Which try Am I Betraying?

  Li Aozzi indeed hadn't betrayed anyone.

  After all, as a transmigrator, he had many nationalities.

  In his previous life, he was from Yanxia, and in this life, he was from Frost Republic.

  Although he only had one at, Li Aozzi had many "nationalities."

  The Kingdom of Alranka, the Red Arrow Empire, the Federation of Fenesi, the Civilization of Gaxia, the Heroic Empire.

  Which try are you referring to?

  Besides, there are virtual nationalities like Star Alliance, Holy Terra Empire, Horde, Alliance, Great Wu Territory... aren't these even more numerous?

  Due to the sorship meism in "Star Abyss," certain words would automatically be repced with nonsensical terms.

  Li Aozzi wasn't worried about slipping up at all.

  When he first arrived at the Abyss Humanitariaried, but he couldn't say or write words like 'Yanxia' or 'Amerika.'

  Thanks to the system patch, thanks to the review, thanks to the river crab!

  Li Aozzi hadn't betrayed his true homend, so he wasn't worried about his expressions giving him away.

  No matter how muimotin interrogated him, Li Aozzi always answered fluently.

  "Where have you been hiding all this time?"

  "I was captured by the Abyss Humanitarian people. They drew my blood, extracted my bone marrow, and fed me various drugs. I finally found a ce, stole a car, and escaped."

  "The records show you don't have a driver's lise. How did you drive?"

  "I wasn't driving. It atient who escaped with me."

  "Who was that woman talking to you?"

  "She is Nuo Mi, an experimental subject at Abyss Humanitarian. She was driving."

  "Where is she now?"

  "I don't know what she's doing now."

  Nimotin squinted her eyes.

  Li Aozzi's answers were fwless, his rexed expression showed he was sincere.

  He wasn't lying, but he was also not telling the whole truth. Interrogation is an art, and Li Aozzi didn't say where Nuo Mi was; he just said he didn't know what she was doing "now."

  Li Aozzi was right under her nose, and Nuo Mi was not in his sight. Who knew what Nuo Mi was doing "now."

  'Has he undergone professional anti-interrogation training? Or does he simply believe he did nothing wrong?'

  She g Agent Yavanna standing on the hill behind her.

  Acc to this young dy's iigation and their interrogation of the smuggling ringleader and driver, Li Aozzi admitted his e to the Rose Army and even handed his phoo the driver, exging it for a cigarette pack but returning the cigarettes.

  This behavior itself was fusing... but the cigarette pack could be used for other purposes, like writing, passing information, marking targets, etc.

  Li Aozzi's psychological resilience was strong. Ordinary people should fear araordinary being—but he had just escaped from a boratory.

  As for the Abyss Humanitarian, she knew a bit about it, only remembering that the anization's leader wasn't normal.

  The more she asked, the stranger she found it: Li Aozzi's behavior was too good, seemingly excusable, but why would a normal person run to the outer world?

  Didn't he see this desote pce?

  'He doesn't seem like someone from the Rose Army, could he be from the Empire or the Sky Ring?'

  It seemed uhe Rose Army could cultivate such talent. Li Aozzi spoke with fidend justified his as, insisting he hadn't itted treason—the Rose Army hadablished a nation. Besides Frost Republic, which try could he betray?

  A security guard from a border vilge, with sedary education, who knew nothierday, how could he act so calm and posed now?

  The key was, acc to the lie detector, he was truly patriotic!

  Nimotin was no longer sidering the Rose Army. In her experience, even the Four Nations themselves had difficulty training such people.

  While Nimotin was getting more fused, Li Aozzi was being more at ease.

  Li Aozzi knew Nimotin's character and weakoo well.

  Li Aozzi had an [Assassin] friend who ter became an advance pyer in professional leagues. When he entered Nimotin's quest, the final battle disgusted him so much that he researched her thhly, even bringing Li Aozzi and a group of streamers to steal her files from Law IV headquarters.

  In the files, the Frost gover seriously evaluated Nimotin:

  "...she cks basion sense. Her education level is low, only high school, and she relied solely on personal bat skills to rise. She is unsuitable for infiltration work, has panizational skills, and aeam dynamid flicts. However, her individual bat power is siderable. Sendio suppress riots is a good choice."

  With all the information, they even found Nimotin's bank card password. Almost all [Assassin] mai guides relied on the decrypted information they obtained.

  Nimotin was truly strong but also truly dumb.

  After Li Aozzi answered fluently, Nimotiroubled.

  As a brute who only dealt with rebels, suppressed the Rose Army, and struck down strikers, she had never met someone so cooperative.

  The key was, she knew he had issues but couldray information.

  After asking for a while, Nimoti like her brain was overloading. She calmed herself, realizing this approach wasn't w.

  Li Aozzi was shivering from the cold, not appearing to be stalling for time.

  After a long interrogation, she finally sidered a possibility:

  'Could Li Aozzi be an undercent from another try?'

  She began asking i questions about ethnic cultures.

  Li Aozzi found it amusing. Having stayed on Blue P for two versions, even if he didn't check the official website daily, he was well-informed through social media and various information sources, making him very knowledgeable about Blue P's cultures.

  Ask him about the storyline, he might not remember much, but he clearly remembered all the delicacies, beauties, and series.

  After a round of questioning, Li Aozzi, a native of the Red Arrow Empire, made Nimotin doubt if she was from Frost Republic.

  While Nimotin was fused, Li Aozzi rexed, reminisg about his time in the Red Arrow Empire.

  Rexation helps ter interrogation, especially with a fool like Nimotin, who might resort to torture if agitated.

  With high [Charisma], Li Aozzi's words naturally carried affinity and attraaking people unsciously trust and listen to him.

  He wasn't in a hurry. Nuo Mi wasn't as knowledgeable about vehicles as Qiu Ran. The more time he bought for Nuo Mi, the better.

  To keep himself rexed, he began reminisg about the past.

  In Li Aozzi's heart, the Red Arrow Empire among the Four Natiohe most nostalgia, mainly because of its excellent citizen bes and development opportunities—if you worked hard, you'd be rewarded.

  Although none of the Four Natioruly good, the Empire left maiful memories for him.

  Moreover, those who participated in the 2.0 version storyline of the Red Arrow Empire often resonated with it.

  It was a nation that endured tless hardships abacks, suffered territorial losses, fn invasions, and ehrough resilient national baes, leading to revival and prosperity.

  Besides, the Empire's domineering style and powerful national stru were very attractive, especially in terms of culture and music.

  "In that case," Nimotin said, "sing yreat mothernd's national anthem."

  Li Aozzi didn't hesitate:

  "From the coast of Elga, to the peak of Dava Long, the crimson arrow, forward without hesitation—"

  The moment, Nimotin raised her prosthetic arm, a barrel emerging from her palm, aiming at Li Aozzi's forehead:

  "Damn it, you imperial dog!"