A Core Ship From The Start

"Mr. Duanmu? Are you talking about the earthquake just now? How is that possible?!"

Upon hearing Mary’s reply, the crowd was all the more astonished, but Mary did not elaborate—after all, their background was not something that could be easily explained to these people.

"Anyway, now that everyone has gathered here, if those shadows want to assassinate their originals, they will certainly mix in among the crowd. So the next step is very straightforward for us..."

"But finding the shadows won’t be an easy task."

Diamond Window spoke up. Shadows could be identified, but it wasn’t simple. Though shadows almost perfectly mimicked their originals in appearance, they had one vulnerability—they were shadows. When someone stepped on their shadow, the shadow would instinctively evade.

But with so many people here, trying to identify them one by one was practically impossible.

"There’s no need to worry about that."

Mary shook her head and then looked out at the crowd, her golden right eye faintly glowing at this moment.

"Just follow my instructions."

A man blended silently into the crowd, hiding in the shadows as he fixated on his original. The latter had no idea his death was drawing near. After wandering around the gymnasium, he let out a yawn and left to smoke.

There was no one around. Now was the time!