But as far as Tang Xiao was concerned, Carl Kestis...
He could be won over.
"Has the identity of that Imperial Inquisitor running around everywhere been confirmed?" Tang Xiao asked.
"Not yet, Your Majesty." Zhang Xucheng's hologram replied, "That person's movements are far too strange. We have no way to pinpoint his location."
Tang Xiao frowned. "Even you can't locate him? Then this person is likely no ordinary opponent."
His words were exactly the same as Talia's earlier assessment. After Zhang Xucheng entered the Twilight Covenant for training, his talent had gradually begun to develop, especially his keen perception. In practical terms, it was as though he could hear anything—from a tiny bird's chirp to the history of an entire building. As long as he focused his Force sense on it, he could hear it all.
Thus, while carrying out missions, he could also use this ability to uncover many hidden clues.
Therefore, although much of his potential remained untapped, Zhang Xucheng was already the Twilight Covenant's strongest tracker. Everyone, including Tang Xiao, believed that if even Zhang Xucheng could not find someone, that person had to be extraordinarily troublesome. Anyone else would likely have an even harder time finding a trace of them.
This Imperial Inquisitor who had slipped into the Kingdom of Dawn was extremely mysterious. He showed no clear purpose, and he was incredibly elusive. No matter what they did, it was difficult to uncover even the slightest clue of his whereabouts. Thus, organizations including the National Security Bureau and the Twilight Covenant had mobilized manpower and resources to hunt down this Imperial Inquisitor, yet even Zhang Xucheng had somehow lost him.
This matter left Tang Xiao somewhat displeased. On one hand, he felt the National Security Bureau might have been incompetent; on the other, this person