Yunxi gave a derisive snort, expressing her dissatisfaction with the way these people handled things. They had not even figured out who was right and who was wrong before coming to trouble her. It was only because she had a good temper; otherwise, she would have overturned them long ago.
The man in the suit naturally heard Yunxi's unmistakably sarcastic chuckle. Still, after a light cough, he replied,
"Master Yu will naturally be punished for his wrongdoing, but Ms. Ranxi did indeed detain souls without authorization. That is a fact, which is why we stopped you."
That was an explanation for why they had acted—not merely because Master Yu had warned them.
Yunxi looked at the middle-aged man and said,
"You still haven't answered my questions: Who gave you the authority to appoint 'Soul Reapers'? What standards does your Special Department use to determine who is qualified to serve as a 'Soul Reaper'? Where do those qualified to detain souls send the ghosts they capture? And how do you deal with the souls that are brought in?"
Faced with Yunxi's questions, the middle-aged man frowned as well, but he still said politely,
"Before we answer those questions, please release the ghosts you detained without authorization. Before we know your purpose for taking those ghosts, we will not answer your questions."
Yunxi narrowed her almond-shaped eyes, and her gaze toward the middle-aged man turned unfriendly. She was considering whether it might be more convenient to search his soul directly.
At that moment, the twin boys immediately darted behind the middle-aged man, glaring at Yunxi like tigers eyeing prey, on guard against her suddenly making a move.
The silence at the scene was unnaturally eerie. Just then, a furry little head poked out of the Spirit Beast Bag. It was Lili, the