"Then let's start with Jiangnan. But as Master Gou said, this method is too inefficient. We have to pursue multiple avenues at once," Mo Qiong said.
"Of course. As long as the methods don't conflict with each other, we'll use them all at the same time," Master Gou said.
Aside from public opinion, they decided to investigate and find the people or shops selling large quantities of Purple River Cart.
They also had to consider other possibilities.
After all, Contained Objects could work in too many ways. Perhaps the other party was simply thick-headed and completely unmoved by talk of the resentful spirits of the dead.
What if the disappearance of the placenta was merely a side effect of the Contained Object being used, inadvertently causing pregnant women to die at random throughout the world?
If so, perhaps the holder knew nothing about the placenta at all. Like ordinary civilians, he might simply listen to all this as idle gossip unrelated to him.
"This is troublesome. If the random deaths of pregnant women are merely a side effect of some Contained Object being used, and the holder knows nothing about it, then the investigation will be even more difficult," Mo Qiong said.
If they thought about it that way, they had no way forward. Thinking too much was useless; they had to act.
Therefore, if they wanted to accomplish anything, they could only assume that the other party had taken the placentas and at least knew about them.
Jiang Long said, "What other methods are there?"
"We can test the Contained Object's function. We'll use the same approach: spread rumors to guide the target's actions. For example, we could drive up the price of animal placentas—cows, say," Adams said.
Mo Qiong immediately said, "Good idea!"
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