The room fell briefly silent.
Looking at Ye Lin, who was staring straight at him, Huang Liang parted his lips, instinctively wanting to refuse.
But a moment later, he seemed to think of something and spoke hesitantly:
"We did go inside."
"But I can't tell you exactly what was in there."
Before Ye Lin could frown and his gaze could turn cold, Huang Liang hurried to explain:
"Ye Lin, it's not that I don't want to tell you. I genuinely don't know what was inside."
"All I know is that after you were captured, the military immediately sealed off that area. Apparently, they found something, but it was classified at such a high level that only certain senior officials were cleared to know. The rest of us have no idea what was in there."
Ye Lin's heart sank at those words, though he had more or less expected Little Crewcut's answer.
Huang Liang belonged to National Security. Although he was one of their most outstanding trainees, if something truly important had been found in the tomb, someone in his position would hardly have access to it.
"Ye Lin, if you really want to know, you can contact the real world!"
"I promise! As long as we can reach the real world, the country will do everything in its power to give you whatever information you want!"
"Leave that aside for now. What about my file?"
Ye Lin neither agreed nor disagreed, simply ignoring Little Crewcut's last remarks.
Seeing that Ye Lin remained unmoved, Huang Liang gave a bitter smile, then sighed helplessly.
"Your file is very detailed, but a lot of it has been blacked out. I'm not cleared to read those parts."
"All I can see is your criminal history, your methods, and the internal assessment of you."
"What