Indeed, continually leaking information would inevitably expose the traitor's whereabouts.
So wasn't this a clever decision on the traitor's part?
Perhaps, at this very moment, that person was secretly watching everyone, snickering inwardly.
The Azure Tide Sect had not informed its ordinary disciples about this matter, but those with keen senses had noticed something amiss.
Before the wind and rain arrived, even the air grew still.
But that sudden restlessness in their hearts did not lie.
Of course, during this time, it was not just the Azure Tide Sect. Several friendly sects, including the Heavenly Secret Sect and the Jade Sword Sect, had also more or less realized that there were traitors within their ranks.
It was as though these traitors had coordinated their actions. Trouble struck almost every affected sect during the same period, then peace suddenly returned, as though nothing had ever happened.
"I keep feeling that all of this is organized." A way of toying with the sects and making fools of them.
Hong Ling lounged lazily against a long bench, enjoying a massage from the man she had picked up.
"Obviously."
"Which demonic cultivator sect do you think is behind them?" Hong Ling seemed intrigued. She turned and looped her arms around the man's neck, leaving herself half-draped over him.
A faint trace of helplessness crossed the man's face, but his words were serious. "I don't think a demonic cultivator sect is pulling the strings."
He was not looking down on those demonic cultivator sects. They simply did not possess that much power. Otherwise, they would never have been driven back and forced to remain in the Savage Wilderness for over ten thousand years.
"But ultimately, the problem did arise among the demonic cultivators," the man added after a moment's thought.
"I think it might have