Xu Huo's thoughts were interrupted by Chi Cai. The honest-looking man with the sincere expression continued, "You're not a Dungeon player, so we have no conflict. We won't have any disagreements, either. That's better than staying with other players or being alone."
"It's full," Xu Huo said.
Chi Cai seemed genuinely eager to find some security in this arrangement. He offered to pay for a room in exchange for the chance to stay with them.
Even the painted woman found his attitude strange. She deliberately went over to him and asked, "Aren't you afraid we'll trick you?"
Chi Cai smiled confidently, unconcerned. "I might not be able to beat many people in a fight, but I'm very good at escaping. It's hard for anyone to kill me, too."
The painted woman immediately grew interested. "Show me!"
Chi Cai looked a little troubled. "Unless it's an emergency, we shouldn't waste an item..."
Before he could finish, he shot off from where he stood like a cannonball. He moved so fast the naked eye couldn't follow him, and he crashed through several trees before a defensive barrier suddenly appeared and stopped him. Two players had appeared on the other side.
The next second, he bounced right back along the same path and landed in front of the painted woman again.
The painted woman had only been trying to scare him with a small knife, but after seeing his display, she immediately applauded. Chi Cai understood why his passive defense had activated, but he had no time to take it up with her. All his attention was fixed on the two players who had just arrived.
"We've been looking for you for ages. We didn't expect to run into you here." The newcomers were a man and a woman, both of whom looked