The warden who guards the witches

"Mr. Bloody Clothes?" Hearing this name, Sophie thought for a moment, "Are you chasing that madman?"

"Do you know him?" Aiden seemed to know from the other party's tone.

"I know. Five years ago, the Blood Moon Cult he split from did something in the autonomous state, right?" Sophie asked back, "I remember that the cult was dealt with by the Inquisition."

The Blood Moon Cult active in Silver City was destroyed by the Inquisition - this is the news announced in public, even if it is not an underground intelligence dealer, it can be known.

But the information of the person behind the Blood Moon Cult, even the Inquisition does not have relevant information. The name "Mr. Bloody Clothes" is basically what the person calls himself outside.

Although the rule of "no lying" has been crossed out, Aiden believes that the possibility of the other party knowing it is very high.

"How much do you sell his information for?" Aiden asked.

"It depends on how much information you want to find out about him. If you want me to tell you everything... I should want five thousand pounds." Sophie spread her hands.

"The bounty on his head is not that expensive." Aiden made an opinion.

"That's because the authorities lack a specific concept of how dangerous this person is, but Warden, you have already touched this world, so you must know it, right?" Sophie replied indifferently, "He is a near-god after all, and I have to consider the risk of offending him."

Sophie did know Mr. Bloody Clothes - and at least knew that he was a saint.

"How much information do you know about him? What if the information you can give is basically what I know, then wouldn't I be..."

"What if I say that he bought information from the Smiling Balance a year ago?" Sophie smiled in a veiled smile.

"I just removed the rule of 'no lying'..." Aiden looked at Sophie's face with suspicion.

After this rule was removed, Sophie's words were not necessarily true. It is possible that what she said just now was just to arouse Aiden's tension so that he would be willing to pay for the information.

"We don't lie about business matters. This is the basic quality of intelligence dealers. Lying to us means selling fakes, which means... destroying our own brand." Sophie said frankly.

"I can't get that much money together." Aiden answered honestly.

"Are you going to bargain with me?"

"If you give me a 10% discount, I can still find a way to get it together..."

"This is not what people who drink this kind of wine should say." Sophie flicked the bottle on the table with her fingers.

"That thing was given by someone else." Aiden confronted the other party directly, "You'd better not imagine that I'm a powerful local tyrant."

"Then..." Sophie thought for a while, "I can only exchange intelligence for intelligence."

"I don't have intelligence worth 5,000 pounds." Aiden said bluntly.

"That's not necessarily true." Sophie continued almost without pause, "Since you are asking about the news of Mr. Bloody Clothes, you must have some understanding of his activities in the autonomous state, right?"

Aiden immediately became alert, but still remained calm: "What kind of information can there be?"

"I heard... the Blood Moon Cult worships an evil god."

"That's right." Aiden nodded, "Most cults are like this, aren't they?"

The Blood Moon Cult was destroyed, and the apparent reason was that it worshipped evil gods and sacrificed living people - this kind of thing is not uncommon in various radical cults, but most cults' sacrifices are actually only used for black magic and devil contracts.

"But the ruler they worship is real." Sophie's face was a little serious. "You are a person who walks the path of God, you must know this, right?"

"Could it be that Mr. Bloody's ability was given by that ruler?" Aiden quickly began to play dumb. "At the beginning, those members of the cult were all fanatics. None of them survived. The Inquisition did not find out. How did you know about this?"

When Sophie mentioned the activities of the Blood Moon Cult in the Autonomous Prefecture, Aiden realized that the other party wanted to inquire about Melifilia's information.

The whereabouts of a ruler - this is indeed enough heavyweight information, but it is also a secret that Aiden must keep.

Leaking it to a group of intelligence dealers actually means leaking it to everyone who can afford it.

Now he is very glad that he crossed out the "no lying" rule in the occasion where the other party might ask questions, otherwise if the other party mentioned it, even if he was silent or changed the subject, the other party could infer some information from it.

"You don't know anything?" Sophie showed a little suspicion on her face, obviously not believing it.

"Why don't you be more specific first? Maybe I can check the original case file." Aiden acted as if he was trying to induce the other party to continue.

Sophie hesitated. She knew that the man in front of her and Mr. Bloody had a certain degree of hatred because of the incident five years ago. Mr. Bloody wanted to kill Aiden Garrod, and Aiden Garrod seemed to be planning to hunt down the wanted criminal. As for the deeper reasons, she didn't know yet.

But the Smiling Balance did grasp from some clues that Mr. Bloody split the members of the Blood Moon Cult five years ago and turned to believe in a ruler other than the God of Death, and had contact with that ruler - they even used this to eliminate another organization with a ruler, the Vengeance Temple.

However, there was almost no resistance to the destruction of the Blood Moon Cult. The mysterious ruler seemed to have evaporated after the demise of the cult.

Sophie speculated that there was a high possibility that the local Inquisition Bureau had this information, and at that time Aiden Garrod was the ace active in the forefront of the Heresy Bureau in Silver City.

What's more important is that Smiling Scales has discovered that Aiden Garrod has been deeply exposed to the power of authority, and even seized a unique authority. Sophie suspected that this was also related to the mysterious ruler - but in the final analysis, this was only one of the possibilities. She was not sure whether Aiden was pretending to be stupid or really didn't know, and was leading her further. Disclose information.

She thought about it and quickly made a decision: since she was already in prison, there was no need to rush.

"Okay, if you don't want to mention it, I won't force it." She gave a shelved response, "Anyway, I had a great time chatting with you this time."

"To be honest, I don't really like prisoners like you who fake crimes and deliberately go to jail, but things have become like this... I can only hope that you can behave yourself in there."

"Of course, what I said before that I won't cause trouble in your prison is true."

"But to be on the safe side, I still have to transfer you to the core area." Aiden said, "To be honest, it's not a nice place to stay."

"But it's probably safer there." Sophie smiled slightly, "I have no objection."

"As long as you are willing to cooperate."

After finishing speaking, Aiden was about to get up when there was a sudden knock on the door outside the office.