"Damn it, it's beyond my range."
"Grab the vines, quick!" Le Shiya's voice instantly drowned out Chi Yan's frustrated words.
Then, to Chi Yan's surprise, Tian Yue and the others, who had still been hesitating, immediately grabbed the vines and stopped their fall.
When they first started falling, they had thought they were done for. What they hadn't expected was for the Blood Vine under Su Bai's control to retract the sharp thorns covering its body and extend downward along the collapsing structure, becoming their only lifeline after the fall.
Chi Yan glanced at Su Bai out of the corner of his eye, mixed feelings stirring in his heart once again. He hadn't expected to encounter a "game scenario collapse" for the second time. Both times... had involved Su Bai.
And despite this being the second time, Chi Yan still couldn't figure Su Bai out. Or perhaps it was precisely because this had happened a second time that Su Bai seemed even more unfathomable to him.
But now there was another person he couldn't figure out...
"What did you just do?" Chi Yan looked at Le Shiya in surprise. "That was a control skill."
He said it as a statement. He didn't believe those four people, whose consciousness was already hazy, would obediently listen just because the little girl shouted at them.
"That makes sense, though. Without a trump card like that up your sleeve, a kid like you wouldn't have survived this long in the Nightmare World just by acting as a mouthpiece." Holding tightly to the Blood Vine, Chi Yan thought it over and accepted it.
Le Shiya didn't argue. She merely pressed her lips together, as though weighing something, but in the end, she silently nodded and admitted it.
"No one's going to blame you. There really