Luo Haihua's message ended abruptly, and the information it provided basically matched the writing found at the residence in the eastern part of town.
From her answer to the first question, it could be determined that she was indeed a player. Otherwise, she would not have been so familiar with information related to the Eerie Game.
There was no issue with when she had entered the Instance, either. She had indeed entered at the same time as the other three and was probably not an NPC transformed from a dead player like Li Yao.
As for the answer to the second question...
Qi Si gathered up the sheets of paper from the floor, returned to the room, and placed them back on the nightstand.
He removed the paper shade from the lantern in his hand and put it into the backpack in his item inventory.
The white candle, stripped of its shade, changed color the moment it came into contact with the air. Greenish-blue flames shot high into the air, the distance from the outer flame to the core nearly exceeding the length of the candle itself.
Qi Si bent slightly, lifted a corner of the bedsheet with his left hand, and brought the candle close with his right, carefully roasting the sheet with the flame.
Tang Yu and Lin Chen followed him back into the room.
Watching what he was doing, Tang Yu's expression turned strange. "Lin Wen, don't tell me you want to try setting the room on fire again?"
"There are plenty of rooms. It doesn't hurt to try. The door isn't locked yet; if the fire gets too big, we can just run out."
Qi Si spoke indifferently as the candle in his hand burned ever brighter. At last, a small flame appeared at the corner