Ye Feng stepped out of his home and saw festive decorations everywhere, with crowds milling about in a lively bustle.
But that was even better. The more people there were, the more chaotic it would be, making it easier for Ye Feng to act.
Ye Feng did not know where Zekou was now, but he knew someone certainly did: Sanjiki, the Captain of the Guards.
According to Eldest Brother's memories, Sanjiki had been close to the Lord lately. There were even things that only Sanjiki knew.
And since Zekou was connected to information about Ye Feng, he could only be held under the Guard Corps' supervision. Even his hiding place might have been arranged by Sanjiki.
So as long as he captured Sanjiki, Ye Feng would more or less be able to find Zekou, and Kaori along with him.
At this moment, Sanjiki was bound to be at the Grand Gathering's venue. Otherwise, who would capture those elusive rebels?
But only when Ye Feng reached the outskirts of the venue did he discover a problem.
There were simply too many people here, and Ye Feng did not dare extend his perception, either. Otherwise, he would become a beacon in the darkness, drawing countless eyes.
How am I supposed to find Sanjiki like this? I can't ask these guards one by one. They might just arrest me on the spot!
Just as Ye Feng was at a loss, a commotion suddenly broke out behind him.
A squad of guards suddenly appeared and forced their way into the crowded street, pushing a passage through the throng.
Then a Captain of the Guards walked in, followed by several hundred Ōtsutsuki.
Although Ye Feng did not know these people, he recognized their identities through other people's memories and the badges they wore.
They were