This was a big fish, and neither Ke Meng nor the Bandaged Man would let him go.
Even a conservative estimate put him at Deacon level. They had to capture him.
"Spatial Stone transfers like this generally have a limited range. He couldn't possibly escape our continent."
The Bandaged Man explained the general properties of Spatial Gemstones. "A stone like this can teleport someone three hundred kilometers at most."
Three hundred kilometers was a considerable distance, enough to cross a provincial border.
Ke Meng's Demon Map only covered a six-kilometer diameter. It couldn't detect anything that far away.
But what was an investigator's job? To investigate, of course!
The enemy had slipped away right under their noses. Naturally, they had to use Synesthesia where he had teleported to sense the traces left behind by the torn space.
As long as they sensed the approximate direction and distance, they could quickly pinpoint where he had arrived after tearing through space.
"Together." The Bandaged Man brought Ke Meng along, and they sat down where the room's floor had been most severely torn apart.
When Ke Meng first entered the room, he had already sensed a powerful distortion. It was a spatial discomfort, as though the ground beneath him was riddled with holes and he might fall to the floor below at any moment.
Sitting at the very center intensified that sensation to its limit. A sense of rupture came from every direction, allowing Ke Meng to pick up more information.
Ke Meng closed his eyes and quietly received the information emanating from the area.
A moment later, Ke Meng opened his eyes again and saw alarming black slashes throughout the room. Following those black slashes, he could vaguely make out a passage leading due north.
Ke Meng pointed north and described his