Before heading out.
Su Wen pressed the ESC key.
He checked the feature that had just been added to the game a day ago:
Letter from a Distant Anonymity New cognitive bias: Appearance Adjustment (effective only on oneself) (duration: one game)
This feature was exactly what he needed right now.
Adhering to the principle of rational spending, Su Wen decisively used World Influence.
Through Time Travel, he activated a "cognitive displacement" of his appearance in other people's minds.
That way.
Even if he was the newly famous legendary racer, "Detroit,"
And had left behind handsome side profiles or silhouettes in countless newspapers and video materials.
It would probably still be difficult for strangers to associate the two of them.
Afterward.
He elegantly adjusted his clothes.
Then pushed the door open and stepped out.
Stage objective: Search for clues related to the Tidal Sect
Perhaps the travelers who tried hardest not to draw attention were the most likely to be hiding secrets.
The yacht's corridors were dominated by dark brown tones, framed with gilded trim.
The surroundings were decorated with paintings rich in the style of the Classical Era of Europa.
The ceiling was painted with a magnificent golden caisson.
Su Wen strolled while observing and gathering information.
This cruise ship, named the Collins, was of an exceptionally high class. It had buffet restaurants, swimming pools, clubs... everything one could need.
But the sun had not even set yet. Compared with the ballroom for the evening banquet,
He had an even better option right now:
The yacht deck.
The moment Su Wen stepped out of the corridor.
The scenery of the sea suddenly came into view.
Golden sunlight spilled across the water, making the entire surface shimmer with rippling light.
Seabirds flew freely through the azure sky.
At the