"No, I've never seen it before."
Tina was brimming with emotion, but unfortunately, no one paid her much attention.
While Fu Qian smiled and said nothing, "Emily" didn't look at Tina either. After staring at Fu Qian for a long while, she really did answer his question.
"What a shame."
Fu Qian wasn't particularly dissatisfied with that answer. He merely sighed.
He'd always been willing to look for traces of the Full Moon Garden he'd first entered.
There were two reasons he'd asked just now. One was that highly familiar scene at the start of this mission.
The other was that he suspected the Old Hunter's identity.
If the Old Hunter really was a senior colleague, and had also appeared in a story like this, it couldn't hurt to look for something they had in common.
In Fu Qian's view, Emily's answer seemed fairly credible.
It wasn't that he particularly trusted her honesty. He was judging by her reaction.
After his question, Emily seemed even more suspicious than before, but not suspicious enough.
She seemed more suspicious because the question was obviously even more bizarre, making it more likely that she doubted his identity.
But she wasn't suspicious enough to conclude outright that he was the administrator.
To some extent, that proved that the experience he'd just mentioned wasn't something he and Emily had both gone through.
So he really was rather special after all. Was the Full Moon Garden not somewhere just anyone could enter?
Ever since his first mission, he seemed to have a strong connection with the moon.
"You can go."
After a performance worthy of someone who'd just finished a horoscope reading, Fu Qian kept his promise and casually told Emily she could leave.
Tina, who'd been dealt a blow, opened her mouth, but in the