How Director Luo and the others coordinated their operations and joined forces was naturally none of Jiang Yue's concern.
What he wanted to figure out now was why the third Replicator had traveled ten kilometers from Yaoguang District to his home. Had it received orders?
At the moment, that seemed extremely likely.
In other words, Jiang Yue had been exposed.
Looking back, the first Replicator's death should have been very discreet. If New Moon Bay had only had one Replicator, Jiang Yue shouldn't have been exposed.
If he had been exposed, the problem had to lie in the arrest of the second Replicator.
Of course, there was another possibility: the evil spirit formed from the woman surnamed Su.
The woman surnamed Su had died at the hands of the first Replicator, who had framed Teacher Sun Bin for her death. That was an established fact.
So perhaps the Replicators knew some kind of secret art that let them deliberately create evil spirits. Maybe they even had a secret art that could control them.
If that theory was right, then the first Replicator had learned that Jiang Yue had spent two consecutive days helping Xiao Yi's family deal with the evil spirit, and passed the information on to the others. That would explain everything perfectly.
At least, the sequence of events made complete sense.
The evil spirit appeared first. The day after it was destroyed, Director Luo shot and killed the Replicator in New Moon Bay.
There wasn't a single flaw in that timeline.
Of course, they probably wouldn't get any answers for now.
They would have to wait until every Replicator was caught and the relevant evidence extracted before they could solve the mystery.
More evidence had surfaced to support Jiang Yue's theory about the shuttle bus.
After screening the