With his identity reversed, Chris had gone from a Contained Object subject to an ordinary passerby who had obtained a Contained Object in the city.
And this passerby was ambitious. The organization would give Chris several ambitious goals to accomplish.
Chris had to respect his own "character setting" and find a way to use the Contained Object to accomplish those goals, truly planning selfishly for himself.
He would put his intelligence to use, studying the Contained Object in his hands step by step and achieving his aims by any means necessary, including crime.
Whether he would act brazenly or keep a low profile was up to Chris. He would judge how to proceed based on the Contained Object the organization had given him.
Without a doubt, no matter how much he respected his character setting, Chris certainly knew that he had to keep a low profile.
Therefore, what Mo Qiong and the others had to face was not a reckless brute, but a Contained Object wielder who understood just how powerful the "special department" was.
If Chris acted cautiously enough, the Darwin Squad might not be able to find him at all, or even know which city he was carrying out the mission in.
It wasn't as though this had never happened before. Alexander said, "I heard Chris mention that when he was still a rookie, his first captain-graduation mission was extremely covert. It took them over a month to find that captain, and in the end, they had to pay the price of three deaths to kill him..."
Mo Qiong asked, "Are we being graded based on our performance?"
Alexander said, "That's right. Whether anyone succeeds isn't the key, so holding back would be meaningless. It would only lower our standing in the instructor's eyes. We have to go