"Why did you deal with the body?" a player from this district asked the hat-wearing player. "If you didn't kill her, what did you mean by doing that? Do you have the second note?"
The hat-wearing player met the other players' gazes. "So what he said was true?"
"You can see the first and third notes right here. That makes it unlikely he's lying, but you're another matter," the local player said.
"He only said you dealt with the body. He didn't say you killed anyone or that you had the note," the male player who had ambushed Xu Huo said irritably. "I've already handed over my note. What's stopping you from talking? Time is life. Wasting time is murder."
"It'd be better for everyone if you told us," Zhou Yuanzhu said. "You can't beat all of us anyway."
"What makes you think you can tell whether I'm telling the truth?" the hat-wearing player asked. "If I pointed at someone at random, would you believe me?"
"Whether we believe you is up to us. Go ahead and say it," the lip-pierced player said coldly. "I'm still waiting for you to clear your name."
"I don't know," the hat-wearing player said with a dark expression. "I went into that room after the person died, but I didn't find anything useful."
"Then why did you do that to the body?" Chi Minghong asked, puzzled. "You were just misleading everyone."
"Maybe he was the one who killed her," Miss Ding said, her expression hostile as she used an item to lock Teacher Fan in place. "Why else go to all that trouble?"
Being innocent didn't matter much to players, but things were different when their lives were at stake. One against ten, with no way to use Tickets, and no one could claim