Spy-x-War Showdown

It started to rain, and it was getting heavier. Brian, like a wounded beast eager to return to its den, ran faster and faster on the beach.

Yang Yi followed closely behind Brian, then urgently said into the walkie-talkie, "No need for everyone to follow. Spread out and search the vicinity. Perhaps the sanatorium is just too hidden, even the locals don’t know about it."

Deceiving oneself was certainly pointless, but Yang Yi just wanted fewer people to see Brian’s breakdown and loss of control.

Not everyone is willing to show their most vulnerable, helpless, and tragic moments in front of everyone else.

Brian was a proud man. If others saw him fall apart, then what would happen to his pride?

At that moment, Paul urgently said through the walkie-talkie, "Boss, there is a resort hotel right south of the yacht club. Do you think you might have been too precise with your distance estimation?"

Brian abruptly stopped, then he loudly said, "Yes! Yarebin said about two kilometers, but he didn’t say it was exactly two kilometers. Although the Black Devil’s estimation of distance would be very precise, Yarebin just mentioned it casually, so his grasp on the distance wouldn’t be particularly accurate, right?"

Brian’s question made Yang Yi feel a bit out of pace.

For ordinary people, Brian’s way of thinking might seem ridiculous. Since Yarebin mentioned approximately two kilometers, the search for a presumably non-existent sanatorium should cover the whole area. How could one measure out exactly two kilometers and then ignore all the buildings around?

But Brian was used to precise numbers, accustomed to precision in his operations. If it was said to be two kilometers, then it had to be two kilometers.

Brian turned around and ran back to the resort hotel mentioned by Paul.