Spy-x-War Showdown

Yang Yi’s heart was pounding; now he knew that Petra truly had discovered something, and Aaron had sent him here not simply to sabotage a marriage agreement.

A trace of caution arose in his heart, which quickly transformed into a severe sense of crisis.

Why did Yang Yi feel such a crisis? Because he had always regarded himself as a schemer, orchestrating a long-term, comprehensive plan targeting Aaron.

But now it seemed that Aaron’s arrangements concerning him had begun long ago as well.

This was troubling. Most importantly, it left him feeling incredibly insecure.

Petra shrugged. "Yes, but this historian obtained a diary—more like a record—from one of the descendants of the Knights Templar. It documented an important member of the Knights Templar dying and then resurrecting. He personally witnessed this general’s death in battle, only to see him alive again, returning to the battlefield. He recorded it and treated it as a miracle of God. Yet this miracle wasn’t extensively publicized. Isn’t that peculiar?"

Petra, of course, was unaware of Yang Yi’s inner turmoil. She simply finished her explanation and looked at Yang Yi. "What do you think? In the religious fervor of the Crusades at the time, under such a zealously religious climate, why would a miracle be deliberately concealed rather than glorified?"

Yang Yi glanced at Petra, smiled slightly, then shook his head. "I know you’re a conspiracy theorist, but relying on just a diary-like record—it can’t even be called a historical document—using it as evidence seems a bit overzealous."

Petra nodded. "Of course, that’s what we all thought. But we couldn’t investigate further. I am intrigued by that historian’s..."