Third update today. I kept my word!
I'm tired. Before I sleep, let me complain about mooncakes—the packaging was so luxurious, yet the mooncakes inside tasted even worse than the loose ones sold outside. Worst of all, such a huge box didn't even have a single egg-yolk mooncake! What a rip-off!
Especially that giant mooncake—it was actually five-kernel flavored. Oh my god.
Behind a huge boulder outside the labyrinth, Wang Yang had no idea that because of him, a group of criminal Players was gradually turning into red-name Players. The next time he encountered them, he would face attacks that would not stop until one side was dead.
After putting away all his items, Wang Yang finally sent Argo an email to thank him, still shaken by the experience. The Wind Flower Sword was truly too important to him. He had not held much hope of getting it back, but fortunately, as an information broker, Argo's understanding of Sword Art Online had reached such a level that he actually knew about the deeply hidden setting in the item inventory—and that fully materialized targets included equipped gear as well.
No need for thanks. Mr. Xiang Kong, please give me a general description of what happened. That could count as interesting intelligence too, and perhaps I can sell it for a nice price someday!
Wang Yang could only smile bitterly at the email. Since he also had a few things he wanted to ask Argo, he carefully typed out everything that had happened in the labyrinth and sent it over.
It took quite a while after he sent the email before Argo's reply arrived.
It's good that you're all right.
Wang Yang's heart warmed involuntarily.
How much do you know about these people?
They're a group that only became active recently.