as terrifying as we imagined!"

After listening to Eve's analysis, Su Tu knew in his heart that the princess had gone in the wrong direction, but he had no intention of correcting her.

Once corrected, Eve will most likely get to the bottom of it and want to know why he made that assumption.

His speculation was naturally based on the limited information he obtained from Hairiel.

I can't possibly tell her about Haliel.

Considering what happened with Hailier and the clues left by Rhys, Su Tu speculated that Rhys was probably too lazy to waste time cleaning up the water stains.

Even if the guards watching the eight corpses saw the water stains, it didn't matter to him; he wasn't afraid of the Royal Investigation Team coming after him.

This also shows just how confident he is in his own abilities.

What Su Tu couldn't figure out was Rhys's true purpose in taking away the eight corpses.

What does he want to do with these eight corpses?

Su Tu pondered silently in his heart, but on the surface he continued to listen to Eve's analysis, nodding occasionally to show that he was listening attentively.

It took Eve a full half hour to clearly explain all the clues and her analysis.

"I think your analysis makes sense, but it's still just speculation, and there's not enough evidence to verify whether the speculation is correct."

After Eve finished speaking, Su Tu still gave a vague hint.

After all, if the initial prediction was wrong, then the subsequent plan would naturally also be wrong.

A slight misstep could potentially bring devastating damage to the Royal Scouts and the Calamity Squad.

However, he only gave a brief reminder, and what Eve did in the end was not his business.

Even if the entire Royal Scout Team is wiped out and the Calamity Squad is all killed in battle, it doesn't really have much to do with Su Tu.

All he needed to do was two things: ensure his own safety, and, on the premise of ensuring his own safety, ensure Eve's safety.

It's an important channel for gathering classified information, so if it can be decommissioned later, then it should be decommissioned later.

Su Tu thought silently, his inner emotions remaining calm.