"Not yet," Romanus answered very simply.
Abner didn't say anything. He just operated a bit in the projection area. He pulled out the intelligence information that Constans had personally organized.
Constans made a new round of comparisons between Luo Nan and the seven criteria for murdering Gong Qi. However, the focus wasn't on the newly confirmed electromagnetic ability. Instead, it was the sixth point, the ability to conceal and teleport.
Constans referred to Luo Nan's fight with Tu Ge and Wang Yong, the two Extraordinaries. He pointed out that Luo Nan's core method of reversing or controlling the situation was the technique of the space-time domain.
It could be said that this method was no longer something that could be effectively covered by words like 'technique'.
Constans' original words were, "We just need to verify Luo Nan's level in controlling the space-time domain in his fleshly state. Unless one has the determination to fight to the death, a meticulous plan, a loss of face, and a disregard for the losses, the chances of killing Luo Nan are extremely small. The difficulty exceeds 95% for Extraordinaries. "
There were less than a hundred Extraordinaries in the entire world. In other words, Constance had placed Luo Nan among the top few in the world when it came to judging criteria of difficulty to kill … … Perhaps even Abner wasn't among them.
Of course, Constans made the premise very clear. He had yet to completely verify how Luo Nan was able to operate the space-time domain while carrying a skeletal fleshly body.
Perhaps Luo Nan was the next Gong Qi?
The entire inner world cried out in surprise when Gong Qi displayed the extraordinary ability of Void Shift back in the day. This was an undying godly technique. But in reality, this was just a godly technique on the soul level. Once the fleshly body was shackled, it would fall by several levels.
Now Gong Qi was dead. He died by Luo Nan's hands.
It was quite ironic when he thought about it.
Abner thought about Gong Qi and thought about Jin Tong.
The deaths of two Extraordinaries in less than a year were inextricably linked to Luo Nan. And these two extraordinary lives had truly verified Luo Nan's extraordinary lethality.
One for offense and one for defense. Two hard poles crossed here. Even if there were all sorts of subtle joints, even if they couldn't reach the theoretical pinnacle, so what?
A battle record was a battle record. No one could deny it.
Abner sighed again. He made corresponding adjustments to Luo Nan's position in his heart. Only then did he look at the flexible e-ink screen on the table. His eyes and fingers swept across it at the same time.
"Let's change the time first … Let's tentatively set it at 10."
Romanus, who was behind him, replied simply, "Okay."
Initially, they had set the Round Table Conference to be held at eight o 'clock in the evening. Yes, it coincided with the auction. For "some of the participants", it was very unfriendly, it was practically making things difficult for them …
That was the truth.
However, as the live broadcast on Ti City's beach continued to ferment, an unconfirmed horizontal line was marked under the meeting time. The necessary part of the meeting notice had been postponed again and again. Now, it was finally time to change it completely.
There was no other way. As the organizers of the conference, they needed to take Luo Nan's thoughts into consideration. He also needed to observe and wait for the inevitable variables brought about by Luo Nan to be more exposed.
As for "tentative", it meant that he could postpone it further …
Abner swiped his finger downwards as if he was reading seriously, but most of his energy was focused on the conversation with his secretary. Suddenly, he brought up another topic.
"What do you think Lord Secret Contract is doing?"
Romanus maintained his silence this time.
Abner's finger finally stopped on the third item on the agenda.
According to the current arrangement of the agenda, the first two items were to continue the contents of the last identification meeting, to clearly identify Gong Qi's murderer. The second item was to discuss and decide on how to deal with the murderer.
However, this was not a simple identification meeting. It was a high-level conference that had been thoroughly prepared. Even if it was just a gesture, the important participants had to have the right to know and the core participants had the right to propose and deliberate on the agenda.
Abner sent a draft agenda to the leaders of the three major secret orders, high-level representatives like Director Mou, and some powerful local powers' leaders. He asked the other party to propose amendments. This was the process of communicating, discussing, compromising, and even making peace before the meeting. It was the most important part of a large-scale conference. There was no other.
The responses from all sides were basically in line with expectations, except for the Eye of the Secret Contract.
What Abner said here was twofold:
One was naturally the movements of Blood Demon and Wan Liuhua.
The actions of these two were open and aboveboard, but they brought about undercurrents on a deeper level. They set off an enormous maelstrom that was hard to see with the naked eye.
Everyone knew that Blood Demon and Lord Secret Contract had a deep friendship. As for Wan Liuhua, she was tantamount to being the spokesperson of the Eye of Secret Contract. The two were advancing and retreating together with Luo Nan in a public setting. The meaning behind this was obvious.
"The Eye of Secret Contract … …"
Abner's finger gently rubbed against the flexible screen, causing the text in that area to slightly warp and glow: "Reporting the results of the observation and research of the abyss region (2086-2096) and some deductions … …"
That was the other side of the story.
The Eye of Secret Contract really did add a topic, an outline, and a main point. Abner read it seriously, but the more he did so, the more his head hurt.
That self-proclaimed "future teacher" of the old fellow was going to declare his existence!
His field of vision shook a bit.
Abner's finger steadily pressed against the flexible e-ink screen. He didn't move, but the entire plane moved. At the same time, the light that seeped in was clearly dimmer. A large amount of clouds swept past outside the porthole, intensifying the trembling of the plane.
Romanus frowned slightly and soon received the report from the pilot. He relayed the report as it was: "We've encountered high altitude turbulence. We've entered the clouds to temporarily avoid it … … We also need to lower our altitude. We've already contacted the tower of the Jade Light."
"We don't need their nonsense."
Abner's brows furrowed. Some emotions churned within him. Actually, this had nothing to do with the pilot. It was just that he was able to sense some special information from this sudden jolt and the nothingness of the clouds that struck the plane.
It wasn't just him. Romanus, the Two of Spades who made it onto the Deck Magazine rankings for the first time, wouldn't miss out on this either.
The two Extraordinaries suddenly went silent for a few seconds. Only when the plane stabilized did they start talking again.
Abner asked: "How far away are we from the Jade Light?"
"Approximately twenty nautical miles."
"Do you have a estimate of the cloud cover?"
"The diameter should be around three to five hundred kilometers."
"You've hidden it really well."
Romanus gave a simple response: "Yes."
As the plane entered the clouds, the two Extraordinaries sensed the movement of a certain person's energy within this region … … To be more precise, they had only just sensed it.
A power layout that caused one's heart to palpitate was arranged within the thousand mile cloud layer. It nurtured a marvelous structure that no one could understand. The most inexplicable thing was that it was actually so reserved and deep.
"I've never seen it before … … Is it Luo Nan?"
Romanus hesitated for a moment before responding: "Perhaps."
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