In the night, the 64 Violators led by Molly were leaping swiftly from rooftop to rooftop. A few minutes earlier, Sphynx had spoken with them face-to-face. There were two pieces of news, one good and one bad.
The bad news was that their communications channel had been compromised and forcibly shut down. Sphynx promised that it could be restored within an hour at most.
The good news was that the enemy had charged straight at them. The other party was being consumed by darkness and was no longer the old schemer he had once been.
Sphynx explained Su Xiao's hunt from the previous night in detail to the Violators, then pieced together Su Xiao's "crude" plan from the clues he had left behind.
What happened last night could not be faked. The Violators had all received the voice messages and text in the communications channel. After Sphynx's explanation, they suddenly understood. Indeed, if their opponent were still the old schemer, he would not have charged in so recklessly. Last night, they had come within a hair of eliminating him. Unfortunately, he had retreated, which clearly meant he still retained some rationality.
But tonight, their opponent had come again—and this time, he was attacking head-on.
Upon hearing this good news, Sphynx repeatedly emphasized that they absolutely must not rush him all at once. If the opponent possessed large-scale weapons, equipment, or explosives, everyone would die.
More than 60 Tier Six Violators would be enough to take Su Xiao's life, and there would not be too many casualties. This intelligence had been obtained through actual combat and was highly credible.
Therefore, Sphynx divided their 192 Violators into three teams of 64 by drawing lots. The three teams would take turns intercepting and killing Su Xiao.
As for the order in which the