A Game for Smart People

It had to be admitted that Rhine's current influence was definitely not due solely to her family and backing.

Not only was she outstanding herself, she was also highly intelligent and extremely seasoned in her dealings.

The moment she realized the other party was Hongjingtian, she immediately understood what they wanted and what difficulty they faced.

As for the "price" or whatever, that was obviously just a joke, meant only to stir up her memories.

You're already setting your sights on the Mystic Mansion. Would you care about such minor gains? She could try to help resolve the other party's difficulty.

So she turned her head toward Zizheng Supreme. "Sir, what if I point out the location and they immediately flee?"

This was clearly one of Hongjingtian's difficulties—she could point out the location, but the other party could run.

Especially someone with a Wind Attribute, who could flee even faster than others. And from receiving information to reacting, she would need some time.

Then she would have to issue orders, and finally the guards would launch their attack... With so many steps involved, how much time would be wasted?

So she asked Ziheng directly.

Ziheng was certainly quick-witted enough. His eyes lit up at once. "That's easy. We can specifically lock onto the attribute!"

The Mystic Mansion did indeed have equipment like that, capable of detecting Awakened Ones according to their different attributes, but it came with many restrictions.

There was no need to dwell on the reasons for those restrictions. In short, the equipment was rather inconvenient to use.

One of its requirements was that they had to predict the area where the opponent would appear in advance!

If there were enough devices, that requirement could naturally be ignored. But due to management constraints and other factors, that was