The Martial Unity

Rui did know. He made extensive use of the intelligence and covert operation teams assigned to him on Vilun Island. That's why he knew they were definitely competent.

Still, that didn't mean it was going to be easy.

"They are most certainly reliable," Rui replied. "However, the same can be said for the covert operatives and intelligence agents that are going to be employed by Chairman Deacon and his little alliance."

"Most certainly," Commissioner Reze smiled, nodding. "However, let me remind you, our goal is to engage in just the necessary amount of targeted sabotage to ensure that they don't find you. That doesn't mean we need to sabotage every step of every endeavor they engage in, we're concerned with those that are on the right track."

only data that the Martial Union would be focused on would be information surrounding Rui and Kane. They needed to engage in just the right amount

of the Martial Union, correct?" Rui asked, before continuing. "That means an entire department within the Martial Union is going to get involved, and the number of people who are going to be aware of the secret is going inflate significantly, this is necessarily going to increase the risk that there will be a data leak and our identities will be revealed. And it is going to be the two of us who will end up paying the price,

number of people who were aware of the secret, the greater the probability that the secret would eventually spill. It could happen in a number of ways. It could be the case that the Martial Union had spies in it that could

be leaked, or it could be that the Martial Union's sabotage as a whole would end up being leaked, and they would realize that the Martial Union had some kind of connection to the Voider, jeopardizing Rui

likely we'll employ a team of intelligence agents who will genuinely be tasked with earnestly aiding Chairman Deacon with finding a Voider, and there will be a separate highly clandestine team of covert operatives whose goal is to sabotage the intelligence

than he was expecting from the Martial Union, although it didn't completely relieve him, it was definitely more assuring than if they engaged in more straightforward and scrutable manners

that didn't mean Rui had no more concerns left. He would be a fool if he let some nice words spoken in a short conversation

identities in this manner, that

knitted a little in confusion. "I'm