The long-clothed man looked at Xu Huo and at the painted woman standing behind him. A moment later, he put on a mild, courteous smile. "I've always believed in putting harmony first. Since everyone agrees, I have no objections."
"I was only joking around with everyone just now. This is a closed Dungeon in a small venue. When we came in, we didn't see any Players left behind from the previous run, which means it's unlikely anyone could settle down in this Dungeon. Even if a doll gets lost or damaged, that doesn't mean a new one won't appear later."
As he spoke, he took the initiative to hold out his hand to Xu Huo. "Hello, my name is Yun He. May I ask what I should call you?"
"Xu Zhi." Xu Huo didn't take his hand. Instead, he put away his black blade and pointed at the dining table. "Please, sit."
Everyone sat down again and began breakfast.
Perhaps because they had reached an agreement, the atmosphere at the table improved a little. They could discuss ways to clear the Dungeon together. More importantly, this was a Dungeon where it was obvious that no one could clear it if they sabotaged one another, so they could only lay down their arms for now.
"That black blade of yours looks like a pretty good A-class item." For some reason, Fluorescent Powder sidled up to Xu Huo again, sounding a little tentative. "You have quite a few A-class items, don't you?"
Xu Huo glanced at her but said nothing.
"Would you be willing to sell any?" Fluorescent Powder asked. "I'll buy one from you."
"Are you out of your mind?" It wasn't Xu Huo who said this, but the sweet girl beside them. "Who would sell you something good? If you