Facing O'Connor's doubts, Xu Nan smiled faintly, confidence written all over his face:
"Quite the opposite."
"What you can't see is what you fear most."
This was common sense on Earth, but for civilizations from another world, it was clearly a brand-new experience.
A thoughtful look appeared on O'Connor's face.
After a long while, he finally nodded approvingly:
"What you said makes a lot of sense."
"After all, the unknown is the greatest fear. Struggle beneath the shadows long enough, and you'll always feel there are even more shadows everywhere."
"Come to think of it, if I hadn't gotten the script beforehand, I probably would have been deeply wary too!"
At that, O'Connor's eyes suddenly lit up. He excitedly grabbed Xu Nan's hands:
"You are simply a genius writer!"
"And while I may not be a genius actor, I should be pretty good myself, right?"
"How about we work together and open a theater in Anonymous City?"
Before Xu Nan could react, O'Connor began passionately expounding on his ideals.
He planned to buy a plot of land from Xu Nan in the heart of Anonymous City and build a grand theater!
As a legendary Bard, O'Connor naturally possessed top-tier strength and resources. Yet according to him, he had never pursued this dream for various reasons.
This time, at Screaming Outpost, he had tasted what it was like to be an actor, and suddenly realized that this was his true calling!
He yearned to perform in more plays.
Once that bold thought surfaced, it could no longer be contained.
Xu Nan watched O'Connor excitedly mutter to himself. At first, he was rather bewildered, but later, he began to see what was going on.
Whether O'Connor's emotions were genuine or not, he was actually making a request of Xu Nan.
He hoped