He said this with a wry smile.

"Now that everyone has decided to cooperate, all these things are in the past. Let's not waste any more time and get to the point."

Sheng smiled and said, "Tell me about it first. When did the incident happen? What were the circumstances? And what was the scene like? Oh, and of course, it would be even better if we could visit the scene directly and check for any remaining traces."

He leaned back naturally in the vine-woven chair, his tone and attitude as natural as if he were instructing his subordinates on the tasks to be completed that day.

Of course, before the two stunned elves could answer, he nodded slightly, as if he had heard something, and naturally uttered, "I see. The incident happened shortly after a group of elves left the settlement, during the shift change, right? Nobody noticed what happened, and then in the blink of an eye, the sacred disc that needed to be guarded disappeared. Besides the four elf guards changing shifts, there were no other traces of creatures at the scene, so those four became suspects..."

"Hmm? You said that more guards have been deployed to protect the area, but no one is continuing the investigation? Won't that mean we'll miss some information that hasn't been discovered yet?"

"Um... please allow me to interrupt."

With trembling eyes, the elven elder couldn't help but interrupt the boy's mutterings: "May I ask what you are currently discussing..."

"Ah, can't you all hear me?"

Once again, I felt the hair on my arms start to stand on end.

With a beaming smile, Sheng lifted a stray strand of hair and pointed to her side: "I'm communicating with 'it' right now~"