The villagers whispered among themselves.
Under the think tank's direction, Liu Siting pointed toward the black area and quietly asked Little Peach what was over there.
The Orange Star People needed to know what the NPCs saw, because it might well differ from what appeared on the computer screen.
This detective game world had already undergone a mutation. Ordinary reasoning no longer applied. Every detail had to be verified rather than endlessly guessed at-the more they guessed, the easier it was to get things wrong.
When Little Peach saw Liu Siting, she had already seen the scenery behind her.
When Liu Siting pointed it out herself, the little girl shook her head. "I don't know."
"Why don't you know? Can't you tell me what you see?"
"Because there's nothing there." The little girl's eyes were clear and bright.
"She isn't lying," came the judgment of the think tank's master psychologist through the headset.
"Then what exactly does it look like?" Liu Siting had received another order and could only steel herself and keep asking.
"Um, it's just... hard to explain. There's nothing there. I don't know how to say it." The little girl shook her head vigorously, her twin ponytails swaying with it.
"I'm so sleepy. I want to go home and sleep." Little Peach tugged at Liu Siting's hand, wanting to leave.
She had only arrived to save someone ten seconds ago, and now she was asking to go home. Liu Siting thought the little girl was all too realistic. Was she just going to ignore that bully over there?
She clicked the mouse to inspect the space behind her. It was entirely black.
It shouldn't be impossible to describe. Black is black. Why not just say it's all black?
"Then what color is it on the other side