Mu Guang had not actually leaked any information about the team.
It was just that after learning how useful artifacts could be, he felt the gap was too great and began thinking of ways to solve it.
Waiting around was not his style. Besides, he had not been with the team for long; by the time it was his turn, who knew when that would be?
As it happened, he had the necessary resources, so he posted a commission through the association—seeking to purchase intact artifacts for research purposes.
Was the money in his hands enough to buy one? That was not something he needed to consider—if he did not have enough money, there was still the team, was there not?
Even if he could not afford one himself, he could act as an intermediary and introduce one to the team. At the very least, that would demonstrate his value, right? It had to be said that the Archaeology Enthusiasts Association truly hid all manner of talents. Once the commission was posted, quite a few people came asking about it.
Mu Guang was a major figure within the organization. As one of the association's giants, he had considerable credibility.
People asked him all sorts of things, and he only answered what he could.
Someone asked when he would return to handle matters, and he said that he was going into seclusion for research and would not be returning for quite some time.
That should have been a perfectly normal answer, but someone then asked how he would ensure his safety while secluded for research.
The association was, after all, an underground organization. Running around was not a problem, but staying in one place for a long time made it easy for people to corner you.
Mu Guang did not explain