Dark Clouds on the Horizon

When he heard there was a list with two hundred names, Yu Nianzhen trembled lightly.

Just that snippet of information already told him a lot.

For such a list to exist, the organisation should have known the names of everyone who would enter the thousand herbs garden ahead of time. 

While this information was not a secret within the sects, it was not known by outsiders.

That the organisation could come up with the list meant they had spies in major sects and families.

As if that was not enough, they also had a fast way to communicate.

The reason for this assumption was that the sixteen regions were a distance from each other.

If the organisation relied on normal methods of communication, it was difficult to relay the information promptly.

However, all these were not what bothered Yu Nianzhen the most.

What bothered him the most was that the organisation required a lot of members to deal with the two hundred on the list.