The recording of Lin Bai's conversation with Cheng Xunyun was delivered to leading experts in psychology and microexpressions.
More than a dozen experts analyzed Lin Bai's every movement and every word, frame by frame.
"...Lin Sibai smiles and makes other movements when he speaks, but his facial muscles remain relaxed, and his pupils barely change. This proves his mood stays calm, without any fluctuations. Therefore, I believe that deep down, he doesn't care about the so-called Game Company, or even the people of either world. His attitude is one of standing above worldly affairs."
"When the Game Company and the Righteousness Sect were mentioned, Lin Bai paused unconsciously. This proves he knows something about the Game Company. There's another possibility: he was rejecting the Righteousness Sect..."
"...Natural selection, survival of the fittest. Those were Lin Bai's words. They prove he doesn't care about life in the Game World either. He used a specific term—the Native World. That's somewhat abnormal. If he represents the Game World in negotiations with us, he shouldn't call his own world the Native World. It's a disparaging term that places him high above it."
"Based on the laws Lin Bai commands, the products he's brought out of the Righteousness Sect that differ radically from those of the Game World, and the poems in the Heavenly Fragment Collection, we can be fairly certain Lin Bai isn't a native of the Game World. He's an outsider. His sect, the Righteousness Sect, is very likely an existence from a higher dimension than ours, just like the Game Company..."
"...Lin Sibai wants to use us to achieve some objective."
"Could the fact that he's using Zheng Tong's body have skewed your judgment?" an elderly man in a general's uniform asked. "If he comes from a higher-dimensional world, he shouldn't have