She had also figured on the big surname Ito—there were definitely Japanese special agents lurking in Hua Country; in wartime, who could possibly check all that clearly?
As for that so‑called "Shina mother," she really couldn't stand saying it: "If you hadn't bombed my family to death, would I have ended up coming to a hospital to scrounge for food?"
That one line choked the female spy into silence; her fearlessness, her openness and casual manner, the complete lack of psychological burden, had these people puzzling over her for a long time.
The more complicated a person is, the more they complicate things themselves; Yishui had noticed exactly this, and chose a simpler, more straightforward way to interface with them.
