They were watching me?!
Qin Ran narrowed his eyes.
That was hardly good news for him.
Of course, things had not yet reached an irredeemable point.
After all, he was far from as weak in the game as he was in reality.
Still, to be safe, Qin Ran asked another question.
"In the game?"
"Or in reality?"
Qin Ran asked.
"Reality? Are you kidding me? Unless you expose yourself, don't expect anyone to know who you are!"
Lawless rolled his eyes before his expression turned serious.
"Ever since death appeared in this game, some people have been impatient to unravel its secrets! The result..."
"They all failed without exception, and paid a tremendous price!"
"Just like players who fail to enter a dungeon on time, curse-like accidents keep happening to them one after another. And this curse is extremely effective. Whenever you try to reveal the game's secrets to someone outside the players or investigate it through special means, it arrives right on cue!"
"Otherwise, do you think people like Stanbeck would obediently follow rules made by others? That's right, Stanbeck is an exception. The others like him are not!"
Lawless used Mimosa as an example.
But as soon as the words left his mouth, he realized the comparison was somewhat inappropriate.
Such a peculiar fellow was hardly a good example.
Though Stanbeck was not someone who meekly accepted whatever came his way, his cowardice was enough to make him seem harmless to humans and animals alike.
In fact, Lawless had still been quite surprised when Stanbeck truly offered him help.
Lawless had never expected Stanbeck to provide such substantial assistance.
Thinking of how the battle, which should have dragged on endlessly with no certain victor, had ended quickly with Stanbeck's aid, Lawless was deeply grateful to him.
Of course,