Those voices etched deep in his memories were like a mirage. Before he could recover his senses, they had already left him far behind.
The manager walked up to the three of them and looked Su Wuwei over.
"What appeared just now was your doing."
Su Wuwei nodded frankly. "Obviously, it was me."
The manager's throat shifted slightly. "Was that... your Illusion Technique?"
"Illusion Technique?" Su Wuwei chuckled and shook his head, openly meeting the gazes directed at him.
"That wasn't an Illusion Technique, just a little ability of mine. It lets the thoughts attached to objects manifest again as sound, that's all."
"So that was real!"
Breathing quickened, and eyes filled with disbelief. The Calamities in the waiting area had no attention to spare for anything else now. Their minds held only the voices they had just heard.
Some Calamities had heard voices they had dreamed of hearing, some glared viciously at their weapons, while others had been questioned by their childhood selves.
At that moment, beneath those countless bizarre shells, the humanity that had long since become filthy and murky quietly broke through the sludge and poked its head out.
Ye Buyu rested her chin on her hand as she watched the battles on the screens, occasionally glancing at the preoccupied Calamities. They were completely different from before.
Among this band of desperate Scavengers, she saw a little light. Not much, but in this barren, ugly, absurd world, it was precious.
"Su Wuwei, this move of yours might be more devastating than we imagined."
Killing enemies was difficult, but what was harder was changing hearts, freeing souls and minds from that muddled state.
Su Wuwei sighed. "I only wanted to liven things up a little and make those unpleasant remarks disappear. I didn't expect an extra benefit. What