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Chapter 404 Perfect Answer

It was the first time Jarrett and the others had seen Tilda this angry.

Everyone froze for a moment, then voices rose one after another.

“Yes, we stand with Queen!”

“The Rosales Foundation is innocent. We’ll never attack them!”

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“Even if we stay as just a private group, that’s still better than crossing the line and living like hollow shells!”

“We don’t need that data vault anyway!”

“Hahaha…”

Benedict suddenly laughed. He even started clapping his hands.

“What are you laughing at?”

Tilda frowned, barely showing it.

Anyone else would think Benedict was mocking them–seeing them as too young and naive to throw away such a golden chance just because of pride.

But Tilda felt something different. His laugh didn’t carry mockery at all.

It felt more like … approval?

“You’ve passed the test, Comet Squad.

“As promised, you’ll have full independence. Your work won’t be much different from before.

“You’ll also get national–level support, and we’ll give you access to the national data vauk

“Of course, higher–level clearance in the vault has to be unlocked through your achievements. That’s part of the deal.”

His sudden words left everyone stunned.

Tilda narrowed her eyes, a dangerous gleam flashing there. “What do you mean by that?”

“Exactly what I said,” Benedict replied calmly. “Back when you hacked into the Hotel Morloss network and solved an international crisis that shocked the world, you already proved your strength.

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“That case stumped the cyber security centers of multiple countries. So in terms of ability, you’re the best. No doubt about it.

“There’s no mission too hard for you. But this trial wasn’t about skill–it was about whether you’d hold your ground in a critical moment. Whether you’d stick to your bottom line and not

waver.

“Like Wesley said, once you touch the national vault, we can’t guarantee you won’t leak anything. This wasn’t about ability–it was about character.”