Had it been anyone else, Li Xian would have assumed that "he" was just a pronoun they had written without thinking, but with Ji Xie, it was possible he really could see.
When Ji Xie had looked for a seat earlier, he had sat smoothly in an empty one without pausing to feel his way around.
That single word was enough for Ji Xie to understand Li Xian's question. He wrote back:
"I can see."
After writing those words, his fingertip did not stop. It continued moving across Li Xian's palm:
"The door's open."
"Want me to take you?"
Li Xian thought for a moment. The "door" Ji Xie meant was probably the glass door leading to the next carriage. Could the connecting doors stay open while the train was in the tunnel?
If so, they really should get moving as soon as possible. The carriage after the next would be carriage one, and then they only needed to find a way to reach the front of the train...
The bloody smell filling his nostrils made Li Xian question that choice.
Was what they had to do... really to reach the front and find a way to stop this train that was "about to have an accident"?
And what would happen to the players left in this carriage if he went?
Ji Xie tapped Li Xian's palm twice, seemingly urging him to make a choice.
Li Xian also knew there was no time left to hesitate, so he drew a check mark on Ji Xie's palm. After receiving his answer, Ji Xie moved to turn Li Xian around so that he could wrap his arms around him from the front.
Li Xian quickly pushed Ji Xie's hand away, twisted his body a couple of times, and pulled something from his