Twenty-one charitable organizations on Koi Continent were sealed off overnight by the Investigation Bureau, and five small sects were shut down. The grounds for investigation were essentially identical: all were connected to evil illegal organizations.
Lu Fa was on Crocodile Continent. When he received the report, he sensed something deeply unusual.
Why had Koi Continent suddenly decided to eliminate these small organizations, which seemed perfectly legitimate on the surface but secretly maintained ties with the Frog Society?
"Have the other continents made any moves?" Lu Fa asked his subordinate.
Blue Star had only a handful of countries, each occupying an entire continent. Any major action on a continent necessarily represented the will of that continent's government.
"No. So far, only Koi Continent has done this," his subordinate said, shaking his head.
Lu Fa glanced around. He did not feel anyone spying on him.
Koi Continent's sudden departure from its usual behavior, uprooting the missionary networks he had once established, set the sensitive Lu Fa's imagination running.
Recently, an invisible gaze had kept spying on him. Unable to trace it back through Synesthesia, he found it unbearably irritating.
Whoever was watching chose their moments casually, without any pattern, leaving him with an inexplicable sense of oppression.
Now, looking at Koi Continent's sweeping action, why had none of the other continents acted? Why was Koi Continent alone targeting him?
Perhaps the watcher was on Koi Continent. And perhaps they were no minor figure, but someone with a measure of influence who possessed a special item for spying and used it specifically to watch him.
"There's something wrong with Koi Continent. Put the people who haven't been exposed to work digging up information for me. I need to know why the Investigation Bureau suddenly learned about the Frog Society," Lu Fa said gravely.