"You've got the wrong person. We've never met."
Russell curled his lips slightly and retreated ten meters in a row to keep his distance. He had no desire to catch a lancer's terrible bad luck.
To be fair, when it came to luck, Russell admitted defeat. He was willing to call her the strongest.
"Ah, you're Jason! I remember now. Back in the underground ruins, your clone had this face. You even lied and said it wasn't you."
Kang Xi looked utterly confused and gestured at her chest. "How did you do that? The vice-captain said you really were a man, but when we checked your identity, you were even more... no, you were clearly the same as me..."
"Ever since the last Team Battle mission ended, we haven't seen each other for a while. I didn't expect to run into you here!"
"What amazing luck! I even ran into you during a team mission. With odds that should have been zero, who would dare say my luck is bad? Hahaha... ha... ha! Huh?"
The girl rose while leaning on her red spear and rambled on as if old friends had reunited and were catching up. But as she laughed, she suddenly realized something was wrong, and a bead of cold sweat slid down from the corner of her eye.
"Hehehe!"
Kang Xi's smile froze. Now it was Russell's turn to laugh. He slapped her shoulder, making her body sway. "Seriously, if even a zero-probability event can happen to you, your luck is really something else."
"Jason, we fought side by side before. We even joined forces to carve a bloody path out of that pyramid. Have you forgotten?" Kang Xi glanced around, searching for a way out.
"Stop looking. With your luck, even if I let you run across