Hearing this, the Six felt helpless too. So this really was another high-level game.
Ling Wei put away her Identity Card and explained, "At the Performance Party, the abilities of your Identity Cards matter far more than your own strength, so keep your identities hidden, especially your factions. Don't reveal them to anyone lightly."
"But... haven't we already exposed them?"
Lou Guanshan looked up at the cluster of eyes that had appeared on the ceiling, then glanced around. The NPCs were smiling maliciously, their brazen whispers ringing endlessly in his ears.
"What idiots. Information on six Golden Identity Cards is enough for us to trade for a few things with the others."
"Everyone who got a Golden Identity Card in the past kept it tightly under wraps. Are these six here as a joke?"
Having learned that the forfeit button had been snapped off, the Six went against their usual behavior, pulled out chairs, and sat down in the most conspicuous spot at the long table.
Su Wuwei crossed his legs, a smile tugging at his lips.
"Since it's come to this, let's play."
They had a safeguard to keep them alive anyway.
Ye Buyu gave Little Whale a mental nudge. Don't go offline, you damn whale. Can you and Little Wan back us up?
"This will be quite a show."
The voice answering her came not from the Mindscape, but from overhead.
Everyone looked toward the voice. Two figures, visible only as silhouettes, had appeared behind the screen on the second floor, seemingly watching everyone through that impenetrable barrier.
Float Knight frowned. "Hey! The second floor is the spectators' seating. Only those invited by the Castle Master can go up there. The Performance Party hasn't even started. Where did you two come from?"
Little Whale snorted. "None of your