As Yu Xunge turned to look her over, Mountains Yudun also took a moment to raise her eyes and glance at the player holding the Ignorant Game.
Fragrant Branch's Flower Branch, the golden Longsword at her waist that was the Companion Thunder only Celestial Phenomenon possessed, and an abnormally pale complexion that looked somewhat connected to the undead.
Mountains Yudun asked, "How many special bullets have you gotten for this gun?"
Yu Xunge: Four. Yudun, Arrogance, Romance, and Brilliance.
For the first time, Mountains Yudun's gaze lingered on this player for more than three seconds. She asked, "What's your name?"
Yu Xunge imitated her, sitting cross-legged on the grass and answering whatever she asked: Chaotic Star Sea, Zai Jiu Xunge.
A duplicate's personality could differ greatly from the original's, but certain aspects of their fundamental nature remained very similar. Both their previous clashes and the Yudun she had come to know through Godly Instruction had given her some understanding of Yudun.
Yudun did not actually dislike chatting. People unfamiliar with her might assume someone like her preferred concise, efficient conversation. That was not wrong, exactly. It was like a threshold for conversation: if someone was too stupid and liked spouting nonsense, Yudun would quickly lose interest. But things were different once someone crossed that threshold.
In fact, Yudun had one very bad habit-she loved analyzing conversation partners who interested her.
It was as though she had a system in her head that would shock her if she did not analyze one or two living beings every day, or analyze her conversation partner's personality and thoughts while they talked.
But the prerequisite was that you had to spark Yudun's curiosity and desire to analyze. Once she was curious about you, she would chase you down to talk, and you could not