A reward?
Chen Changan's question clearly made the other party hesitate. It seemed he had never expected such a question.
"What? Don't tell me you've never lost?" Chen Changan asked with a smile.
"I really have never lost, so I don't know what the reward should be. But I know what the punishment is."
"The punishment is that you have to stay here forever and play with me."
"But come to think of it, that doesn't count as punishment, does it? Don't you like playing?"
The other party's tone was filled with confusion, even incomprehension. Chen Changan could tell that this fellow had no clear concept of right and wrong, good and evil.
Because no one had ever taught him such things. Ever since he had come into being, he had been trapped here, so his mind had likely remained in its most primitive state—in other words, like that of an infant.
To him, he simply wanted someone to keep him company. As for everything else, he had never considered it, much less cared about it.
In his eyes, having someone play with him was a happy thing, so he believed others should feel the same way.
That was why he said it was not punishment and could even be a reward. In his mind, companionship was the best thing of all.
"We don't need someone to play with us, because we have friends, companions, and loved ones."
"We have never lacked companionship."
"So to us, this isn't a reward."
"If you don't have a reward that can move us, we won't play with you," Chen Changan said with a smile.
Hearing Chen Changan's words, the other party froze again. Clearly, he was pondering what Chen Changan had just said.
"You mean that if you have friends, companions, and loved