While the others watched the recordings, Bai Zhi watched them as well. Unlike watching recordings from other people's perspectives, watching his own recordings did not cost anything.
After watching the entire thing at thirty times speed, Bai Zhi pondered over it for quite a while.
This 1VS9 game might have looked like he held the upper hand from start to finish, but in reality, it had been quite difficult.
Yue Mu and Wan Si Feng had been manageable enough, but Shang Jiuyue, Hermit Wuwei, and Ke Nai had each been harder to deal with than the last.
The format of this game was actually quite simple when laid bare—it was something akin to a game of tag.
Based on the overall evaluations of the games the players had experienced before, the person with the highest evaluation would become the "ghost."
The "ghost's" task was to wipe out all the other players. If even one player escaped, it would be considered a failure. The other players' main quest was to escape the school, while their hidden quest was to identify the ghost. Failure to escape would likewise be considered a failure.
Throughout the game, the "ghost" could not directly harm the players. It could only act against them once they stepped into a trap.
There were several kinds of so-called traps.
The first kind consisted of various atmospheric scenarios, such as the bone-chilling feeling Wan Si Feng experienced upon entering the Archives Room, the extreme silence Bai Zhi and the others encountered in the corridor, the torrential rain that fell across the campus... and so on.
The advantage of this type of trap was that it could be deployed on a large scale and had no real weaknesses. Its downside, however, was that it had no killing power whatsoever. It was