Upon hearing this, Number Three raised an eyebrow.
After several days of inhuman torture and interrogation, Prang had already confessed a great deal.
Including exactly how the spatial wormhole was activated, its energy source and energy structure, and what equipment they had used to achieve it.
As well as the fact that the spatial wormhole could not be closed.
He had even given up a list of several remaining fugitives from the Purification Society's Arctic branch, how the Arctic branch contacted Kesuer, and some of Kesuer's instructions regarding the Arctic seabed wormhole plan.
All this information, along with Prang's miserable state, had been reported through the captain of the Flood Dragon Assault Team—Number One in this operation.
Originally, Number Three, the Signal Flag captain, and Number Two, the Navy SEALs captain, had both reported the situation here to their respective direct superiors. The instructions they received, however, were that there was no need to continue reporting upward; all information was to be reported solely through Number One.
Thus, neither of them made any further reports and instead faithfully carried out their duties of guarding and interrogating.
According to the decision reached during their small meeting, they had originally been ready to give Prang a quick death and send him on his way.
After all, even Number Three himself found this inhuman interrogation somewhat uncomfortable. Number Two, Lister, had vomited several times and bluntly stated that Guantanamo was nothing compared to Signal Flag. There was no way Prang still had any secrets left to confess.
Yet unexpectedly, under the final round of threats and the effects of morphine, Prang had actually coughed up another string of information!
Number Three immediately treated it like treasure, rushing out of the basement and handing the information to Number One, who was waiting outside.
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