Mu You paused. Gray Eyes-he quickly remembered that name. Wasn't that the fellow Tomb Raider he had run into in the Troll Cavern?
So this person was that guy's friend, coming to confront him?
Thinking about it, that made sense. To preserve evidence, he had let the other player kill him once, so that person's game should have shown his ID and level. There was no need to find him; they could simply add him as a friend using his ID.
But the other player's wording was a little ambiguous. What did he mean by "what Gray Eyes found in the tomb"? That person had never even entered the tomb before Mu You drove him off.
With that in mind, Mu You didn't rush to delete him as a friend. He replied first to fish for information.
[Lamp Lighter: What stuff?] [Tenth-Generation King: Don't play dumb. Our guild had been watching that tomb for ages, and you swooped in and stole it!] [Tenth-Generation King: And your current position is actually with the Elf Corps? Fuck, so you were the one who cost Gray Eyes his reputation and position too! You've got some nerve, brat. You stole our stuff and even dared to use dirty tricks against my subordinate. Did you think keeping quiet would make this go away?] [Lamp Lighter: Then what do you want?] [Tenth-Generation King: Heh, Gray Eyes said he saw purple light in that tomb, which means there was at least one piece of Epic Grade equipment inside! I won't make things difficult for you. Pay us one piece of Epic equipment or an item, plus 500 years of lifespan as compensation for Gray Eyes, and we can consider letting you off.]
After reading the other player's replies, Mu You realized these people had no