Was this a veteran member of Dragon City who had been sent here earlier?
Ye Hua narrowed her eyes slightly, but she was not entirely convinced.
First, unless their superiors authorized it or special circumstances arose, missions assigned to two different Swordbearer teams would never overlap. Second, the person on the other end claimed to be her senior, but aside from those recordings, they had offered no evidence at all. How could she trust an unsupported claim? These days, never mind fake recordings-even an entire person could be fabricated.
A glint of caution flashed through Ye Hua's eyes. She kept them slightly narrowed, remaining wary of the distorted voice coming from the screen. Her voice was calm and firm. "What you're saying sounds like a carefully woven story. Under the Swordbearers' rules, different teams' missions rarely intersect. You say you're my senior, but apart from these blurry recordings, you haven't provided any direct evidence to prove your identity."
The voice on the other end carried a hint of amusement. "Ye Hua, you're always so vigilant. But that's also one of your strengths. Let me tell you, these recordings and files are all genuine. They reveal the secret dealings between Yue Chen and Dragon City's leadership. What, you don't believe me?"
Ye Hua sighed softly, a barely perceptible trace of weariness in her voice. "Even if these recordings are real, so what? In Dragon City as it is now, who can guarantee their hands are clean? But I need more than vague evidence. I need irrefutable truth-the kind that can get Yue Chen sentenced to death outright."
"Perhaps you need more direct evidence." The anonymous caller's voice seemed to hold a smile. "I can provide more."
Ye Hua fell silent for a moment, then said slowly, "If you really have more