Before, he had only suspected it. Now Jiang Cheng was at least 90 percent certain that Zhou Tong was also up to something.
Of course, he wasn't going to expose her. Just like before, he would wait and see.
He still couldn't be sure what these ghosts who had infiltrated their group were trying to do.
If all they wanted was to kill people, why hadn't they made a move yet?
All his questions converged, forming a tangled, complicated picture in his mind. Suddenly, a flash of insight struck him. Jiang Cheng realized something about this situation was deeply unusual.
The ghosts in this mission were unlike any he had encountered before.
They had disguised themselves as teammates before ever meeting him. Take "Teacher Zi Gui," for example. After she was exposed, she had vanished without a trace.
By the time they found her again, she had been reduced to a charred corpse.
It gave Jiang Cheng a strange feeling, as if in this mission, the ones holding the ultimate advantage weren't the ghosts disguised as teammates, but the living people like them.
The ghosts were the ones at a disadvantage. Once exposed, they faced a terrible fate.
To test this theory, Jiang Cheng searched the area with his eyes, trying to find Bai Xi. Unfortunately, Bai Xi wasn't there. He was probably still with the other group.
Jiang Cheng silently cursed himself for his carelessness. He had actually overlooked this. That was something he would never have done before. Since coming to this world, his thinking seemed to have grown sluggish and muddled.
"Tap, tap, tap."
A series of crisp footsteps approached.
Everyone tensed and became alert.
Before long, the other group came through the gap in the white cloth. A moment later, Jiang Cheng was surprised to discover