"You're overthinking it." Zhao Xun shrugged. "I just woke up and simply didn't feel like talking."
"All right." Su Tiantian quickly smiled again, clearly not having been truly angry. "I knew you weren't that sort of person. I'm glad you didn't disappoint me."
Zhao Xun shrugged indifferently again and said nothing.
Su Tiantian fell quiet as well.
Soon, the train stopped.
[The train will remain at this stop for three days and depart promptly at midnight on November 15.] [All passengers disembarking must return to the train before midnight on November 15.]
As the announcement ended, the carriage doors opened.
Zhao Xun and Su Tiantian got off together.
Outside, everything was pitch-black. Even the white mist surrounding them was shrouded in deep darkness.
There was no moon tonight, only a scattering of stars that could barely illuminate the ink-black night.
This made walking through the white mist harder than it was during the day.
But as Veteran Players, Zhao Xun and Su Tiantian both knew there would be no obstacles along this path. They only needed to keep walking forward.
Soon, they emerged from the white mist into an open area.
There were no streetlights or moonlight, and visibility was poor. Even standing close together, neither could make out the other's expression.
Zhao Xun and Su Tiantian simply gave up on observing the other players and gazed at the sea in the distance.
Yes, a sea stretching as far as the eye could see.
They could just barely make out a small island farther away.
"Looks like the Labyrinth of the Minotaur is on that island," Su Tiantian said very quietly beside Zhao Xun.
Zhao Xun murmured an affirmative in agreement.
Soon, other players reached the clearing, their numbers gradually increasing.
A dozen or so minutes later, the