Godly Game: Building Blocks and Me 96

—"Did you really think that little Gingerbread Man was special, so you recognized me?"

Yu Xunge saw B's delight and vaguely guessed that there might not have been any contract-based resonance at all. Still, she had no intention of spoiling the mood. What was wrong with making a friend happy? She readily admitted, "Yeah. I just felt that was you. You were different from the other little Gingerbread Men."

B: "She recognized me at a glance and even said I was different from the other little Gingerbread Men."

D: "...Oh."

It was not actually very interested.

B: "She recognized me at a glance and even said I was different from the other little Gingerbread Men."

D: "Please turn off your Auto-Reply. Thanks."

D did not know how to describe its current feelings.

After concealing B's serial number, it recounted the matter to the Mechanical Race group chat—though, in truth, it would have been fine even if it had not concealed it. Because of the rules, even after contracting with players, they could not reveal secrets between other Mechanical Race members and players to their masters.

It emphasized B's remarkable reaction.

Everyone was shocked. Only one senior who had been lurking for years suddenly surfaced and asked a different question.

Y1130: Ask your friend whether she knows a dragon called Lizhou.

B, which had been watching the chat all along, fell silent.

Even if you're my idol, that was way too filthy.

Yu Xunge brought B to a stop before a massive open-air game arena.

This was one of the games Tulan had played at February Amusement Park, and it was also one of the more unusual game rules Yu Xunge had heard from Tulan. When she had left Sixteenth Month Amusement Park before, she had specifically found this game and