"So you also think this wasn't the system's doing?"
Hearing Han Ru say that abducting those Liaison Group members had been Han Yun's own idea, I was somewhat surprised, which was why I asked.
"The system has been very quiet lately. If its basic functions weren't still operating normally, I'd suspect something had gone wrong with it."
Quiet?
Han Ru continued, "After the system dealt with me, it suddenly went quiet and stopped issuing any instructions to the GMs. So now the GMs can only act according to their own ideas. But they don't need to worry too much. Even if they make mistakes, it doesn't matter. If there really is an error, the system will correct it, or it can even directly fix it. As long as they don't make a fundamental mistake like mine—one that could threaten the system itself—the system is generally quite tolerant of GMs."
Ye Jinghong smiled. "In other words, as long as GMs don't threaten the system's security, it will tolerate whatever mistakes they make."
Han Ru nodded and said that was indeed the case. After all, the system could not directly do certain things. It had to rely on GMs to carry them out. Although it could influence ordinary people through its programming and have them complete certain tasks, there was one variable involved: Human heart. Human heart was fickle, and human heart was the most likely thing to break through the system's parameters.
"Human heart is fickle. That really is true!" I said with a bitter smile.
"So Han Yun and the others captured those Liaison Group members on her own initiative?"
I was still hung up on this matter, because Han Yun's actions had cast a layer of uncertainty over our relationship with those Liaison Groups.
Although I had rescued them