"How should we address the three of you?"
"From what I heard, you don't seem to have fallen into this town today. You've already been here for several days? May I ask how you got in?"
Jiang Qiao asked.
The three Evolvers stopped talking and looked at Jiang Qiao with slight frowns.
"We've indeed been here for several days."
"But that has nothing to do with you. As long as you stay on the second floor, nothing will happen to you for now." The young man who had brought Jiang Qiao here spoke in a deep voice. "Once we find a way out, you can leave with us."
"Don't ask about anything else."
The boy was even more direct. "I'm saying, you're a grown man. How can you be so clueless?"
"Is that something you should be asking?"
"What good will asking do?"
"Can you help us? When ghosts show up, it'll be a blessing if an ordinary person like you doesn't get in the way. Don't pry into things for no reason. It won't do you any good."
"You just happened to run into us."
"If it had been someone else..."
"With just those few words, you might've suffered terribly—or even lost your life."
The world was chaotic now.
Supernatural incidents were occurring everywhere.
Special Ability Users had become honored guests of various factions, or had simply gathered forces of their own and established factions.
To them—
Did an ordinary person's life even count as a life?
If they were even slightly displeased,
they might kill someone outright.
That was why the dozen or so people upstairs had stopped discussing things after the boy mocked them.
They were afraid that some careless remark might offend him.
And bring disaster upon themselves.
Jiang Qiao smiled faintly, his tone revealing no