Second, the fact that a Werewolf had contacted him suggested that he probably had no ill intentions. Otherwise, exposing his whereabouts would be dangerous.
Even sending an email carried the risk of being discovered.
Especially with Koi Continent's Investigation Bureau. The Network Divine Beast was everywhere. Any supernatural criminal organization with even a little competence knew not to communicate with Koi Continent's Investigators online, or they would be discovered in minutes.
Since this Werewolf dared to send an email, he was probably a complete novice. It also suggested that the Werewolves might not yet have established a large, meticulous, tightly organized international organization.
"On behalf of the Koi Continent Investigation Bureau, I welcome you to Whale City. Don't worry. With me, Ke Meng, here, I guarantee you'll be fine!" Ke Meng typed a few paragraphs, decided they sounded a little too official, and deleted some of the formal wording.
The Werewolf Boy was slow to reply. It was not until noon that day that he responded, saying he would think it over.
Meanwhile, Ke Meng continued playing with the Dueling Pencil, his mind full of thoughts of fighting.
Since the Evil God knowledge from his dreams had not carried over, Ke Meng still could not understand the pencil writing on the paper.
But Ke Meng had a feeling that it was not a dangerous language, but some sort of hint.
That sense of familiarity reminded Ke Meng of knowledge from the realm of Evil Gods.
"Burn all the papers with pencil writing on them," Ke Meng instructed Tangyuan.
"Sorry for the trouble, but please cooperate with the memory wipe. Bring over all the papers related to the Dueling Pencil while you're at it. I'll have my pet burn them."
"Yes, Captain Ke!" The staff left, trusting Ke Meng's judgment.
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