Cheng Shi had no idea what Sun Miao was thinking, but he knew that if she was right, then everything seemed to line up.
Little Seven... was very likely the Beast Tamer who had abducted Xie Yang!
Thinking of this, Cheng Shi silently made a note of it without showing any particular reaction.
Seeing that Sun Miao was still sizing him up, he gave a soft laugh and turned his attention back to the trial. He began wondering: if Sun Miao had really broken free and gone after Little Seven, then what had happened to Kainlaur, whom she had been keeping watch over?
He was still counting on prying something out of Kainlaur.
Thus, on the way back to the Borogao Highlands, Cheng Shi asked about it. Sun Miao gazed toward the camp on the highlands, then typed with a slightly stiff expression:
"Compared to your old Beast Tamer friend, Kainlaur, who has been running the Grand Inquisition for so long, is undoubtedly much harder to deal with.
You also know that the Chief Judge stationed at the left-wing camp is merely one of his fragments. Since he is a fragment, there is no point in controlling him, because another Kainlaur could appear anywhere he was needed at any time and accomplish whatever he wanted to push forward.
And in my view, if we want to glimpse the truth of the past during this battle, we would be better off observing what he does carefully than confronting an experienced judge.
Lies might deceive people, but a person's actual actions never will.
If he wants to fulfill the Lawful Compliance Faction's century-old vision, he will certainly act during this battle. All we need to do is keep an eye on him, find the reason behind the Grand Inquisition's defeat and Order's