Zhu Meili's subordinate had sharp eyes. A few glances were enough to make out what was on the other player's tablet... Of course, that was also because the Black Rose members didn't consider any of it off-limits to outsiders.
Generally speaking, members of a large guild like Black Rose wouldn't casually hide their tablet screens... Secretly bad-mouthing someone was another matter.
But they wouldn't go out of their way to conceal guild chats that contained nothing private... They could discuss secrets any time. Why insist on doing it in a queue, where everyone could see them looking like they were plotting something?
Usually, everyone acted openly.
Of course, someone would occasionally play at "being mysterious," but they generally wouldn't take it this far... After all, even if they did it ten times, the other guilds wouldn't fall for it once. They would simply ignore it.
So when everyone joined in, it became a little too painful.
Who knew how many people had suffered through that particular torment?
In the end, it had practically become an unwritten rule: however shameless someone was, they wouldn't pull that stunt when a world quest opened.
So although everyone still paid close attention to their neighbors' every move, at least they didn't have to worry about being toyed with.
Being deceived, on the other hand, was inevitable.
Who didn't have their own code words?
An established guild like Black Rose would almost always have its own unique language for warning members to watch out for certain things or people.
What Zhu Meili wanted to know was whether Perfect Baldhead had said anything that seemed off... To make those phrases memorable for their members, they generally followed a consistent pattern.
Even if the words sounded perfectly normal, you could still glean something from them... Especially with