As expected, it's just a generic response after all.
In most accountability situations, subjective intent is a major factor.
Regardless of the specific motive in this case, claiming to be lost first is perfectly reasonable.
Especially since this person genuinely looks like they are lost.
In the midst of question and answer, Fu Qian also scrutinized the appearance of the woman at position three.
Though her face wasn't visible, her attire alone didn't suggest the look of someone up to no good.
It even seemed unlikely she was a staff member.
Perhaps it can't compare to the Executioner's attire earlier, but it's certainly splendidly dressed, adorned with jewels.
A honored guest invited to the banquet?
This image seems more fitting for such a character, almost reminding Fu Qian of the headless courtly ladies he saw in Bronze Lady.
But then, a problem similar to the earlier scene arises.
The tone of communication between these two isn't quite right, is it?
