"I'm sorry..."
Jeanne d'Arc Alter finally said those words. Her spirits were low as a powerful wave of anguish surged through her heart, filling her with guilt over deceiving someone important to her.
Those intense emotions left Jeanne d'Arc Alter restless and uneasy, to the point that she completely forgot Su Yun was a powerful transcendent.
Although countless transcendent beings had now emerged among humanity, and corresponding management policies for transcendents had already been introduced, most transcendents were ordinary people who had acquired supernatural power through various means. On a battlefield, they would be little more than cannon fodder, hardly worth much attention from the Mystery side.
A transcendent like Su Yun, who could even suppress Jeanne d'Arc Alter's unleashed power, was unquestionably among the very best of all transcendents.
Such transcendents were exceedingly rare and were usually watched by the Mystery side. In fact, the Mystery side did possess a list of top-tier transcendents. Jeanne d'Arc Alter had a copy too—Bluebeard had given it to her—but she had no real interest in it. She had merely skimmed through it before tossing it aside.
Thus, Jeanne d'Arc Alter did not actually know very clearly who the top-tier transcendents were.
Of course, even if Jeanne d'Arc Alter had studied those lists, she would not have found Su Yun on them. Yao Guang-Chaldea kept Su Yun's identity under tight secrecy, while the Mystery side generally relied on human traitors to gather such intelligence, along with the information transcendents exposed themselves when hunting Mysteries.
Su Yun's identity had always been highly classified, and very few people knew it. As for field missions, he never participated in them at all. The only exception had been when he went along to hunt the Witch of No Light, solely to ensure nothing went wrong.
However, he