"Leave together?" The crowd erupted in uproar, never expecting Su Yu to come up with such a solution.
"So that means," the elderly man scratched his head, "those who go in first can't leave either, and have to wait a long time before they can go, right?"
"That's right," Luc Vandero replied.
Luc added, "I think this is very reasonable!"
To be honest, this method suited him perfectly.
Luc Vandero had originally been second from last. Now that everyone would leave at the same time, he would suffer almost no loss, nor would he feel psychologically unbalanced.
"Uh..." Many people wore expressions caught between laughter and tears.
The elderly man smiled wryly. "It is fair, but if everyone comes out together, wouldn't that waste a lot of people's time? Especially the first batch to enter."
"What kind of nonsense is that? Isn't my time time too?" Luc Vandero glared and retorted, "You go in first, so don't I have to wait outside? You're afraid of wasting time inside, but the years I spend waiting outside don't count as time?"
Luc Vandero's presence was far more imposing than the old man's, frightening him into silence at once.
"Uh..." Everyone looked at one another.
This really could resolve the dispute. If everyone came out at the same time, entering early or late would make no difference.
However, the first group to enter would indeed be delayed inside for a very long time—perhaps several years.
After thinking it over, Luc Vandero decided to persuade everyone, since this method benefited him.
He put on a serious expression and said, "I believe everyone can agree to this plan."
"Why?" Everyone turned to look at him.
"First, this truly resolves the conflict. Entering early or late will be the same, so naturally there will be no