Dracula: Haven't you all been in the club for quite some time now?
My Name's Different from Yours, and It Feels Great: What are you talking about? The newest member only joined three days ago.
Dracula: After such a long period of interaction and some cooperation, I believe we've all developed deep bonds. As a veteran member of the club, I've decided to organize an offline gathering. I hope everyone can spare the time to attend and deepen our communication.
My Name's Different from Yours, and It Feels Great: A bunch of lunatics are holding an offline gathering, and you're not afraid someone will die?
Red Shoes: Hey, I'm not a lunatic.
My Name's Different from Yours, and It Feels Great: I am. Thanks for asking—I have the documentation to prove it.
Night Owl: Are there any benefits to attending the gathering?
Clockwork Orange: Why did you suddenly decide to hold an offline gathering?
Dracula: There are many reasons. But I'm sure you all know that the global situation has recently come under extremely violent pressure, especially with Kindling and the Technological Church in the south becoming increasingly reckless. We members of the club—without meaning to brag—are all the most promising ability users. So if we can learn about one another's needs in advance, or even form an alliance, it will benefit everyone.
My Name's Different from Yours, and It Feels Great: So if we take each other out ahead of time, we can reduce a lot of competition?
Night Owl: Are there any benefits to attending the gathering?
Red Shoes: I really didn't expect that an offline gathering would still be possible after the Crimson Moon incident. It's pretty tempting...
Clockwork Orange: We used to be afraid to reveal even our real identities to each other, and now we're