However, Moze merely shook his head.
"You can't do it. Right now, you shouldn't be thinking about his safety either."
Star Girl scratched her head and complained, "You're so heartless."
Dan Heng was also somewhat puzzled. "Isn't he your friend? Are you just going to abandon him?"
Even after hearing Dan Heng and Star Girl, Moze remained calm, without the slightest change in expression.
"I am the guard of the Yaoqing general, not his. I have seen that giant wolf fight. I have sufficient judgment to know that trying to save him would be the same as throwing our lives away."
Though his words sounded cold, they were rational enough.
Rather than being put off, the players felt that it was highly realistic.
Dan Heng and the others in the game could not refute him either.
They did not agree with abandoning a companion, but they also understood that his choice was the correct one.
"In any case, I will not waste my life on such a meaningless option. While you were on your way here, I had been stealthily tailing these escapees."
"Their plan is to seal every entrance and exit of Cloudford Prison and delay the time before the outside world learns of this."
"So, the worst outcome is that we all die beneath that giant wolf's claws, Cloudford Prison is sealed shut, no one learns of our situation, and for a long time, no one knows they have escaped."
"And the best outcome is—"
Star Girl promptly picked up the thread. "Both sides get locked in here together."
"There are smart people here after all." Moze glanced at Star Girl in surprise.
She looked so blank and silly, yet she had actually thought of that.
"That's right. The best outcome is to seal the gates and be