Was Professor Wu Dr. Wu?
The eight players across from them were clearly not to be messed with. Even though the Ghost Shadow player was among them, catching him wouldn't be easy.
"You're not doing the dungeon mission?" Xu Huo asked Dr. Deng.
"The people I brought aren't here for the dungeon," Dr. Deng emphasized. He gestured to the players beside him and introduced them. "These are the Kong siblings, Kong Cheng and Kong Hui. They're both B-class players."
Dr. Deng's words successfully drew everyone else's attention. B-class players had entered a D-class instance?
Players had two chances each year to enter lower-level instances, provided they didn't disrupt the instance or break the game's rules. Otherwise, they risked being punished by the game. But that didn't mean they couldn't kill people.
The players backed away, putting some distance between themselves and the newcomers. The Kong siblings were B-class players, and the others among them probably weren't E-class, either.
"Don't worry. We didn't come in with tickets, so we won't take part in the dungeon," said Kong Cheng, who wore a Duckbill Hat.
"But once this dungeon starts, the outside should be sealed off. How did you get in?" Wu Xiaonan asked. "And can you enter the dungeon area without a ticket?"
"Strictly speaking, as soon as the required number of ticket-holding players is reached, the dungeon opens. It doesn't matter how many players are in the dungeon area," Kong Hui said, twirling the long braid that hung to her knees. "But each dungeon may have its own rules. In any case, we got in like this."
"We won't interfere with your dungeon mission, but please don't interfere with Dr. Deng's work."
Wu Xiaonan smiled and stepped back.
Kong Cheng raised a hand, signaling to those behind him to put away