Memory's Blind Spot

After ending the call with Doctor Jiang, Xiao Kanong looked once more at the photographs spread across the desk.

Flesh Butcher, White-Clad Immortal... there was a ninety-percent chance their appearance at the scene had not been a coincidence.

The intelligence team had later reviewed every surveillance feed near the industrial park, yet found no trace of them. Did that mean they had predicted the Erosion incident long ago and used the Erosion Point to enter another world? What was their purpose? And was the Historical Reset connected to them?

In the past, the organization had always been the one silently watching others. This was the first time Xiao Kanong had felt that he himself was being watched—and in more ways than one. The surveillance extended from outside to within, even reaching into the ranks of the agents.

Not only did they know the Dimensional Limit Organization extremely well, they also seemed highly familiar with abilities, mutations, and Erosion Points. Their knowledge far exceeded the intelligence the organization had released to the outside world.

He simply could not understand why these people would oppose the organization.

If they understood the purpose for which the organization existed, they should have supported it.

Or was their mission to lead the world toward ruin?

Still, now that he had sensed the intense hostility they were displaying, there was no need to dwell on the reason. At least Doctor Jiang had been right about one thing: if the changes could not be controlled, then he should make the most of the benefits they brought.

All of a sudden, Xiao Kanong's gaze fell on one particular photograph.

It was footage captured by surveillance cameras in the reception hall.

The Honglian Team was fighting the monsters, but neither Honglian nor Wang Baihu was among them.

But that