What Jiang Cheng hadn't expected was that Li Bai agreed without hesitation. "That's right. I made the call."
"But just now, you said you only remembered being hunted. You couldn't remember anything else."
Jiang Cheng wasn't trying to argue. He just wanted to get the facts straight. Besides, memories were deceptive, and most importantly, he wanted to know how people like Li Bai and Yao Shunyu had survived.
Li Bai hesitated this time, but still nodded firmly at Jiang Cheng. "The memories I've forgotten or can't quite make out begin after I started fleeing. I remember calling you very clearly. I'm sure of it."
After a pause, Li Bai took a deep breath and glanced at Mount Luoyun and the strangers, No. 2 and No. 13. "But from what I can see now, I'm afraid my thinking was wrong back then. The mission was already over. What drew us into this was a completely new mission, and the way it happened was extremely strange. It was a special dream."
"That dream drew us here—all of us."
Hearing this, Jiang Cheng couldn't help but think more highly of Li Bai. She had only just woken from the dream and knew far less than he and Fatty did, but she had managed to reach this conclusion from scattered clues in such a short time. It was proof of how rigorous her reasoning was.
"I agree with Miss Li Bai, too," Yao Shunyu said. He could clearly sense that some unseen net had drawn the four survivors together again.
Just then, Mount Luoyun's phone rang. After listening for a few moments, he hurriedly left. Before going, he told them that Lin Wan'er and No. 3 had woken up, so they shouldn't worry too much. He would arrange for them to meet soon.
But