In an environment like this, no one wanted to target an old woman with one foot in the grave, and more people simply treated her words as background music.
Xu Huo sat down nearby too, resting one hand on his knee as he listened for a while.
Most of those willing to sit here and listen were very anxious. As they listened, they often repeated certain questions. For the most part, they wanted to believe there were selfless people in this world, and hoped to become selfless themselves, so that everyone could trust one another and never betray each other.
The old woman patiently answered their questions over and over, even if she might already have said some things eight or ten times.
"What is the City in the Dome like?" Xu Huo suddenly asked. "Is there enough food and water in the city?"
The old woman finally turned to look at him. "Spatial replacement happens both inside and outside the city. Sometimes, if you're lucky, you'll come across something to fill your stomach. But the dungeon sets how long players can stay. No one can stay longer than a month. If they haven't exchanged places with someone when their time is up, they'll be expelled."
"A month. That is quite a while." Xu Huo nodded. "Is there a time restriction on going back in after exchanging places with someone outside?"
"No," the old woman answered.
"In other words, as long as you cycle between the inside and outside of the tube once, you can get another thirty days to stay," Xu Huo remarked. "That's quite a bargain."
So how could anyone who entered the glass tube possibly come out anytime soon? Time inside was counted in days, while outside it was counted in minutes. Who
knew at what second