This woman's answer was flawless.
Even I couldn't figure out what she was thinking at that moment.
She denied the so-called Apocalypse Bounty List and denied knowing Xiao Jingfeng.
She said it was all that old man from the Liu Family stirring up trouble, that the Apocalypse Bounty List was nothing more than something the old man had fabricated.
But I didn't believe the old man could create something out of nothing.
Where there's smoke, there isn't always fire.
It was just that since she refused to admit it, it wouldn't be appropriate for me to keep pressing her.
Then, unexpectedly, she changed the subject. "That name is the Administration Bureau's highest-level secret. I just didn't expect anyone from the Liu Family to be so bold as to reveal it, and in such a way."
"Top secret?" I frowned, though I could understand it if she put it that way.
The system said Xiao Jingfeng had created it, yet aside from Xiao Jingfeng's name, it had no information about him whatsoever.
I didn't know whether the Administration Bureau had any.
"Xiao Jingfeng's file is locked in the Administration Bureau's confidential archives. Only three people can open that archive room, and I'm one of them, so I've seen his file before. But the file contains only his name and a danger rating. His danger coefficient is one hundred—the highest level. Let me put it this way: Guiguzi's file is also top secret and kept in the confidential archives. His danger coefficient is only eighty, but his records filled an entire room. As for Xiao Jingfeng, there wasn't a single word describing him."
That only confused me more. I asked, "There was only a danger assessment? Then who created his file? And who assigned his danger coefficient?"
"I don't know. His file