Su Liuyun felt that the leads on Lin and Xu had basically run dry. From here on, they could only trace who had arranged for the two of them to enter "Returning Home." This could also be considered an extension of the hidden clues.
Overall, however, their value was nowhere near that of Zhao Yidong. The enemy's precautions were simply too airtight, and these hidden agents knew far too little.
It gave off the feeling of a turtle shell—wind could not blow through it, and water could not seep into it!
Thus, Su Liuyun had little more of use to say. After quickly finishing, he immediately asked about Su Hong's side.
Meanwhile, Commander Chu was still questioning them. He would continuously employ different spells and ask the same or similar questions several times in succession.
Every round would be recorded onto jade slips and later handed to Su Hong together. Su Hong would then compare Zhao Yidong's answers to the same questions under different spells, quickly arriving at the truthful answers.
Su Hong briefly described how she had captured the three men. At the same time, she handed Su Liuyun the jade slip she had recorded from memory after Jin Nineteen's earlier interrogation.
After quickly reviewing it, Su Liuyun said nothing. He merely raised his head and listened intently to Commander Chu's questioning as well.
Li Yan did not notice that, during their exchange just now, whenever they mentioned the Chief Altar Master, there had been something unusual in the depths of their eyes—especially Su Hong's—but they had both concealed it well...
More than half an hour later, Commander Chu handed several jade slips to Su Hong, then turned and left directly.
Su Hong's Divine Sense swiftly swept through the jade slips. They had actually been listening all along, but