A figure appeared in the glass of the warehouse window.
Hobbes, the Demigod of the Rose School, was currently hiding within the mirror, observing the warehouse.
He controlled those Phantoms, using them to test the workers who had come to the warehouse today.
Last night, he had possessed Reed Parker and created the massacre.
Today, workers had come to the Flying Fish Warehouse to move goods. It was hard not to be suspicious.
Suspect that members of the Iron and Blood Cross Order were hidden among them, and suspect that they had begun their investigation.
That was exactly what Hobbes wanted.
He had burned down the bar and killed Reed Parker precisely to make the Iron and Blood Cross Order investigate.
He believed they would soon discover that several people had died in this warehouse.
If he were one of the Iron and Blood Cross Order's higher-ups, he would never overlook such an important scene and would try to find clues here.
Therefore, Hobbes had kept the warehouse under surveillance ever since last night's murder.
At that moment, the Phantoms pounced on the workers, but the workers did not react too intensely. Nor did they turn and run or throw Fireballs.
They merely shivered, complained that the warehouse was too cold, and quickened their pace.
Seeing this, Hobbes fell silent.
Had I misjudged things?
Or were there indeed Beyonders among them?
But they had guessed my intentions, so they held back and did not react?
Hobbes considered capturing these workers and channeling their spirits.
But he worried that doing so would frighten the Iron and Blood Cross Order into retreating into their den, never to emerge again.
They had come to Trier this time to take revenge on the Iron and Blood Cross Order. Naturally, their targets could not be