Fu Hongbo's guide glared angrily at Chen Changan, but made no move.
Seeing the other man's reaction, Chen Changan smiled.
He'd guessed right!
"You can't give me justice, so I'll find it myself. What's wrong with that?" Chen Changan asked with a smile.
"Chen Changan, aren't you afraid we'll step in and erase you?" the leader asked coldly.
"You're guides. You're the guardians of the rules."
"But I believe your rules don't include letting outsiders like us kill one another, do they?"
"If you could interfere, he... would've stepped in already."
"The fact that he didn't means one of your rules is that guides can't interfere in any way with those taking the test."
"The only thing you can interfere with is the test itself, right?"
At Chen Changan's words, the guides fell silent. Their silence was the best answer.
It proved that Chen Changan had guessed correctly.
"So if we still refuse, you'll kill them all?"
"Of course not. I just can't guarantee who I'll kill next."
"Do you think the living matter more to you, or the dead? I'm sure you know the answer."
"This shouldn't be a hard choice, should it?"
Chen Changan's meaning was clear: once someone died, all the benefits they wanted would be gone.
But as long as everyone stayed alive, the test could continue. They might even earn some results and reap rewards.
"You have your rules, but people need to know how to bend them."
"Even if they can take the test alongside me, do you think they'll be as fast as I am?"
"Can they keep up with me?"
"Why be so stubborn and make everyone unhappy?"
Everything Chen Changan said was reasonable. The guides furrowed their brows and fell into thought.
"Why didn't you say all that earlier? Why wait