Even the weakest party in a three-way rotation had ways to seize the initiative.
For example, by making the other two unable to tell where he had rotated to—or whether he was still rotating at all.
For Fu Qian, although there were still many things he could not confirm, one conclusion was more or less clear—whether he entered the attending physician's office mattered greatly to the other two.
So this was where the room for maneuver came in?
So far, both the Director and Selvis had given off the impression that they had the whole map revealed.
His every move was under surveillance, every development under their control. Even the choice of whether to enter the room had become part of the game.
That was where the title Director came from—and now there were even two Directors.
But no matter how many Directors there were, what if they simply could not see what the actor was doing?
Surely not many people would dare to cut something like this directly into the final film and submit it for review, right?
What he had just done was actually very simple: make the two players with god's-eye views lose their visual advantage.
Not only had the Unyielding Man beside him been sent away, but no living thing had been left on this entire floor.
And he was not done yet. As he mapped out the structure of the basement level in his mind, Fu Qian shut off every light and closed every door along the way.
The facts proved that the Unyielding Man had taken his task seriously. Once he agreed, he really did take everyone away, leaving not a single person behind.
And as the underground section of the building, once it lost its artificial lighting, its visibility plummeted. In the literal