I Believe in Religion
Their lodgings were on the second floor.
The first floor of the Commercial Building was about six meters high, so the second floor was equivalent to the third floor of an ordinary residential building. But even that wasn't very high. Especially under the watchful eyes of the "residents" gathered below, it instantly made everyone feel far less secure. It wasn't just the women; even the men felt uneasy.
"Can't we switch to somewhere else? Somewhere higher would be better," someone said.
Sun Jing replied, "The floors above are being used by the guards. It might be inconvenient for you to go up there."
He didn't explain exactly what would be inconvenient, but his troubled expression made it clear that by "inconvenient," he meant they were wary of the guards.
In the end, everyone still rested on the second floor.
Dinner was an hour away.
The rooms were four-person dorms. After the men and women separated, Chi Minghong and the others still came over to Xu Huo's side to watch the people outside through the gaps in the metal strips covering the windows.
"If you didn't know any better, you'd think these metal strips were meant to keep people out," Zhou Yuanzhu muttered. After a pause, she added, "Still, the fact that quite a few ordinary people survived means this place should be safe. We just need to deal with the players."
"There are at least thirty players in this building," Uncle Guan said solemnly. "We should hold out for as many days as we can. At the very least, we need to find out whether this high-risk Dungeon has any other dangers."
That settled their plan. You Xuewen and the others nodded, then turned their attention to Xu Huo and Chi Minghong. Chi Minghong said, "I