I'm No MOTH Hero

Griseo suddenly gave a serious denial.

"...Why?" Lin asked calmly.

"I can't tell Brother Lin why. Unless they can't see what happens in the game, it's absolutely impossible for them to be people Brother Lin knows... At least, it can't be any women. But the previous two games have already shown that the game's creator can see what happens inside and manipulate it in real time."

"..."

So, should he trust his own thoughts, or Griseo's unfounded deduction?

"I understand. I'll pay more attention to it."

Compared to believing her, not believing her would indeed be more troublesome.

"Then I'll leave before you roll the dice. Otherwise, watching myself part with Brother Lin would make me feel very uncomfortable." After saying that, Griseo walked off to the side. Lin did not stop her, only giving her a few extra discreet glances.

Griseo herself did not believe that excuse when she said it. Neither of them was stupid. Lin could see that his younger sister, whom he had not seen for years, had become far more complicated. Griseo could also see that Lin had become wary of her. Yet Lin still believed that Griseo would not truly do anything to harm him. Whatever secrets she had, he was willing to wait until the day she told him herself.

But what Lin did not know was that after leaving, Griseo hid in the jungle's shadows. Using the rushing sound of Elf Spring to cover the noise of taking off her boots, she lifted one of them and deeply inhaled the scent of Lin inside it with an intoxicated expression. Only then did she reluctantly put it back on.

Lin had a question.

Where was Elf Spring's boss?

Logically speaking, the most important thing in the Elf Spring area should have been