Doctor: Luck Was Never Important

The standard truth will, the pious rhetoric of truth.

Although everything Wang Mou said was true, Cheng Shi secretly shook his head. He did not believe a single word.

He felt that this believer in truth was no simple man. He simply did not yet know what the other party had hidden in this sharing session. Besides, there had to be some mystery on the mine that he had yet to understand, which was why every teammate who had explored the mine had become far stranger than before.

Cheng Shi raised his head slightly. His gaze toward the mine grew puzzled and profound. Just as he was still pondering this, Blind Man greeted the investigator beside her.

"Your aura has become much livelier, Investigator. Did you receive some good news?"

Li Wufang froze, apparently not expecting Blind Man to speak to him. He smiled and shook his head.

"No. Not at all.

"Other than reducing some of the Doctor's burdens and keeping an eye on Yadelik for everyone, I haven't gained anything else.

"I'm not as lucky as the Doctor, able to find all these good things. I've been terribly unlucky. I only ran into an ugly man.

"The leader of the Proxy Hand hurried to the mine, apparently intending to summon his underlings for something. I didn't find out the details, nor did I want to waste time investigating. I only knew that if he gathered a group, exploring the mine might become more difficult for us, so I conveniently tied him up first.

"However, you all seem very interested in this 'mine master.' Come to think of it, does that mean I've made a tiny contribution to the team?

"When the time comes to reward everyone according to their achievements, will I also get a share of the