This was the Ability Lock Target that Xu Huo had just acquired. It could locate and track other people within the same sub-district for up to half a year. As expected, even the Hairs Group's inspection equipment hadn't neutralized the Ability's effect. The young believer had now successfully entered with the tracking mark still on him.
Xu Huo followed the direction of the Ability's connection. Once the believer remained in one place for a long time, he was able to pinpoint the location.
It sounded absurd to enshrine the dead at Hairs headquarters, but it actually made a lot of sense. For one thing, people like Mr. Wei had deliberately intended, a hundred years ago, to commemorate forever those who had died in the mines. For another, the incident had been covered up, and the death toll announced at the time had been false. To avoid unnecessary trouble, hiding it deep within the company had been the better choice.
Besides, the leaders of the Hairs Group a hundred years ago seemed to have passed this down as a fixed religious ritual.
A century later, even Outer District Players—and perhaps even the people of District 019 itself—might not understand why this "evidence" had been kept. The Hairs Group had caused a mining accident for some reason, then altered the records. That was a crime in itself. As criminals, wouldn't the best course have been to destroy all the evidence? They could have made everything disappear without a trace, even back then, let alone a hundred years later.
Yet, based on what they knew so far, the people who had caused the mining accident seemed to have had a conscience despite committing such a heinous crime. That was very strange. There was also one fact that was staring them in the face,