Wang Shouzhe had always placed the utmost importance on intelligence.
Many, many years ago, an intelligence team led by the family retainer Wang Mei had already gradually infiltrated the territory of the Red Moon Demon Dynasty. Relying on the Wang Clan's deep financial resources and extensive experience, they successfully gained a foothold in the Demon Dynasty, developed informants, and built a relatively complete intelligence network.
Of course, for safety's sake, Wang Mei's intelligence organization within the Demon Dynasty leaned more toward the grassroots and rarely infiltrated the circles of aristocratic clan descendants. But one must not underestimate grassroots intelligence; its senses were equally sharp.
As the saying went, "Geese leave cries as they pass, ants leave traces as they crawl." So long as something had happened in this world, there would surely be clues to follow.
The "grassroots" were like countless tiny "nodes" on a spiderweb. When these nodes intertwined and connected, they formed the entire web; tug one strand, and the whole body moved. Through subtle changes at these grassroots nodes, much useful intelligence could be inferred.
Changes in food supplies, abnormal material deployments, even certain important figures suddenly altering their usual routines and habits—all of these could be vital information.
For example, among the intelligence Wang Mei had sent back this time, aside from reporting that the Little Demon Lord had emerged from seclusion, there was another important piece of news—the Red Moon Chao Clan had made unusual deployments involving several elite clan soldier battle regiments.
This conclusion had been reached after the Hall of Immortals detected anomalies in numerous seemingly unremarkable details, then conducted targeted and in-depth investigations.
After Wang Mei's decades of highly targeted covert intelligence gathering on the Chao Clan, along with layer upon layer of "spiderwebs" she had laid among the grassroots, many of