"But the problem remains."
Jovany Leopold just followed them for two steps when he suddenly stopped and asked, "How do we know where they are holding the civilians?"
When he said this, Julius Reed realized he seemed to have made a simple mistake.
"That's not hard. I'll just ask someone when we meet them later."
The Crown Prince of Mont rolled his eyes and explained from the side, "They think I'm one of them. I'll just say I've caught two people, and they'll naturally take me there."
"If it were Hawthorne, he'd go grab someone directly and ask for the location." Julius Reed looked meaningfully at Jovany Leopold and said, "Now I understand why they let you out to send you off. Look at the Crown Prince of Mont here, dead for who knows how many years, yet still more sensible than you."
"Hmm..."
Jovany Leopold scratched his head, feeling a bit confused.
Wasn't what he said correct?
This problem clearly exists and is a serious issue.
Shouldn't he be praised for bringing it up?
