My incarnation is becoming a global calamity.

Chapter 172 His Majesty the King Wants to Silence

The Witch Search Agency is an organization jointly run by the Empire and the Church, yet it operates independently of both.

The organization's mission was simple: find the witch's hiding place, report it to both sides, and then organize strong individuals to eliminate her.

However, since the organization was established, it has only managed to eliminate three witches.

Moreover, they were all witches with S-rank strength, and as for SSS-rank witches, there was not a single clue found.

But this time, according to Eve's report, they have clearly found the hiding place of the SSS-class witch.

After all, the report clearly stated that the witch they found was a Sequence Witch.

The Sequence Witches are all very powerful; basically, each of them has SSS-level strength.

Combined with the matter of the eight corpses, the king felt that this sequence witch was very likely brewing something terrible.

If it were a matter between the church and the witch, the king would definitely choose to help the witch and destroy the church together.

Similarly, he would never allow anything to happen to the witch, not even a loss of strength.

So the solution he finally came up with was actually quite simple: to have Su Tu just put on a show.

He called over the guard at the door and asked him to send someone to deliver a message to Su Tu, telling him to just go through the motions.

The guard was a conscientious person, and after receiving the order, he immediately sent someone to do it.

However, this matter is of great importance, and those who know about it will most likely have to keep quiet.

But the king didn't care about any of that; he just wanted things to go according to plan.

No matter how many lives are lost in this process, it's all the same to him.

Even Su Tu is on this list.

Now he's pondering whether he should wait until this matter is resolved before silencing Su Tu.

Although exposure may cause some trouble, it is not unacceptable.

Most importantly, some secrets can be buried completely with Su Tu's death.

Of course, if you really want to do this, the best way is to disguise it as an accident.

As for how to handle the unexpected situation later, we'll talk about that later.

At this stage, Su Tu still has a role to play, whether from the perspective of the Empire or Eve.

"Forget it, let's leave him alone for now and deal with the Fool's Curse and the witch first."

The king narrowed his eyes slightly. Although he would not take action against Su Tu for the time being, it did not mean that he could not think about how to get rid of Su Tu.

Meanwhile, Su Tu was unaware that the king was plotting to get rid of him.

On the contrary, he has now received a message from the king.

The message was simple: he was to cooperate with the witch-hunting agency.

However, it wasn't just about helping out in a simple way; it was about getting him to do the bare minimum.

That's right, this piece of paper didn't subtly suggest just going through the motions; it was written directly on it.

There was no indication that they wanted to hide anything, as if they weren't afraid of anyone seeing the paper.

Such a situation is very rare. Even Su Tu felt a sense of novelty after seeing the contents of this piece of paper.

It should be understood that the common enemies of the Empire and the Church are witches and calamities.

The witch-hunting agency was also created in cooperation with this strategic goal.

Now, the Empire only wants him to put on a show for the search agency.

Even if they do find Rhys, they'll probably just pretend they didn't see him.

This approach was naturally the same as Su Tu's previous idea, which was that he only needed to make a show of it.

Whether it can be found or not is another matter.

Besides, given Rhys's hidden strength, even if he were found, there would be no way to capture him.

I might as well let my subordinates do whatever they want; those who want to slack off can slack off, and those who want to take it seriously can take it seriously.

Whether or not it can be found is not of much concern to Su Tu, and he won't care.

Now that he has received a personal letter from the king, asking him to put on a show, Su Tu is even less likely to pay attention to this matter.

Even so, he would still pretend, at least not writing it directly on paper like the king.

If this gets out, it will definitely cause a huge uproar.

The church would also get involved, adding fuel to the fire and delivering a fatal blow to the empire.

Therefore, writing this down on paper was indeed a foolish act.

But in Su Tu's eyes, this king didn't seem like the kind of person who would make such a basic mistake.

His mind wasn't muddled yet; it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say he was in a phase of high energy.

Therefore, it is clearly problematic to simply write down things that are merely for show.

Su Tu thought for a moment, wondering what kind of mentality would lead someone to do something so casual.

After a brief moment of thought, he understood and could roughly guess what the king's mindset was when he wrote the letter.

It's actually very simple; only indifferent people would be so casual.

So why did the king think it didn't matter if this matter was discovered?

It's quite simple: he felt that Su Tu wouldn't expose the letter.

The person who delivers this letter, or anyone who has come into contact with it, will not reveal its contents.

To put it simply, anyone who comes into contact with this letter will be silenced.

As for what kind of person can keep a secret forever, the answer is obvious: it is neither a person of trust nor a person of integrity, but a dead person.

If you think about it a little in this direction, it's easy to determine one thing.

Anyone who comes into contact with this letter will inevitably become a dead man, forever keeping the secret.

"I wonder if His Majesty the King will also add me to the list of the dead?"

Su Tu casually tossed the letter onto the table, a slight smile playing on his lips.

To be honest, if the king wanted to kill him, he would have to send out the entire empire's SSS-level powerhouses to do so.

Otherwise, he would kill the rest of them one by one, or two at a time.

His current strength is only at the level of an S-class powerhouse, but his first incarnation is an SSS-class powerhouse.

Although both the church and the empire are currently devising plans to encircle and destroy the calamities of foolishness.

But for Su Tu, it doesn't affect anything.

After all, he already knew the Church and the Empire's plans inside and out, and could escape from the loopholes in their plans at any time.

Besides, after some recent thought, he also decided to let the Foolish Calamity go out and lay low for a while.

Ideally, it should be near the location of the second incarnation, so that if anything happens there, the second incarnation can be protected as needed.

Unfortunately, the witch-hunting agency seems to have located Haliel's location, so it's necessary to take extra precautions.

As for the possibility that the king might silence him, Su Tu felt that the current situation, whether it was the matter of fooling the calamity or the witch, was enough to give the king a hard time.

I shouldn't be looking for trouble or adding to my worries anytime soon.

"However, His Majesty the King may very well silence me, so I'd better make some preparations."

Su Tu picked up the king's handwritten letter again, looked it over, and a slight smile appeared on his lips.