The other players clearly did not understand why Su Bai had suddenly asked about Xie Ying's friends. But that was not what held their attention now. Instead...
"Miss Xie, if what you're saying is true, then... then this is crucial information that even the Relevant Authorities haven't obtained yet!" Chi Yan sounded nervous. "Why would you tell us something so important?"
"And some of us belong to the Special Action Group," Tian Yue added, her expression exceptionally serious. "Since you've told us about this, if it's true, you may not be able to stop me from reporting it to the Relevant Authorities. After all, this really is incredibly important to us."
The two had originally hoped Xiang Feiyu could convey their meaning with pen and paper, but a moment later, Le Shiya, standing beside Su Bai, had already transmitted their words into Xie Ying's mind, once again acting as though it took tremendous effort.
"Don't worry. I'm fine." The girl bit her lips until they turned slightly pale. "We might not have enough time for Feiyu to write everything down."
"First of all, Deep Dive's goal is to uncover the truth, not to keep secrets." Xie Ying looked at Tian Yue.
"As for my friends..." She sighed softly, as though recalling something, and the corners of her mouth lifted into a faintly helpless smile.
"Sometimes, they're pretty sharp."
"But sometimes, they're incredibly simple-minded."
She paused briefly, a flicker passing through her eyes as though she had remembered something troublesome. Her tone turned slightly teasing. "If I hadn't been there to stop them, they probably would have printed all this on flyers and handed them out all over the world by now."
"Of course, I don't want to keep this information to myself either. I just think..." Xie Ying paused. "Letting