Faced with Ye Lin's question, An Ke gave a bitter smile and shook her head.
"No. According to Lin Yu, their examination barely qualified as a special event. It was his first one, after all."
"But some veterans on their team knew a little about special events."
"Special events can indeed involve utterly inconceivable disasters or extremely twisted beings. But some refer to a particular kind of information, or something that happened that couldn't be classified."
"In short, anything whose significance is unclear can be classified as a special event. Even a piece of history or a truth that can't be confirmed counts."
When An Ke finished, Lin Yu nodded from He Zheng's back.
"That's right, Team Captain Ye Lin."
"Some special events might be very difficult, while others might be very simple. If we want to resolve one-no, resolving it would be hard for us. But as long as we know roughly what it is, we have a chance of surviving."
"In fact, some special events might not pose any threat to us at all. They just inexplicably exist somewhere, and certain things happen."
Ye Lin raised an eyebrow, a strange gleam flashing in his eyes.
Might not pose a threat?
Secrets, truths, things that happened?
By that logic, could the Death Exam itself count as a kind of special event?
Perhaps special events weren't impossible to classify. Perhaps there were deeper logical reasons behind them that lay beyond their understanding.
Unable to understand them, people could only call them special.
"So does that mean we won't run into ghosts this time?"
"Holy shit, I listened to you guys discussing this forever and didn't understand a thing. So a special event just means something happened that wasn't quite right?"
He Zheng breathed a sigh of relief. Hearing Lin Yu's