What Sen Lang had said—or rather, foreseen—made everyone present, including Priest Changxia, exchange glances. Some began discussing it outright.
But Sen Lang was not finished. "There's one more point..."
He trailed off, narrowed his already tiny eyes, and carefully watched the realistic simulation that had begun looping before speaking again.
"There should also be differences in timing, from when these corpse materials were assembled to when they ignited and burned. My current impression is that the more complete ones catch fire faster, while the more incomplete ones catch fire slower.
"So the technical team still needs to analyze the details of the flames' combustion and pay attention to digging into the original data... If possible, we should still try to visit the site."
The technical lead hastily agreed. "Of course, it would be best if Instructor Sen Lang could spare the time to go in person."
Sen Lang did not particularly care. "If we can go to the site, then we definitely should. But the destruction was ultimately too severe. Relying solely on reconstructing the site would be highly inefficient. I think that since that 'Ritual Controller' has already sorted and categorized things for us, we should look for clues through these people. Especially this one..."
As he spoke, he pointed. The commentator was quick-witted and froze the virtual scene.
Thus, amid the packaging area, the face of the humanoid race member with the largest head circumference and the most tranquil expression—as though he had attained enlightenment—was clearly displayed.
"This person was obviously a very important trigger point. I previously applied to the relevant departments for this person's files, but there has been no reply yet..."
Priest Changxia immediately said, "My side should have a fairly complete set. I'll send you a copy later."
Sen Lang gave an "oh" and