Looks good, Nemo.
"Looks like I can only rely on myself..."
Bai Ye nodded. To be honest, he wasn't very confident that he could find Black Snake's true body this time either.
"We are deeply sorry, but there is truly nothing we can do." Chairman Vite said.
Bai Ye picked up his teacup and took a sip. Ursus sugar tea seemed a little too sweet for him.
Setting down the cup, Bai Ye smiled.
"It's no matter. If he were really that easy to find, then the 'Undying Black Snake' wouldn't deserve such an impressive title."
"If you can understand that, then that is for the best." Chairman Vite said.
After that topic ended, the two fell into a brief silence.
In the reception room, only the flames in the fireplace licked at the charcoal, burning quietly and occasionally making faint crackling sounds.
After a while, Chairman Vite spoke first.
"Commander Wei mentioned in his letter that you, Bai Ye, personally experienced the Chernobog incident."
"Mm, that's right..." Bai Ye nodded.
"Although we already have a complete investigation file on the entire incident and conducted a joint investigation with Great Yan, there are still many unanswered questions that can no longer be verified..."
Vite chose his words carefully.
Bai Ye suddenly smiled.
"What a coincidence. I have quite a few questions myself, and I'd like to know the answers too—how about this? Since both sides have questions, why don't we take turns asking them?"
"Of course, not every question has to fall under this arrangement. Let's tacitly avoid any pointless word games."
Bai Ye liked the style of conversation he had previously had with Muelsyse, so he had borrowed it.
Even with Wei Yenwu's personal letter, Vite could not fully trust Bai Ye, and Bai Ye was the same. Under