GHQ moved quickly. Early the next morning, Shu Ouma was taken away by fully armed GHQ personnel on his way to school.
As an enthusiastic concerned citizen, Fang Zheng quietly hid his achievements and fame, disregarding personal gains and losses, dedicating himself solely to the nation and the organization... Such a spirit was truly worthy of praise.
So, while lamenting that Shu Ouma had chosen a narrow path, Fang Zheng casually posted a major breaking-news report on the school BBS, complete with pictures and an explanation. Within less than an hour, everyone at the entire school knew that Shu Ouma had been taken away by GHQ on suspicion of ties to a terrorist organization...
To protect the suspect's privacy, Fang Zheng had kindly mosaicked Shu Ouma's face and referred to him as boy A. But who could that transparent cover-up fool? As long as the students paid a little attention to who had not shown up for class that day, then compared the build and clothing, the truth would be obvious in an instant!
Fang Zheng had not done this merely because he disliked Shu Ouma. He hoped to use this incident to observe the movements around him. Based on his observations so far, Shu Ouma should have been the protagonist of this "Dungeon." Once the protagonist fell into danger, both enemies and allies would certainly make their moves. From those rippling reactions, Fang Zheng could gradually piece together the original shape of the plot and seize its key points.
Sure enough, Fang Zheng's strategy worked.
After the news of Shu Ouma being captured by GHQ spread throughout the school, Inori Yuzuriha was the first to become unable to sit still. She took leave and left. Fang Zheng did not need to guess that she was going to report to