"All right, if that's the case..." Zhou Yi thought for a moment before saying, "You still need to give me the list I asked you to investigate earlier."
"Why?" Carlos froze. "I already believe what you said."
"First, that list is useful to me. By investigating the organizations that benefited from these incidents, I can infer which forces are cooperating with Sloan."
Zhou Yi said, "Second, I don't understand how you assassins think, but for me, an answer given by a loom isn't enough to convince me."
"So I need more detailed, more crucial, and more practical evidence."
"Other than obtaining the list, you don't need to do anything else. If you dig too deeply, your abilities could easily get you discovered. If you're exposed too early, it'll have a major impact on my plan."
"...All right." Carlos hesitated for a while, but ultimately agreed with Zhou Yi.
He knew his own abilities well. When it came to killing, whether close-quarters combat, curved gunshots, or ultra-long-range precision sniping, he could be considered one of the best in the Assassin Alliance.
But when it came to gathering intelligence without being discovered...
Based on his past record, he would generally choose to kill everyone who saw him.
Several of his operations had turned into large-scale massacres. Later... with great self-awareness, he chose never to do that sort of thing again.
If Zhou Yi had known about this, he would definitely have sighed that Carlos truly was an Assassin Master.
After all, so-called "perfect" stealth meant stealth where no one saw you.
In that case, killing everyone who saw you meant that even walking straight in through the front door could count as perfect stealth!
Zhou Yi hung up the phone, stood, stretched, and walked out of his room.
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