"Oh? Is that so?"
Hearing Yu Xingchuan's report, Xu Shi nodded without showing much surprise.
Instead, he smiled at Gu Yi. I told you so.
"Of course!"
The response from the other end of the terminal was cheerful. "Want me to take a picture for you?"
Within seconds, her selfie came through—a girl in an Inspection Bureau uniform sat atop a mountain of corpses. Her messy hair had yet to be tidied, and her wounds had only been roughly bandaged. She flashed a delighted V-sign.
"Holy shit, what is that?"
Xu Shi froze when he saw it... Mainly because Zhao Yuan's Beast Transformation had not reverted even after death. He still looked like a monster, covered in blood. It was terrifying. The kid was still young and shouldn't be looking at this stuff...
As for the remaining members of The Forgotten, the photo gave a rough picture of the situation—there were naturally plenty of dead and wounded, but Yu Xingchuan had not wiped them out.
Or rather, only a small group had been completely eliminated. Most had merely been firmly subdued.
"See? I wasn't lying, Chairman Xu?"
Adjutant Miss giggled.
"Good work."
There was a little more approval in Xu Shi's voice.
"It was nothing, it was nothing. You're flattering me."
Yu Xingchuan answered ingratiatingly. "As long as you're satisfied, then all that hard work wasn't for nothing."
"It couldn't have been that exhausting, could it?"
Xu Shi smiled. "I'm guessing not all of these people were captured by the Inspection Bureau, right? They probably weren't united internally to begin with."
"...How did you know?"
Adjutant Miss sounded surprised. "Some members of The Forgotten turned on them halfway through the fight and switched sides. They saved us quite a bit of trouble..."
Of course, it was not as though she