Upon hearing the words "church relatives," Ebert's face noticeably twitched.
He hurriedly lowered his head to pretend to check the letter, preventing Wu Chang from noticing more changes on his face.
Seeing that Ebert was flustered, Wu Chang didn't give him any time to calm down and immediately pressed, "Professor Ebert, I really need your help."
The word "church" was like a nightmare to Ebert. Being confronted with it by Wu Chang was akin to being caught cheating on the spot.
If Ebert were still calm, he would have easily spotted something fishy by simply asking Wu Chang what his relative's name was or how they were acquainted.
But now, all his energy was focused on not revealing too many flaws, leaving him with no time to ponder the truth in Wu Chang's words.
Of course, if Ebert had been that calm, Wu Chang's questioning method would have shifted from psychology to physics.
"Beware of the Divine Envoy," Ebert hastily blurted out under duress.
