Further narrowing down the scope of the identity of the 'client' standing behind Werther.

He Ao did not place all his hopes on the 'black market'.

Because judging from the information received from Witte, it seems that Witte is already very familiar with the 'client', so familiar that he doesn't look like an 'net friend' across the Internet.

Therefore, the ‘commission’ given to Witte by the client from the black market may not have actually gone through the black market.

After all, the platform also knows the information that passes through the black market platform.

In terms of confidentiality, no online platform is as reliable as offline communication.

The reason why Witte's first reaction was the black market was probably just because the client came from the 'black market'.

In fact, He Ao, who has always been influenced by Werther's thoughts, initially thought that the 'black market' was just an offline underground market.

Of course, all this information requires further investigation to uncover clues.

Even if the client communicates with Witte offline, the other party will not only look for Witte as the 'executor'.

The other party may still be active on the black market website.

He Ao collected his thoughts and focused on the book in his hand.

This book is not placed on the bookshelf, but on the bookend of the desk.

Kawei has a habit of placing unfinished books on his desk after reading them.

In Sito's memory, this book was not on the desk a few months ago.

When Jia Qian was fostered here for the first time, Kawei stayed here for a few days.

At that time, Sito made a small bed for Jia Qian, and Ka Wei slept in this childhood room.

He Ao opened the cover of the book.

This book is very old, and the pages are a little yellowed. It is a book containing ghost legends that Sito found for his son at a used book market.

It's probably been twenty or thirty years.

The main content of this book is about some urban legends or strange things in the wilderness.

There are many marks or notes made by Kawei in the book. He enjoys recording his thinking process in his own book.

Of course, most of the above thoughts are simple and superficial. In fact, most of the content of this book can only be regarded as a collection of fantasy stories.

According to He Ao, who has real wilderness survival experience, most of the content in this book is a person living in the city's "guessing" about the wilderness, and many of them are not consistent with reality.

But among the jumble of stories, there are also some weird ones that may actually come from the wilderness.

For example, the story that Ho Ao is reading right now.

This story tells about a deep valley in the wilderness. The valley is filled with lush forests and looks full of life. However, all animals that come close to the valley will mutate into crazy and twisted monsters.

In fact, this is the story of a contaminated area.

This kind of place filled with inexplicable pollution is actually very common in the wilderness.

The reason why He Ao paid attention to this story was because this page was folded by Kawei.

He Ao opened the folding page and saw rows of somewhat confusing writing under the folding page.

[Why do pollution monsters exist?]

[Why do they think these monsters exist for granted?]

[When I went to school in Chenxi City, I had never seen anything like this.]

[Or is there one in Chenxi City, but I haven’t discovered it yet?]

[According to information from the Pollution Cleanup Department, the northwest part of the city, where my father lives, is the area with the least pollution outbreaks. What is there?]

[Jia Qian should be safe staying with her father]

These writings stop abruptly here,

He Ao turned to the next page.

At the same crease position, there is a line of writing that is newer than the previous writing:

[We have to leave as soon as possible]

[The problem is this city]
Chapter completed!