"At noon," Lin Yi answered calmly.
Wei Liang: "..."
"So..." He looked at Lin Yi with a strange expression. "You told me to run at noon because of this? Not because those guys who weren't right had surrounded us?"
"More or less..." Lin Yi nodded. "Speaking of which, haven't you been trying to avoid this kind of thing? Why..."
The corner of Wei Liang's mouth twitched. "The guy in green was right in my face. How am I supposed to avoid it? I might as well learn a little about this small part. It's within the rules anyway..."
"So how did you get away at noon?"
Without thinking, Lin Yi said, "Brute-force running."
"Brute-force... running?" Wei Liang asked dubiously. "Could you please say something that makes sense to the living?"
Lin Yi said, "I just ran for it. I ran ahead, and he chased after me. If he'd caught me..."
"Then heh heh heh?" Wei Liang supplied.
Lin Yi: "..."
Come on, could you show a little of the tension of someone who just survived a disaster?
Lin Yi was inwardly speechless, but when he remembered it was Wei Liang saying this, he suddenly understood.
After all... that was very Wei Liang.
"Wait..." Wei Liang asked in confusion. "Wasn't the chef at the tray return wearing a blue apron at noon?"
"You remember correctly," Lin Yi confirmed. "That blue hat didn't chase me. The one chasing me came from Window Ten..."
He suddenly realized that anything about Window No. 10 might be something Wei Liang still didn't want to know about, so he corrected himself. "A green hat appeared somewhere else. There was some distance between us. He chased, I ran, and in the end he almost caught me."
"If Xu Shunkang hadn't happened to show up, I might have