What Tina described really did exist.
Every year, people disappeared all around Siem Reap City, and the number was far from small. It was not just locals from Cambodia; even people from other countries disappeared in Siem Reap City—tourists, as well as people there for other purposes.
However, there were many tropical rainforests in the area, and some places were uninhabited. Moreover, the vast majority of those who disappeared were Cambodians, so after investigating for several years without results, the Cambodian authorities gave up.
And because they had investigated for so long without figuring out the cause, they simply issued a public notice telling everyone to stay safe and avoid going out alone whenever possible.
In short, the Cambodian authorities had already told everyone that there were unsafe factors in the area. Whether they lived there or traveled there, they needed to watch their own safety. If they failed to do so and disappeared, they could only blame themselves, not the Cambodian authorities.
Those words did offend and embarrass a small number of white-skinned people, who argued over them for a long time. But the native Cambodians had long been used to such things, so they silently accepted the explanation and tried not to go out alone, taking care of their own safety.
Of course, huge numbers of people went missing around the world every day, and Cambodia's number of missing persons did not rank particularly high. Therefore, it did not attract much attention. In any case, the Cambodian authorities had issued an announcement, so the matter eventually faded away.
But after Tina's organization obtained an item, it noticed this information while investigating the other components.
They quietly launched an investigation based on the information. Combined with some ancient biographies and the clues from their previous acquisition, they discovered that