Just like that, everyone knew Zoe Pierce had skipped the interrogation room on Colonel Hanson's authority.
It was a trivial matter, but it was enough to make people remember his goodwill.
Colonel Hanson's adjutant had already pulled out a chair for him to sit.
They were all familiar with each other now. Compared to their initial wariness, the atmosphere was now almost relaxed.
"That group used their old tricks and committed suicide again," Colonel Hanson said, clasping his hands. "All their smart devices self-destructed the moment they detected a non-owner."
It was almost the same trick as last time.
These people had no fear of death.
Zoe Pierce pursed her lips. "The leader, too?"
"He must have known a lot," Zoe Pierce continued. "I heard him contact his superior to ask for weak points in the lockdown zone."
Colonel Hanson nodded, his gaze calm. "He's dead."
Zoe Pierce's expression immediately grew complicated.
