Now that she had figured out exactly what this so-called Mita traitor was all about, Bai Fu had no reason to keep playing the bystander.
When it was time to act, she acted.
She immediately called Manu and Mitchell over.
Over the years, she had gotten to know quite a few high-ranking members of the Alliance, but these were the only two she could be certain had absolutely no connection to Mita. Otherwise, the price Mita had paid to make them earn her trust would have been far too high.
After they met, Bai Fu told Manu and Mitchell what she had just learned from the players.
Of course, she didn't say she had figured it out herself. Instead, she credited Digging Princess, saying she had a sharp eye and had spotted the problem at a glance.
Manu and Mitchell had no doubts about this.
They didn't know Digging Princess well. They had only often seen her around Bai Fu, or noticed a crowd of players surrounding her, so they naturally assumed she was something like a "leader" among the players.
[Ordinary Undying are already extraordinary. Is it really so surprising that a leader among the Undying has a sharp eye that can see through Mita's tricks at a glance?]
Apparently not.
Manu and Mitchell quickly accepted Bai Fu's newly invented explanation, and understood why she had only told the two of them.
Suspicion and trust!
Suspicion—of everyone else.
Trust—in the two of them.
Being trusted by the Dark Domain Saintess made them feel inexplicably pleased.
Manu cleared his throat and got down to business. "So, the situation is that this is a huge trap carefully laid by Mita. From that perspective, I'd guess the spy will next try to push us into an even more violent confrontation with Mita.