"Honestly, I don't know why I feel this way either." Qin Ge noticed the confusion in Sha Linghai's eyes. "The total time I spent with him amounted to only a few hours. We barely exchanged a few words-not even enough for me to call myself an acquaintance of his."
"At the end of the day, we only went through one game together, and we weren't even really companions during it." Qin Ge seemed to run through every memory he had of Su Bai. "He really would go alone to the most dangerous place in a game scenario to save complete strangers."
"Before I met him, I never imagined someone so kind, even selfless, could exist in the Nightmare World." Sha Linghai sighed in agreement.
Since Sha Linghai and Qin Ge were both players, they did not need a secluded space to discuss information about the Nightmare World.
"He really is a good person, but..." Qin Ge's tone shifted again. "I consider myself someone who's met plenty of people and been through plenty of things, yet I can't read him at all. It's as if his eyes are looking straight at us, but at the same time, he's looking at something deeper and farther away. And compared with how he treats humans, he may be even kinder and more selfless toward certain nonhumans."
The figures that appeared in Qin Ge's mind were Su Bai and the Ghost Bride aboard the Route 444 Bus.
"Nonhumans?"
"Yes. He feels very mysterious, but also incredibly powerful. He's the strongest player I know. To me, his strength has already reached a level that can only be described as terrifying." Qin Ge gave an impression of strength at first glance, with his burly, muscular frame and the bearing of a soldier forged in combat on various