He had confessed.
Soon,
Tang Qing learned of their communication methods.
It turns out,
every task
was not conveyed through an "open letter" method.
In the entire "Kovalro" communication system,
there was generally no direct exchange of information; instead, they employed indirect methods involving a "translated version." No wonder the Command Room, despite having access to limited and wireless internet and phone services around the globe, couldn't find any trace of these guys.
Indeed, it was very clever.
For instance,
the man's "translated version" was a book on World History.
Every time there was a task,
he would log into an email account.
This email was provided by the Organization; he could log into this account and receive a string of complex numbers correlable to text within the book, a decoding rule known only to the heads of the branch offices.
By decoding this number,
he could learn the content of the task.
Each email account
