This was all the evidence and suspicious details Bai Pu had gathered within his capabilities.
In the end, why did Bai Pu trust Corps Commander Galileus?
The reason was simple: Galileus could not possibly be a Naga Spy.
Otherwise, there would have been no need to "guide the Imperial Fleet into bombarding the Abyssal Gate." As commander, a single order from Galileus would have been enough.
Better still, Galileus was attached to the Demitri Family, yet his relationship with Lady Rixi was rather ordinary—at least for now. This meant he had to respond to the matter of whether Lady Rixi was real or fake, while still being able to rationally assess the possibility that she had been replaced.
If the fake Lady Rixi wanted to guide the Imperial Fleet into bombing the Abyssal Gate, she could not avoid Galileus. She would surely whisper in his ear, persuading him to approve the deployment of battleships into the waterways within the continent.
And just as Bai Pu had expected, even Elizabeth, the owner of the Rose Arena, had heard the major news: the Empire had discovered a massive mineral vein and intended to deploy battleships to blast open Tidal Sea Cliff and access the main vein.
Bai Pu only needed to stir up Galileus's suspicions.
As long as Galileus was not an idiot, he would send people to investigate who had begun spreading news of the massive mineral vein and whether Lady Rixi had been secretly pushing it behind the scenes. After silently watching the two Imprint Crystals, Galileus fell quiet for a moment before saying, "Your speculation is very likely true. Next, we must rescue the real Rixi and capture the fake one. Steel Heart, thank you for your courageous actions. You have helped the Imperial Legions avert a grave conspiracy.