"Migration?" Jiang Wenzhang looked at him. "Where would you migrate to?"
"Can you find another city in this high-risk Dungeon?"
"If you ran into a horde of Aliens, how many people could be sure they'd survive?"
Xu Huo didn't argue with him. He simply said, "You chose a known danger over an unknown one... But that doesn't necessarily mean the Chaos Space is an unknown danger. You know how to avoid it."
"I paid attention to the rooms occupied by Players in Little River City. Unlike the rooms on the floors below, all of yours have been remodeled, with a layer of Metal Plate embedded inside the walls."
"A layer of Metal Plate is enough to avoid the Chaos Space?"
"So it's true."
"Since you know how to avoid it, why deliberately lure outsiders to their deaths? It would be more valuable to keep them alive. Unless the Chaos Space that appears at irregular intervals only ends temporarily after someone goes missing?"
Jiang Wenzhang hadn't expected him to figure out so much. His face darkened. "Since you've already guessed it, what's left to ask?"
Xu Huo smiled. "The Chaos Space is concentrated in the center of Little River City, right where the Players live, and it won't disappear until a few Players die... Who would believe that's a coincidence?"
Even if it was dangerous outside Little River City, the area within the city was vast. There was no need to cram into the Commercial Building.
"Why couldn't it be connected to the Players?" Jiang Wenzhang countered. "This is a high-risk Dungeon. What's strange about the Chaos Space? Maybe the game created special spatial rules specifically to target Players and keep every single one of them from surviving."
"You mean you've moved before, but the Chaos Space still appeared." Xu Huo