The Pursuit by the Fish
Shi Shuai leisurely munched on fruit, speaking unhurriedly. "Everyone outside is so hostile, and there's no trust between people. Not only does nobody believe a word I say, but some even team up to beat me up."
Hua Sisi wasn't sure, but the round-faced Player knew his habits. He rolled his eyes. "Could you at least make your lies believable? Looking like you do, who'd believe you're a Super Player? You'd have a better chance of passing yourself off as an A-class player."
"You're targeting those young women to swindle them out of their money and seduce them, aren't you? If this were somewhere outside the game, even if someone exposed you, they might not be able to do anything about it. But here, everyone's a Player. Be careful you don't get caught with your hand in the cookie jar."
"You seem pretty free, too, just wandering around here with nothing to do. Why not work with me? Feed me information, and we can make a fortune together."
Shi Shuai didn't even bother looking at him. He finished the fruit in his hand before saying, "I'm not short on money."
The round-faced Player looked envious, with a touch of scorn.
"I heard him say that just now. Do you really have a Perfect Potion?" Only then did Shi Shuai speak to Xu Huo in earnest.
"Curious?" Xu Huo turned to him, then took out the box from earlier and set it on the table.
Everyone in the room except the painted woman crowded closer to look. Unfortunately, Potions came in every color imaginable in the game, and there was no way to tell from its appearance whether this one was genuine.
"Is the Perfect Potion really that miraculous?" the round-faced Player asked. "Is that why