The man's expression shifted slightly. He gave Xu Huo a long, deep look. "You can go. Let's pretend this never happened."
"How can we pretend it never happened?" Xu Huo fiddled with the camera. "Aren't you afraid I'll tell the people on the ship?"
The man turned back and gave him a look that seemed both pitying and mocking. "You're wearing a White Bracelet. Ever since you boarded, you've had the lowest status on this ship. Who would you tell? If I were you, I'd find somewhere to hide before the other players found you."
With that, he left. Xu Huo didn't pursue him. He was planning to go upstairs and find Bai Kou, and just then the ship passed a stretch of the Colorful Sea. The great ship slowed down, and starting from the fourth floor, its sections rotated and slid apart, opening like a fan. This exposed each floor to the air as much as possible, and from the right angle, people on the lower floors could see those on the floors above.
See-through Glass had been installed on the outside of the ninth floor. From the outside, all anyone could see was a blur of figures; it was impossible to tell their height or build. The only thing clear was that they were looking down through the windows.
Suddenly, one section of glass turned transparent. An elderly man in a white suit stood by the window and raised his glass to the people below.
Those watching the upper floors raised their glasses in turn. Some even cheered. "Captain Matt!"
The cheers lasted for a minute, with more people joining in as they went on. Only when the glass turned opaque again did they finally quiet down.
Xu Huo heard several people nearby say, "I can't believe we