Very few of those who came in had never heard of the Glass Act. Even people who paid no attention whatsoever to their living conditions would hear about it from the players inside and outside the pipes after a little time. After all, the old woman who promoted the act was fairly well known here, and was also one of the players who had lived longer.
Although the old woman constantly touted the benefits of the act, she herself was a failed example, so no one took it seriously. After all, they could stay in the City in the Dome for thirty days at most. How many days they could survive after that was anyone's guess, so what use was this act?
Oh, implementing this act was one of the tasks required to clear the dungeon.
That was no use either. They could not clear it anyway, so what difference did it make whether they completed this one task?
But now that someone had said this, they could only rein in their tempers and cooperate for the time being, as long as they were not the first to be sent out because of the act.
People gradually moved to the left, but they dragged their feet and did not seem particularly enthusiastic. After Xu Huo said, "Feel free to report one another. Anyone who reports someone will be exempt from one exchange," their attitude visibly improved, and several more players were pointed out.
"The players in the glass pipes have been here the longest," someone said quietly. "They should be the first to go out."
That made sense, and Xu Huo agreed. He said, "Your next task is to persuade them to accept the arrangement. As people whose time limit is nearly up, they'll be exchanged out first."
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