We were all shocked by his words; we couldn't believe it could be interpreted that way!

I looked back and saw the male assassin, who was shielding the female assassin beneath him, smiling with satisfaction.

Regardless of what they did, their feelings for each other are genuine.

Genuine feelings are contagious; when I am able, I don't mind helping them out.

I smiled and asked, "Are you all done? Introduce yourselves. Who are you and why did you come to kill me?"

The man seemed to be the kind of simple-minded person who did the work, because it was always the woman who was answering the questions.

The first thing she did when she looked up was to quickly check if the man was alright.

Seeing that he wasn't injured, I breathed a sigh of relief and quickly answered my question.

I don't dislike her behavior at all; on the contrary, I admire it.

She said, "My name is Crow, and his name is Black Dog. We are Blacklist assassins. Someone has put a 100,000 yuan bounty on your head, and that's why we came here."

He glanced at me guiltily before continuing, "As for recognizing you, it's because of my ability. I can mark people to make it easier for us to track them, so my nickname is Raven."

I closed my eyes and checked myself over, but I couldn't find anything.

It's probably not leaving a mark, but rather remembering some characteristics or something.

Without asking any further questions, I said, "Now that you've discovered my secret, you can't leave. Stay and work for me."

As he spoke, he raised his hand and unleashed two streaks of bloody light.

The blood-red light disappeared as soon as it entered the body. The black dog frantically patted himself all over.

The crow hurriedly slapped his hand away and forced him to kneel down, kowtowing and saying, "Yes, Master."

I was quite pleased with her understanding and said with a smile, "No need to call me master, just call me young master."

Satisfied, he turned back, resumed his disguise, and began leading the followers of the evil god.

He said, "Come on, boss, tell me what you know. Whether you live or die depends on whether what you're saying is worth it."

At this point, the leader was practically terrified. My one sentence had silenced more than a dozen people without them even blinking.

They were even more like believers in evil gods than the people they were, and they didn't dare to kill more than a dozen people casually.

He couldn't even stand up anymore; he plopped down on the ground and started trembling.

He said, "I don't know much either. I joined the Flesh Cult five years ago because I have a lot of tricks up my sleeve."

They started by helping me start a company and build connections, providing cover for their actions.

They must be planning a major operation, and they've recruited quite a few people in Fengtian.

But I don't know exactly what it's going to do, though I have a list of people I've helped to win over.

I also know a few other online ones, I can name them all.

After saying that, he quickly took out a notebook.

I took it and looked at it; it contained many names and event records.

I tossed the item to the crow and ordered, "Mark him. Don't let him get away. After you leave, investigate according to the records in the notebook. Someone will cooperate with you."

Then, remembering something, he asked, "What's your name? What company do you own? Do you know how many evil gods were involved in this?"

The leader honestly replied, "My name is Liu Bi. My main business is a logistics company, but I also have other businesses."

It's quite large in scale, and its main purpose is to support cult activities, so its business scope is very wide.

I don't know the total number, but I do know that three of them are "Ms. Rotten Fly, Yura-Rupert".

"Headless Horseman Leslie Cook" and "Flesh and Blood Assemblage Padridge Hall"

Those who have names and titles must at least be evil gods of the fourth realm.

I nodded to indicate that I understood and started looking for the entrance marker. Liu Bi opened his mouth as if to say something.

But he swallowed his words several times, which I didn't mind. He wasn't qualified to understand the other side of the world.