Under the orders of Commissioner Yuri Constantine, forces around the world moved swiftly.
First, they shut down the website, then investigated everyone listed on it.
But some people seemed to have known about the planned arrests. When the Ghost-Tamers arrived at their doors, they found the occupants long gone.
When these reports piled up on Cheng Yu's desk, he did not even bother looking at them. He read all the information in an instant.
Cheng Yu was speechless. They foresaw it? Ha. This was obviously an inside job.
Cheng Yu took out the Divination Coin, which he had not used in a long time.
As he tossed the coin into the air, Cheng Yu asked,
"Was the information leaked by an insider?"
The coin landed. Yes.
Cheng Yu remained expressionless, then tossed the coin again and asked,
"Was it someone in the Supreme Military Commission?"
"No."
Cheng Yu frowned and continued tossing the coin.
"...The Oversight Department?"
"No."
"...The Justice and Law Department?"
"Yes."
"...The law enforcement department?"
"No."
"...The governing department?"
"Yes."
By this point, Cheng Yu did not even need to toss the coin again. An ordinary governing department could never have known the details of the commission's orders, so the traitor had to be someone high up in the governing administration.
Their position was probably far from low, too. Cheng Yu continued tossing the coin.
Until, on one toss, Cheng Yu asked,
"Was it one of the Three Dukes?"
Watching the coin spin endlessly, Cheng Yu was startled. There was a traitor among the highest authorities? What could they possibly gain?!
Cheng Yu soon narrowed it down to Beatrice, because only when he asked whether she was the mole did the coin keep spinning.
The image of a young married woman with a somewhat gloomy face and