Cautious, even suspicious by nature, Qin Ran would never believe in so-called coincidences.
He preferred to believe that every coincidence had been arranged in advance.
Perhaps that made him seem a little rigid.
But a rigid person was still alive.
Rather than... a dead man.
Tap, tap-tap.
His fingertips drummed continuously against the armrest, only to stop abruptly when the rhythm reached its peak.
Qin Ran shook his head with a wry smile.
There was too little information!
He had no way to make a judgment.
Even this supposed "organization" he now knew about was something he had inferred from the terms "Arbitrator" and "Enforcers."
He did not even know what the organization was.
And he would have no way of finding out for quite some time.
Qin Ran understood perfectly well that if he wanted to keep his new identity from being exposed, he had better not casually ask what organization had positions or titles like "Arbitrator" and "Enforcers."
Any casual inquiries would attract that organization's attention.
They would render his "heart replacement" and "change of appearance" meaningless.
In fact, even after breaking the "organization's" hold over "him" and changing his appearance, Qin Ran still felt no confidence.
The simplest, most obvious example was habits!
Without the relevant memories, Qin Ran had no idea what everyday habits his former self, the "Arbitrator," shared with his current self.
If any of their habits matched, the chances of his being discovered would skyrocket.
Thus, Qin Ran knew very well that he not only had to avoid attracting the "organization's" attention as much as possible, but also had to make his new identity seem perfectly "normal."
Normal enough to be nothing more than an amnesiac searching for his memories.
If he could steadily expand his influence in the process, all the better.