Adams had never expected the Group owner to reply. Before this Cthulhu Mission, they had already tried speaking to the Group owner through their game accounts several times, but had received no response whatsoever.
Yet, unexpectedly, the Group owner replied this time.
"What makes you think you'll be able to survive next time as well?" the Group owner asked.
Seeing this, Adams hurriedly typed, "With the cheat, we can keep reviving. As long as we don't die, we'll eventually crack the mission and return."
"So I only need him, right?" the Group owner said.
The meaning was simple: Why should I cooperate with all of you? I only need to cooperate with Mo Qiong.
It was not even really cooperation. As long as he controlled Mo Qiong, he would possess both the game and the cheat, effectively becoming the GM.
Adams was overjoyed, but he put on an expression of fury and shock as he typed, "He's one of us. What do you mean?"
The Group owner said, "Nothing in particular. I just want to know—without the cheat, even if you have superpowers, what use are they in this game?"
That was the plain truth. In a game with the Cthulhu setting, as long as one did not use cheats, superhumans were actually no different from ordinary people.
Although they had cleared this stage through Master Gou's will and Adams's hearing, without Mo Qiong's help in providing Revival Coins, purification spells, the Purification Necklace, and luring monsters, they would never even have been able to play the game, much less meet Cthulhu.
"I'm curious. What would happen if he entered the game with you?" the Group owner said again.
Everyone crowded around the computer. Their expressions darkened when they saw those words.
Adams frowned and typed, "Heh, you left him