The Mage Guild's planned "major operation" would naturally be extremely covert and cautious. To keep it secret, they had actually gone so far as to set up tens of thousands of "Life's Praise projects" to confuse onlookers.
Under such circumstances, let alone the fact that the Execution Group only had eight people to conduct searches, even if the entire Silent Alliance mobilized, unless they struck upon the conspiracy by sheer luck, these tens of thousands of "oases" would be enough to stall everyone until the Mage Guild reacted and destroyed or relocated the conspiracy.
Therefore, searching those oases was useless. Worse still, since these oases were supposedly "good" projects, using destructive methods to "search" them might even draw intervention from deities of the Good alignment.
Under these circumstances, a "more efficient method" became necessary.
In fact, even before the Guild Leader said anything, Punk had roughly guessed what this so-called "efficient method" was...
"Since there is no way to investigate specific phenomena and infer the essential information, we will directly target the most fundamental 'source.' We can 'invite' one or two of the people in charge of the Life's Praise project over and have them sincerely answer all our questions."
Sure enough, the Guild Leader's idea was exactly as Punk had expected.
He spoke sternly to the Executors.
"Do not think this cannot be done. Any legendary organization existing in this era is not as monolithic as you imagine. Moreover, according to reliable intelligence sources, we have learned that the Mage Guild's Legendary-tier combat strength consists of one Blazing Sun Throne, two Bright Moon Mages, four Morningstar powerhouses, and eighteen ordinary Legends. However, because the Mage Guild's sphere of influence in the Multiverse is too vast and its reach too extensive, its members are also clearly divided into factions. Thus,