Hearing Levi's words, He Ao narrowed his eyes slightly. He stared at the figure before him and fell silent for a moment.
Clearly, Levi had already guessed whom He Ao was asking about, but He Ao had no intention of hiding it.
If you did not show some sincerity and kept things hidden, even if others believed you now, they would later doubt you because of your concealment.
"So the situation in the Federation's northeastern region is rather bad? Bad enough that coming to the Yilan City government this time was useless, and you had to talk to me instead?" Levi narrowed his eyes slightly and asked in a low voice.
"From the information I've obtained," He Ao said slowly as he looked at him, "the situation may be exactly the opposite. Everything is operating steadily, and there are signs that the disaster is easing."
"So you think the calm water hides the most violent waves beneath it?" Levi's gaze darkened slightly.
"That method you just used," He Ao did not follow that line of thought, instead asking slowly, "the one that avoids cognitive distortion and reads your own memories—can it be used on others?"
"The method itself involves separating myself and creating a duplicate person through mysticism, one that only replicates my memories. Then my true body reads those memories like reading a disk. It's a simple mystical isolation method. You only need to construct some simple rune formations..."
Levi raised his hand, preparing to demonstrate the specific structure, but when he saw the faintly bewildered look in He Ao's eyes, he paused and said slowly, "These formation structures work easily on me because I can cooperate in stripping away my own memories. But other angels would probably find it difficult to cooperate. Even if they were subjectively willing,