Information gaps had always been a major cause of death among the shop employees, especially in a mission centered on intelligence.
Perhaps, if Tiannan Academy of Drama had made all its campus rules public,
then the difficulty of this mission would have been greatly reduced for these shop employees, who were almost all in the "first tier" of strength.
After more than an hour of analysis, Luo Ge arrived at a conclusion:
"The campus rules need to be found and compiled by us ourselves."
This was undoubtedly terrible news. It meant the difficulty had risen once again, and the workload would more than double.
And that also meant more people would die.
Perhaps that was why this mission had involved as many as twenty shop employees.
At certain times, human lives were the most important source of intelligence.
But Lu Chen's death had been far too unjust. He had been unable to use any of his Sin Objects or even his abilities before dying in the first wave of attacks.
There were almost no clues in the early stages of the mission. In such a desperate situation, surviving the first round depended on luck.
It took Ai Chan a while to process Luo Ge's theory. In the end, he nodded in agreement and asked:
"What happened to all of you?"
The situation on the Third Floor had actually been much better. At the very least, the shop employees there had been luckier than those on the seventh floor, though there had been a few minor incidents.
Chen Xu was the only shop employee on the Third Floor who had broken a rule, so he was the first to respond:
"When I woke up, I was in Room 301. I'd gotten into the wrong bed too, but when they discovered it,