"No, wait—how did you know?!"
Yan Huan's eyes went wide.
There had been no outsiders in the Genesis Vortex Heart. Only The Nameless and the Chrysos Heirs had been there.
Neither he nor Dan Heng would have been bored enough to tell ordinary people about it.
Could it have been Phainon...?
Wait. No.
"..." Yan Huan looked at Aglaea and found her staring right back at him.
As far as Aglaea was concerned, The Nameless were the prime suspects if the Elder Council had learned of this.
After all, she could not imagine Phainon, Castorice, or the other Chrysos Heirs being that loose-lipped.
"Let me explain, my friend." Yan Huan hurriedly raised both hands. At the same time, several chains lay hidden in the surrounding space, trained on Aglaea.
"I really am innocent."
"You know that if I wanted to part ways with you, I wouldn't need to go about it like this..."
"..."
"Could you trust me a little more?" Aglaea sighed.
"After all this time together, I know where your heart lies."
"If a villain could turn us against each other with a few words, how could we ever save everyone?"
"Though it violates his rights, I think you should search his memories."
Aglaea knew Yan Huan could forcibly examine someone's memories. Ordinarily, he refrained out of respect for their privacy.
But now that matters had come to this, they needed to find out who had leaked the information as soon as possible.
"Damn, you could've said you trusted me sooner."
Yan Huan breathed a sigh of relief, then turned to the man kneeling before him.
"And you. Trying to set me up, were you?"
"Tell me where you got this information, or I'll have to do it the hard way."
With both Aglaea and Yan Huan staring