Gauss fell into a long silence.
Even for him, a choice like this required careful consideration.
The guildmaster across from him knew he was weighing the pros and cons in his heart. He merely held his teacup and quietly blew on it.
Gauss's mind raced.
This mission was undoubtedly a solo commission.
More people would only increase the risk of exposure. When the time came, he would temporarily part ways with the Red Dragon Group members and use the diversion on the main battlefield to infiltrate the enemy camp alone and scout out the situation.
In truth, he did not think his own risk of exposure was particularly great.
The reason was simple. If the Green Dragon Queen knew every detail of his intelligence like the back of her hand, he should have suffered far more assassination attempts in his daily life.
Yet up to this point, the number of predicaments he had encountered could be counted on one hand. The only one that truly qualified was when the Dragon Worship Cult used Alya, who had gone out to make a breakthrough, to lure him in.
Strictly speaking, that experience did not mean the enemy knew his movements all that well. They had merely run into each other at Flute Castle by chance. The Dragon Worship Cult group had already been active there, which was why he had caught their eye.
Putting himself in her shoes, if he were the Green Dragon Queen and knew of a promising prospect like him, then if he truly had a way to determine his location in advance, he would certainly have sent Demonic Beast assassins to take his life—especially back when he had not yet become as strong as he was now.
He seemed to have been on the Demonic Beast faction's bounty