I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

Ma En's idea was simple.

Now that he had left traces, he might as well use this incident to half-control the Shu family completely.

Besides possessing lethal force that could threaten this family, he also had the longevity technology they dreamed of.

It's difficult to control a group for a long time with just force or interests, but it's different when the two are combined.

Coupled with his telepathic abilities, it would be easy to make them submit.

This was also inseparable from the greed and arrogance rooted in Shu Shengyuan's bones.

For him, such conditions were not bad at all, and he was definitely not the kind of person who would fear the Federation's rules.

Of course, this was also related to his fear of death.

If he really disagreed, Ma En had no other feasible response other than killing all the informed members of the Shu family.

In fact, looking at this matter alone, Ma En had no need to kill.

He wasn't the kind of person who insisted on killing.

Normally, he would just erase this memory from their minds completely.

Under normal circumstances, Ma En would choose this safer approach.

But now he absolutely couldn't just erase the memory and pretend nothing happened, because he hadn't really solved this sudden problem.

Shu Shengyuan had already told him all the details.

Someone had provided them with this information, and they couldn't find out who it was.

Ma En also tried to investigate, but he couldn't find any clues at all, as if this information had appeared out of thin air.

This was why he couldn't directly erase their memories.

Even if he did, as long as the mastermind behind the scenes wasn't caught, he could give them this information again at any time.

At that time, I'm afraid Shu Yunpeng would seek revenge for his daughter again.

Therefore, he decided to secretly start a "cooperation" with this family, but this time he would take the lead.

What he really needed to pay was the promised longevity pill and the other promised longevity technologies.

As long as he could continue to provide them with benefits, the Shu family would execute most of his instructions.

But even if they wanted to resist again, it would be too late.

Ma En controlled the memory erasure of these Shu family members with particular precision, only deleting his secrets and a few surrounding related memories.

And they would remember that they had obtained certain information, but they would also remember the conclusion they ultimately reached regarding this information—that the current cooperative relationship was most beneficial to the Shu family.

Even if someone let them know this information again, they would mostly maintain their original judgment.

Although there were other small possibilities, that was not important to him.

Because all he needed was the anti-telepathy treasure, and now the Shu family, under his control, was fully promoting Xiaoyao's contract with the Federation.

It was estimated that it would be completely settled in just a few days.

After obtaining the anti-telepathy metal, he would immediately hide.

Although this matter didn't seem particularly bad, in Ma En's eyes, this was actually one of the most dangerous challenges he had faced so far, and it had seriously threatened his life.

The opponent hadn't even appeared in person, and his secret was almost exposed, and he even had evidence that he had killed Shu Yun, which also made Ma En feel quite terrified.

In other words, this opponent could directly publicize this news at any time, and he also knew very well how to use this to influence him, and he possessed some kind of intelligence means far beyond his own.

He could obtain evidence that he had killed Shu Yun, and he could also hand it over to the Shu family silently.

And the other party's purpose in doing so was obviously to target him, and he wanted to kill him without leaving a trace.

If the other party didn't want to expose their identity, they might have already come to him in person.

Ma En came to the conclusion that the other party had Ⅴ-rank ability user members without even thinking about it.

Even if the other party didn't actually have them, he had to handle his next actions with this in mind.

Otherwise, if he took the wrong step, he might be doomed.

The main reason why he hadn't directly hid in the Control Bureau to avoid the limelight was because his opponent had revealed that they didn't intend to take action directly, and he himself possessed Ⅴ-rank combat power.

In fact, this was also the second reason why he stayed here, because he really needed the anti-telepathy treasure and the power of the Moon God that was now in the Control Bureau.

When fighting the Crying Face Man, he clearly realized that the Overturning Sea Scepter was not strong enough, and he was not like other Ⅴ-rank ability users who had many years of combat experience.

This power in his hands was definitely not as good as other Ⅴ-rank ability users who had lived longer.

Although he was not the weakest among the Ⅴ-ranks, the requirements for defeating the same-rank ability users were not low.

The best place to fight was in the sea, and his opponent had to meet certain needs.

For example, he couldn't do anything about a purely spiritual entity.

If he was in the sea, he should be able to escape relatively safely, but he was quite dangerous in other places.

For example, in the battle with the Crying Face Man, if there was no one-minute limit, Ma En felt that his chances of losing should be as high as 90%, and if there was no Control Bureau, he would probably have a 20-30% chance of being killed.

The latter was mainly because he, the user of the Overturning Sea Scepter, was too young, but this experience could not be made up for in a short time, and he wanted to solve this problem only by obtaining more Ⅴ-rank anomalous entities.

Although it was only a few days away from obtaining what he wanted, Ma En vaguely felt that things might not develop as smoothly as he hoped.

Until now, he didn't know the purpose of the mastermind behind the scenes, and he didn't know the extent of his understanding of himself, the former depending on the latter to a large extent.

If he didn't know that he might survive, then his purpose in doing so was to kill him, but if he could deduce that he could survive and might notice something strange through this matter…

Then this was a test.

This was also the answer that Ma En preferred, because the opponent was deliberately concealing their existence, not giving him any chance to fight back.

If he really felt that he was as simple as he looked on the surface, then why not come directly to him and kill him casually?

Obviously, the other party didn't think this was a reasonable approach.

Then this leads to the real question—why exactly did the other party want to test him.

Was it because of the Godly Firmament Walker, or his other secrets?

No matter what, he was now in big trouble.

In the next few days, he would face extremely severe challenges, but fortunately…

He had already thought of a response plan.