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As soon as Gu Xi heard it, he understood what Ah Shan meant.
The mission was the most important thing right now, and there were only five of them. As long as one person went out to fight, Ah Shan's side would be short-handed.
Most importantly, Ah Shan knew very well that they had no way to kill the enemy Red Equipment Player.
Neither side could kill the other, so they could only think of ways to play dirty.
In that case, why would Ah Shan do something so thankless?
"We move forward. Before the enemy jumps out, we ignore them."
Under Ah Shan's orders, the team moved forward again.
Only this time, everyone was clearly much more careful.
As they advanced, Ah Shan would always remind them not to touch those shadows.
As long as they did not activate the shadows, the Black Sky Curtain on the other side would have no way to lock onto Gu Xi and the others.
When the time came, they could simply complete the mission first, take the mission rewards, and slip away.
Wouldn't one or two pieces of Red Equipment, or five to seven pieces of Quasi Red Equipment, be tempting?
Why did they have to insist on clashing head-on here with enemies who could not be killed?
Even someone like Gu Xi, who loved slaughtering players left and right, did not need to think too hard about something like this.
Red Equipment Players—now was not the time.
Gu Xi raised his head slightly and released the shadow trapped by the Nether Spirit Flower in his hand.
After that, he quickly followed behind Ah Shan and headed along the route they had set at the beginning.
Although Ah Shan always seemed to have