As things stood, Ticket Players and non-Ticket Players alike faced the same dangers after entering.
Falling asleep without realizing it and being poisoned by fungi might not be fatal, but the other rules hidden in the Dungeon might not be so easy to evade.
For most Players, space was a blind spot. Even with space-time items, they were just as lost when it came to places in the game that might involve theories or rules of space-time.
Young Master Mo and Scarred Glasses both knew this wasn't a matter of simply toughing it out for ten days. Even if they really went ten days without sleeping, they couldn't guarantee that only those who were fast asleep would disappear.
The issue now wasn't whether to find Midsummer Night Star River. They had to figure out how to survive until the Dungeon ended.
Things had gotten unpleasant earlier, but Young Master Mo knew how to bend when necessary. He said to Xu Huo, "Even if you notice someone disappearing, you might not be able to stop it."
Xu Huo took a closer look at him when he heard that.
Realizing that his interruption had caused Xu Huo to miss the moment a Player disappeared, Young Master Mo didn't seem apologetic. Instead, he said, "There are plenty of people left, aren't there? Why not just wait for it to happen again?"
Xu Huo said nothing.
Without knowing the rules behind the disappearances, there were too many possibilities. If the victims weren't chosen at random, there was no telling how long they would have to wait for it to happen again.
Of course, if being watched or having someone stay awake ruled it out, then it was only natural that Xu Huo hadn't been able to witness a Player disappearing.
After confirming that Young