"You'll know if you go take a look," the righteous-looking man said. "No matter how the earlier stages were arranged, we need to know what we're dealing with at this point. We all came here to make money. Why give up such a great opportunity over a petty dispute?"
"So you're saying it's not a petty dispute as long as we do things your way?" the scarred man sneered. A few others chimed in.
A few people offered plans of their own, mostly involving creating a diversion or luring the enemy out in the absence of a map. In general, they would still need to send some people out to draw the new District Government's attention.
That was the problem. No one wanted to draw fire. It was risky, and there was a good chance they'd come away with nothing. There were also more solo players than team players, so splitting everyone into two groups was impossible. And even if they could split into two, the players who teamed up on the spot wouldn't trust one another.
"So that's it? We can't reach an agreement?" the long-haired man asked, raising an eyebrow.
After a brief silence, three players left.
Seeing them go, some of the others were tempted to follow. But the righteous-looking man spoke up. "That's the situation. If anyone thinks they can lie in wait and swoop in at the last moment, they're making a bad bet. The new District Government might be hard to take on, but we can handle a few players."
Some people had indeed been thinking along those lines. After hearing him, two more left. The rest stayed put for the time being.
At that point, Xu Huo stood up.
"Fourth, you're leaving too?" the scarred-hand man asked in surprise. As the first person