"Don't you want to know who has been betraying the Star of Dawn and feeding intelligence to the Alt Conglomerate all this time?"
In truth, Amau Sueko had long suspected that there might be an Alt Conglomerate mole among the organization's senior leadership.
Every plan the Star of Dawn made, every scheme it set in motion, would ultimately become known to the Alt Conglomerate, no matter how secretly it was carried out.
No matter how comprehensive or advanced the Alt Conglomerate's intelligence network was, that clearly defied reason.
So Amau Sueko wasn't particularly surprised by Jonas's words. Instead, she calmly asked:
"It's Ranika, isn't it?"
At that, Jonas couldn't help laughing, his initial chuckle gradually growing into outright laughter.
As though he had finally tired himself out, he spoke under Amau Sueko's embarrassed gaze:
"You really are perceptive, Miss Amau. Unfortunately, you're looking in the wrong direction."
She knew full well that he was most likely saying this to torment her mentally and break through her psychological defenses, just as he had last time... At a moment like this, all she needed to do was keep quiet and play dead, and his plan would fall flat.
But this question had been haunting her for a long time. There was one theory that could explain every inconsistency, but she refused to let herself think along those lines.
In the end, she couldn't help asking:
"If it isn't Ranika, who else could it be?"
A hint of pity entered Jonas's eyes.
Although she had already braced herself, seeing that look in Jonas's eyes still sent a stab of pain through Amau Sueko.
"Don't you find it strange, Miss Amau?"
Jonas withdrew his gaze and slowly continued:
"Every time, the intelligence slipped out right under your noses... Every time, it was as though