Game Invasion: Addicted to Snatching the Male and Female Leads' Destinies
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Yu Xunge set the chat channel to hidden mode before opening it and began sharing the information she had gathered.
[Zai Jiu Xunge]: Domain Twenty-Three, Lighthouse. I ran into Quiet Mountains' Dawn Cicada, the silver-haired version. [Zai Jiu Xunge]: She seems to have mistaken me for Quiet Mountains' Zai Jiu Xunge, though that's still uncertain. Yan Tu, are you still there? Just how different am I from the Zai Jiu Xunge here?
The battlefield chat channel also allowed typing through thought. Even if Yan Tu was restrained right now, she could still send messages mentally. However, for players like them, whose reactions were extremely fast, typing through thought could easily produce too much meaningful or meaningless language in a single second.
In other words, they might accidentally blurt out their innermost thoughts...
[Zai Jiu Smoke Disciple]: Very different, extremely different. Anyone who knows either of you can tell you apart without knowing you very well. Even when you're both expressionless, you're different. I was there when you argued with Dawn Cicada and when you lost your temper with the deity in the Temple. Even at your angriest, you aren't all that threatening. You only make people curious, unable to resist analyzing what you're feeling at that moment and what you'll do afterward, because even when you're angry, it comes with a rich range of other emotions. As long as someone has been good to you, even your hatred of them isn't pure, like with that deity. Ah, I've gone off topic. Very interesting. Sorry, I didn't mean to rub salt in your wounds.
Yu Xunge: ...Yan Tu, if chatting is inconvenient, you don't have to answer me.
This was the longest thing Yan Tu had said since they had met.
Clearly, Yu Xunge wasn't the only
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