"If it's you, perhaps you could help deal with these remnants, just as you did a moment ago."
Su Bai heard the Headless Receptionist's suggestion clearly, but did not answer right away.
"How much longer can you keep those Blood Clan members confined?" Su Bai asked instead.
The Headless Receptionist, A Xiang, seemed taken aback. Her body swayed slightly, as though she was struggling to think.
"Half a month at most." A hint of tension crept into her voice.
"That should be enough." There was no telling what Su Bai had in mind.
Rather than say anything more to the Headless Receptionist, he turned to ask Wu Heng inside the puzzle piece-
"Wu Heng, do you have a way to contact Chiliu?"
"The Blood Clan Remnant who left with the Mirror Ghost?" Wu Heng still remembered what had happened at the Mirror Apartments. "There should be someone who can find them."
"I remember Chiliu saying when he left that he wanted to find his clansmen who'd gone mad," Su Bai said thoughtfully to Wu Heng inside the puzzle piece. "If he can get here in time, he'd be better suited to dealing with these remnants than I am."
"But if he can't make it in time..."
"I'll step in." Su Bai settled on their next course of action.
"Miss Front Desk Attendant..."
"Please call me A Xiang. My younger brother, A Jiao, is the manager." The Headless Receptionist answered immediately, giving her second self-introduction. She leaned forward slightly, her posture solemn. "My brother and I are administrators entrusted by the Dream Weaver with keeping the entire building's order stable and unchanged."
Her voice paused, and her body slowly turned toward the remains of the remnant on the floor. "...I'm very sorry for releasing that remnant."
She certainly owed him an