A Man with a Bird Feather Stuck in His Hair Dared Call Himself an Expert?

Ella reached out and grabbed Bai Zhu's sleeve.

The heat around Bai Zhu paused.

Her fingers clenched tightly, and she lowered her voice.

"Mr. Bai Zhu, it has nothing to do with Mr. Illumi. I came here on my own."

Milluki's eyes immediately widened.

"You came on your own? To Meteor City? Are you crazy?"

Ella glanced at him, then looked at Bai Zhu.

"I'm not crazy."

Bai Zhu did not speak right away.

The reddened sheet of iron beside them slowly dimmed.

Hisoka stood nearby, looking even more interested.

Ella pulled Bai Zhu one step farther into the room.

"I knew you'd be angry, so I never dared contact you."

Bai Zhu stared at her.

"Didn't you leave? Was five hundred million Jenny not enough?"

"It was enough."

Ella nodded.

"Many people have already settled down. Two children were born among the pregnant women, the medical staff split up and went to several cities, some children have started school, and there haven't been any problems with their identities."

Milluki's anger eased a little when he heard that.

"Then what are you doing here?"

Ella shook her head.

"Three days after we left, a group of medical workers came looking for us. They said a charity organization had arranged free health checkups, focusing on the children and pregnant women."

Bai Zhu's brows lowered.

"The Creation Society?"

"I can't be sure."

Ella took a breath.

"But their questions were strange. They didn't ask about medical histories. They only asked where we had lived before, who we had been in contact with, whether we had undergone surgery, and they held up photos to compare with the children's faces."

Milluki cursed under his breath.

"That wasn't a health checkup. That was a retrieval list."

Ella nodded.

"I took everyone somewhere else and had