My incarnation is becoming a global calamity.

The next morning, Su Tu woke up in his room at the camp as usual.

His consciousness now resides primarily within his body, allowing his avatar to move freely.

However, when he has free time, he will still enter his avatar to check on the situation.

"Knock knock knock".

"Mr. Su Tu, Her Highness Eve is looking for you in the council chamber at the residence."

After a brief knock, Eve's personal maid's voice rang out.

Su Tu responded with a sound of agreement, and then heard footsteps gradually fading away outside the door.

Clearly, she was just there to deliver a message.

After getting out of bed and washing up briefly, he went into the meeting room as instructed by the maid.

Upon entering, you'll see a round table, around which five people are already seated.

Eve, who had called him over, was sitting at the head of the round table.

The moment he opened the door, the group's eyes naturally fell on him.

Su Tu was used to focusing on his own feelings, and his heart was not affected by any emotions.

He simply walked quietly to an empty seat at the round table, pulled out a chair, and sat down.

This seat was the first one to Eve's left, so even after she sat down, the eyes of these people didn't leave her.

Su Tu could clearly sense their emotions from their eyes.

Doubt was the shared emotion in their eyes.

Of course, he ignored all these stares and just sat there silently, without saying a word.

"These are the other four members of the duke's family who suffered this calamity..."

Su Tu secretly observed the other four people and noticed a familiar figure among them.

The person was sitting directly opposite Su Tu. She had an exquisitely beautiful face, and her alluring peach blossom eyes revealed a clear innocence, adding to her charm.

She was the first person besides him to arrive at the Imperial Holy Land yesterday.

Then this person's identity is self-evident.

Since this person is a calamity among the duke's family, then the others are calamities among the other three duke's family members.

Whether it was fate or something else, calamities befell the households of the five dukes of the empire.

Even the rulers of the empire, the noble royal family, suffered calamities.

If this wasn't intentional, then it's quite a coincidence.

Su Tu pondered inwardly, but calmly looked at Eve.

"Has the king agreed?"

Eve nodded. "Yes, otherwise they wouldn't be here."

Her words confirmed Su Tu's suspicions once again: these people were the surviving calamities in the capital.

It's estimated that, apart from the one who was caught by the reconnaissance team, the rest are already sitting here.

After answering Su Tu's question, Eve didn't pay much attention to him and instead turned her attention to the others.

After all, she didn't bring these four calamities over just for fun; she genuinely needed their help.

"Everyone, when you came here, you may have been full of doubts, not knowing what you were here to do, but I can assure you that you are free here."

Eve didn't say this with any grandiloquent passion.

Instead, her tone was calm, as if she were describing a very ordinary little thing.

In reality, these words, when they reached the ears of these four calamities, caused a stir in their hearts to varying degrees.

Just as Su Tu had guessed, these people were kept inside the mansion after becoming a calamity and were not allowed to go out.

Compared to Su Tu, they were more free, but they also lived a very repressed life.

Before they became a calamity, they lived freely, wealthy, and powerful lives.

As long as they don't violate imperial laws, they can do almost anything they want.

But an unexpected event caused them to lose these freedoms, and they were forced to stay in the mansion every day, where they had to face the disgusted looks of the servants from time to time.

It was true that she was of noble status, and the servants certainly didn't dare to openly express their disgust.

Yet they are still able to keenly perceive the subtle negative emotions emanating from those around them.

Therefore, their time as a calamity is relatively short, with the longest being no more than half a year.

Otherwise, they would probably be like Su Tu, staying in their rooms all day and not seeing anyone.

So when they heard the word "freedom," although their doubts still lingered, a large part of them were eliminated.

As long as they have freedom, the purpose of coming here is no longer so important to them.

All four of them turned their gazes to Eve, their expressions becoming serious.

Clearly, Eve's words had successfully piqued their interest.

Eve then explained in detail everything they needed to do there.

They didn't hide anything about the witch.

However, Su Tu knew all of this and didn't pay much attention to it.

From the moment he entered the conference room, his gaze kept darting back and forth between these people, trying to figure out who was the person assigned the mission.

Because his movements were rather discreet, he went unnoticed by the four men.

"According to the mission description, the person assigned to the mission is under pressure that most people could hardly bear. So who could it be?"

Su Tu pondered silently, trying to find some clues.

According to his original speculation, this person was most likely a calamity for the royal family.

After all, as members of the imperial family, the pressure they would face if they were to become a calamity would be immense.

Yesterday, she was asked to try binding the folding fan, but it failed, indicating that she was not the person designated for the mission.

Based on the previous thoughts, since it's not Eve, then this person is very likely among these four.

Unless the person assigned to the mission is the calamity wanted by the entire city by the reconnaissance team.

Otherwise, he should have been able to complete the task in the next few days.

So, the next thing to think about carefully is who is the person who assigned the task.

Thinking of this, Su Tu glanced at everyone again without making a sound.

However, this time, he was surprised to find that the stunningly beautiful girl sitting opposite him was silently observing him.

Those clear, peach-blossom eyes stared straight at him, without the slightest attempt to hide their gaze.

Su Tu didn't seem to care much, his expression remained calm, and he met the other person's gaze with a composed look.

Of course, he stared at her for a moment, then very naturally looked away.

"Eve, since there's nothing for me to do here, I'll be leaving now."

He slowly stood up, nodded to Eve, and left.

His sudden departure elicited a look of surprise from the other four.

They never expected that this person would dare to be so disrespectful to the princess and leave so abruptly.

If that were the case, they wouldn't be so surprised; at most, they would just watch the show.

What truly surprised them was the princess's response to that statement.

"Okay, you should go back and rest first." Eve nodded, a gentle smile appearing on her face.