By this point, the players who knew how to survive dinner left the dining room and returned to their rooms. Compared to their earlier panic and uncertainty, they were much more composed now.
"You were the one who told her she couldn't move her legs, weren't you?" The sweet girl trailed two steps behind Xu Huo. "Why didn't you just kill her? If you don't, your doll might end up in her hands."
"She's only succeeded at the first step," Xu Huo said. "We still have no idea how to clear the Dungeon. Everything is up in the air. Maybe there's no penalty for killing a Player, but destroying a doll might be another matter."
"Other than Zuo Yu's, all the dolls that have appeared so far are incomplete. Whether it's because they broke the rules or simply because the dollmaker doesn't like them, the dolls are missing different amounts."
"The doll diagrams in the studio showed that each doll is divided into six parts. Destroying a doll won't necessarily kill you on the spot, but who knows if the doll corresponding to you might turn out to be even more incomplete? You might manage with one hand and one foot missing, but what if you have no hands or no body?"
This was a warning not just to the other players, but also to the sweet girl, who had already destroyed a doll. With the situation still unclear, the wisest thing to do was keep their dolls intact.
The sweet girl, however, didn't seem to care much. Instead, she said, "Actually, there's an even simpler theory: the dollmaker doesn't really care that much about the players' dolls. Otherwise, the dolls wouldn't be lying around the Castle. Maybe he just wants to wait until all the players are dead, then