Cheng Shi had indeed put some thought into unveiling the Fire Keeper's identity to Sun Miao.
He wanted Sun Miao to keep an eye on the Fire Keeper for him. That way, he could quietly learn of the Fire Keeper's movements through channels other than Zhen Xin and the Blind Man.
At the time, he had believed that, given Sun Miao's identity, there was no way the Fire Keeper would take her in.
However, he had miscalculated one thing: things were always changing. Among the Fire Keepers he knew back then, there had not been a Fire Seeker of War as fierce as a blazing flame.
He had also never expected that the pawn he had planted would send back information so soon.
He received a signed letter. This was the History School's official means of communication. Through a prayer, one could send a letter to the person one wished to contact, after which the recipient could instantly see anything written on it.
Compared with a telephone call or video, this method was clearly more traditional and more in line with the historical aura accumulated by the History School.
When Cheng Shi saw that the signature on the instant letter was Sun Miao's, he was still wondering whether An Mingyu's feedback had allowed Zhen Xin to notice something, prompting her to send an old acquaintance to test him.
But when Sun Miao drew two hands passing a torch to each other on the letter, Cheng Shi froze.
Passing the fire!
Vice President Sun wanted to discuss the Fire Keeper with him!
There was no way Cheng Shi would discuss something so secret on a sheet of paper, so he arranged to meet her in the void.
It was hard to say how strange Sun Miao's expression was when she saw