Remaining Purple Vine

"When the fishmen attacked the island, one of the Wisteria Elders made a move and successfully seized the Iron Lump Ship. Later, during the battle against Ya Ma, he was forced to reveal an undead spell, thereby exposing his identity as an Undead Mage."

"Up to this point, our side only discovered that one of the two Level 7 Wisteria Elders was a Silver-level Undead Mage."

"To be honest, though, I was not all that surprised."

"That is because before the Purple Vine Merchant Guild was reorganized, it indeed had many clandestine ties with this bunch of undead mages."

"From another perspective, if the reorganized Purple Vine Merchant Guild still possessed any residual strength, it must have relied on the secret capabilities of the undead mages to hide away and avoid being purged."

Tu Ji said expressionlessly, "According to the reported contents, Hun Tong had already demanded the execution of this Undead Mage during the battle of the fishman attack on the island, but you stopped him."

"After the Undead Mage sailed away, Hun Tong proposed once again to pursue and kill the Undead Mage, and you dissuaded him as well."

"Shadow Yan Yi, since you took the initiative to let the Undead Mage go, you must have had a follow-up plan. What actions did you take afterward?"

Yan Yi remained silent and looked at Tan Mo.

Tan Mo said, "Shadow, just say whatever you have. Our Empire Secret Agents and the Bloodlight Tribunal are both parts of the empire, and we are all our own people. Some matters that are inconvenient to speak of can still be spoken of; you do not need to shoulder the blame."

Yan Yi immediately caught the subtext: matters inconvenient to talk about could be spoken of, but matters that must not be talked