Zhang Yiyu poured out a wealth of information as if emptying beans from a bamboo tube.
Qi Si more or less understood. Including Chen Lidong's group, at least three teams of Players had entered this Instance together.
The four from Listen Wind Guild and the two from Nine Provinces had all been separated. If there was nothing wrong with their party rings, it could basically be concluded that this Instance contained at least two separate spaces.
What concerned Qi Si more was that Chang Xu was actually in this Instance as well.
With tens of millions of people being randomly matched, yet familiar faces still turning up so often, it was obvious that certain entities were manipulating things behind the scenes.
So-called fairness and randomness were, in the end, nothing more than a joke to be kneaded and shaped at will by those who made The Rules.
Objectively speaking, though, tossing crickets into the same jar for a cricket fight was perfectly reasonable.
That did not stop Qi Si from feeling annoyed.
A person like Chang Xu was troublesome if left alive, troublesome if killed, and even more irritating when he kept appearing in front of him. Besides, after the two Instances at Rose Manor and the Sea of Hopelessness, even an idiot would not be so easily fooled anymore.
More than that, hostility—or even murderous intent—might already have begun to grow in secret.
The only good news was that Chang Xu was most likely not alone. A spectator from Listen Wind Guild was probably with him, and they might even have started a livestream.
If he wanted to maintain his persona, he would never dare be the first to attack another player in an Instance.
Seeing Qi Si furrow his brow, Zhang Yiyu shifted uneasily, torn over whether she