At Aroro's warning, a grave look flashed through Ye Lin's eyes.
(They died again soon after being resurrected?)
(Was there something wrong with the method, or did the system forbid resurrection itself?)
A moment later, Ye Lin quietly thanked Aroro and assured him that he would be careful.
Although Aroro did not know how to resurrect someone, he had at least provided two important pieces of information.
First, there were many beings like the Patroller. They contacted various races and teams, using other teams for their own purposes.
Second, there was something wrong with resurrection. It might be a trap.
In the brief silence, Ye Lin's gaze flickered.
Was there a price to pay? Could this so-called resurrection not even be resurrection at all?
But no matter what, he would at least give it a try.
"Aroro, what are you planning to do next?"
Putting those thoughts aside, Ye Lin glanced at the System Wristwatch on his wrist. All he could do was wait for the Patroller to contact him.
Beyond the matter of resurrection, he also had to learn why these other races were really hunting them, and how to deal with them.
He would never accept being hunted forever. If no one had been hunting them in the previous round, they could have earned a huge number of points and cleared it perfectly.
On the other end of the call, Aroro fell unusually silent at Ye Lin's question about his plans.
After a long while, he shook the sack of rice in his hand with forced cheerfulness, producing a full, rustling sound.
"Lord Ye Lin, thanks to you, I've earned this many points for the first time."
"I exchanged some for mushrooms, and meat broth, and a sack of wood rice. I wanted to..."
"Have one last meal?"