Mr. Luen was actually selling Lenburg's military intelligence!
This truly came as a surprise to Roskin.
He controlled the Marionette and kept watch on the two people in the warehouse.
At that moment, the adventurer set down a suitcase and opened it. Inside were nothing but jewelry and cash.
Mr. Luen's breathing grew heavy. Then he took a file folder from inside his coat.
"This contains intelligence on Lenburg's upcoming troop movements, including detailed information on the capital's defenses."
"It includes troop numbers, the exact number of personnel in each area, information on officers, and a list of Beyonders."
He put the file folder on the ground, then rushed over, closed the suitcase, and laboriously carried it out of the warehouse.
Only after Mr. Luen had left did the adventurer pick up the file, open it for a glance, tuck it into his coat, and leave quietly.
Roskin immediately followed him.
He had to seize the intelligence!
Roskin had already used Divination to confirm the authenticity of the information.
Although the results of Divination could not be trusted completely,
he was unwilling to miss any opportunity to earn merit.
Following an adventurer was no difficult task for Roskin.
Moreover, he planned to make his move nearby.
The main purpose of following him was to control the target's Spirituality Threads and turn him into a Marionette without him realizing it.
However, when Roskin used his Spirit Vision to observe the Spirituality Threads, he suddenly discovered that the adventurer walking ahead had no Spirituality Threads at all!
What was that?
Roskin immediately realized that he had likely fallen into a trap.
He decisively abandoned his operation.
But at that moment, the wind lifted a newspaper. By sheer coincidence, it stuck itself to Roskin's face,
covering his mouth and nose and leaving him