No wonder Luo Teng had reacted so strangely. He had clearly realized it too.
Luo Teng had surely heard about Jiang Yue's mother going missing, and knew something about the circumstances. Otherwise, he wouldn't have reacted that way right off the bat.
Jiang Yue eagerly took the printed intelligence and began studying it carefully, page by page.
The Action Bureau's intelligence-gathering capabilities really were impressive.
Qi Baotian, 64 years old...
Information about the veteran expert came into view, line by line.
According to the report, Qi Baotian had worked for another organization in Star City. But that organization was obviously just a front.
He had always worked in archaeology behind the scenes—more precisely, he had researched the Underground Race.
During the Sunny Era, however, this kind of research was highly sensitive and had to be kept absolutely confidential. If it ever came to light, it would inevitably cause widespread panic.
As far as the public was concerned, Qi Baotian had only one identity: his regular job.
That was why, when Old Man Kangaroo had mentioned Qi Baotian earlier, he had named an organization that had nothing to do with archaeology.
If the Era of Strangeness hadn't begun, these files might never have been declassified. Even the Star City Action Bureau might not have been able to obtain them.
Qi Baotian seemed to have an impressive background—one that went beyond what the Star City authorities could access.
At the very least, his connections reached the Central South Military Region, and possibly even the Central Hub.
Jiang Yue had studied the information about his mother's missing archaeological team countless times: the team roster, each member's identity, what vehicle they had traveled in, and which routes they had taken.
Qi Baotian, however, hadn't been on that list.
That was why Jiang Yue had