I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

At a farm in the outskirts of Dongxin Prefecture, a middle-aged man was nimbly scaling a fence.

As a newly established federal state, Dongxin Prefecture boasts highly modernized infrastructure in its main urban areas. However, unlike other states with various towns and villages, it only features scattered modern farms in its suburbs.

In reality, Dongxin Prefecture isn't considered prosperous in the eastern part of the Federation. After its establishment, it didn't become the new economic center of the easternmost Federation as the federal government initially envisioned. Instead, it inadvertently became a semi-cultural center. Southern Federation restaurants are ubiquitous there, groups of Northern Federation people can occasionally be seen on the streets, and the Returned Saint Sect, originating from the Western Federation, has completely taken root here. He could imagine that if everything went smoothly, in a few decades, the sect's infiltration here might not be weaker than in some Western Federation cities.

It's a pity that this vision has been shattered by the recent death of a local high-ranking official. To truly infiltrate Dongxin Prefecture, far from the Western Federation, requires not just powerful divine art users, but also painstakingly cultivated locals.

But it was all because of them. The church was the one that ultimately attracted these demons. They originally wanted to join forces with summoned devils to kill these demons, which was one of the countless cover-up plans they and the Federation used to interfere with the Divine Firmament Prophecy. In the end, they were digging their own graves.

The Federation members and the church at the time may not have realized what caused their plan to fail, but looking back now, many people will notice one important figure.

Ma En, the top Tier IV ability user who led the Salvation Alliance against the Federation in the Southern Federation, defeated the fully armed Ivani in a head-on confrontation, and recently performed meritorious service for the Federation again.

At that time, he was here dealing with devils and demons for the Coordination Bureau. Although internal investigations by the Federation suggest that there seems to be no problem with him, it would also sound reasonable to say that this matter is related to him.

Moreover, neither the Federation nor the church truly realized Ma En's secret.

The man climbed over the farmland and arrived at the front door of the house, raising his hand and knocking heavily a few times.

There was no obvious sound from inside, but he could feel that the owner of the house had heard and reacted to his knocking. She was nervously watching the closed-circuit television.

She obviously didn't expect to have visitors, but after hesitating for a few seconds, she quietly walked to the closet and rummaged through a few small items, stuffing them into her arms. Then, she cautiously walked to the position behind the door and shouted outside:

"Who is it?"

The man wasn't prepared for this question, but he still immediately gave an answer:

"If you're asking for my name, you can call me Wu."

The woman behind the door was silent for a few seconds, she had realized that the visitor was not friendly:

"I'm asking for your identity."

The man calmly replied:

"I am from the Southern Federation, representing the will of the sun."

This sentence pushed the woman's tension to the extreme. She knew very well what this sentence meant, but no matter what, she couldn't figure out when she had provoked the Southern Federation's divine mandate.

And weren't these lunatics not supposed to leave the Southern Federation at will?

But under the pressure of the word "sun", she slowly opened the door. If the man outside the door claimed to represent other deities, she might have hesitated, but this deity was different from the others.

Standing in front of the door was a middle-aged man who looked very calm, but at first glance, he was quite ordinary. It was hard to associate him with the strongest heretical god's child of destiny. However, he probably wasn't an important figure if he could find her.

"I have retired from the extraordinary world," she said with some vigilance and worry. "I don't know how you found me, but the church signed a hidden order with me. They guaranteed my safety."

The Hidden Order is a special retirement agreement that guarantees former clergy members can completely say goodbye to the past and leave the extraordinary world and the church itself. Many organizations have similar things, but the church's conditions should be considered good among these organizations. They not only give retirees enough wealth, but also protect their privacy and erase their past through various means to prevent retaliation from the past.

She signed almost the highest-level Hidden Order, which was thanks to her early achievements. That is to say, under normal circumstances, even a team of Tier IV ability users who are good at tracking and finding people would find it difficult to find her, let alone these heretical god's followers.

Her words were questioning how the man found her.

Wu didn't hide anything about this:

"The church didn't reveal your information. We found you ourselves. Their measures can be considered very comprehensive, but for us, it's just a matter of whether it's worth it."

The woman nervously looked behind him, and at the same time, she had already begun to quietly operate multiple blessed items stored with divine arts in her arms, but these didn't make her feel any peace of mind.

Since the other party had already found her, it was absolutely impossible for her to have a chance to leave alive.

She took half a step back and said with a warning tone:

"The church still knows I'm here. If you attack me, they will know sooner or later, and since they let me live, it means I don't have any information worth asking."

The man said:

"They will sign a Hidden Order with you because your grandfather was a saint. The church couldn't kill you just because you have the risk of exposing their secrets, but you don't have to worry..."

"I'm not here for Chen Yun."

She showed a surprised expression and questioned in a disbelieving tone:

"Then what are you here for?"

Wu said calmly:

"If I wanted to attack Chen Yun, I wouldn't come to you. It would only alert the enemy, but my purpose is indeed somewhat related to her. You should still remember that she had a childhood playmate who was as close as a brother when she was young."

The woman asked with some doubt:

"Ma En?"

Wu nodded:

"So you don't have to worry that I want to kill you. No one needs to know about our conversation today. What I want to know is not something important, just information about Ma En in his childhood.

"You watched him live in the orphanage for more than ten years."

The woman nodded:

"That's right, until I couldn't bear to collude with them, I finally left there and exchanged these conditions with the church, but I don't understand why you would be curious about Ma En's affairs."

The man smiled and said:

"You don't need to understand, just answer."

There's more at night