"We've asked about this."

Renard said in a tone with a little confusion on his face.

Allen heard something was wrong, but he didn't mean to ask because he could hear that Renard's meaning was not finished and that he had the meaning of continuing to speak.

"But Mr. Buck's answer to us is a bit strange."

"What a strange method?"

Allen was a little puzzled, looked at Renard's face with interest, looked at his frown as if he had eaten stinky tofu, and felt an unexpectedly interesting feeling in his heart.

To be honest, Renard always looks like a sleepy salted fish that seems to be uninterested in anything.

If he hadn't had thick hair, he would have been very similar to a bald demon in Alan's previous life.

But even so, watching Renard's sleepy salted fish face turn into a word of embarrassment, Alan suddenly felt happy and felt a sincere pleasure.

However, Allen did not show this happiness because he considered Renard's emotions.

He just pressed his chin slightly, his eyes were calm, as if he was thinking deeply about the possibility of this, and he had no intention of joking about the other party at all.

"Mr. Barker said that Austin was not a big deal, and it could even be said to have gained some benefits."

"We don't need to do anything extra, we just need to wait quietly for Austin to wake up."

Perhaps because Allen's acting skills are pretty good, Renard did not notice Allen's quips at all, and recounted the instructions Buck gave them in a very concise manner.

"Um?"

Hearing this, Alan did not continue to project his attention on Renard's face, but began to seriously think about what Buck said meant.

"Do you see anything?"

Allen thought for a while, then gave up thinking and asked Renard.

It’s not that Allen couldn’t think of it, but on the contrary, all kinds of speculations appeared in his mind in a very short period of time.

However, all these speculations were unproven delusions and had no meaning before seeing Austin.

Although Allen can filter out the vast number of possibilities, eliminate impossible options, and then constantly approach the truth.

But the problem is that this kind of reasoning without direct evidence, relying solely on logic and indirect clues, not only takes a long time, but also consumes much more energy than the former method.

Is it because Allen can't see Austin, why bother making things difficult for himself like this?

Besides, Alan stopped Renard's opinion now, and did not directly agree with the other party's opinion.

But because Allen was having a meal now, he couldn't visit Austin immediately, so he treated it as a pre-reach.

"You don't have an impression?"

However, Renard was a little confused about Allen's questions.

Then, looking at Alan's confused look on his face, Renard said in a rather strange tone: "Austin's ward is next to you."

"What!"

Allen exclaimed in a rather surprised tone, unconsciously increasing the tone by three degrees.

Hearing this, Allen subconsciously wanted to find out his perception and spread in the direction he had walked before.
Chapter completed!