With that said, Qin Manjiang stopped explaining his identity.
He looked at Abyss and Chen Xin and said, "The way to escape is to find whose body [One]'s consciousness is in, then use that body to approach Spider Woman of your own accord."
"But there's an almost unsolvable problem with that."
Qin Manjiang looked up at the sky. This was also a problem he had spent a long time thinking about without finding a solution, so... he had no choice but to use the last resort and make everyone die ahead of time.
"Once [One]'s consciousness enters a player's body, it can overpower the player's consciousness and take control of the body. So even if we find where [One]'s consciousness is, we can't control him and make him approach Spider Woman."
"We don't even know whether [One]'s consciousness can instantly disappear from a player's body or immediately transfer to someone else."
Qin Manjiang laid out the hardest part.
Indeed, Chen Xin and Abyss also realized how difficult this was.
First, they had to find whose body [One]'s consciousness was in. That alone was a challenge, because people could put on an act.
Second, even if they found where [One]'s consciousness was, getting him to obediently approach Spider Woman would be impossible. From Chen Xin's description, [One]'s consciousness had absolute control over a player's body, leaving the possessed player no room to act.
Third, even if they tied up the player possessed by [One]'s consciousness and dragged him straight to Spider Woman, they couldn't be certain whether [One]'s consciousness would simply disappear from that body or transfer elsewhere.
This was far too difficult...
"So... there's only one solution I could think of."
Qin Manjiang said no more.
But Chen Xin and Abyss both understood what he meant.
Follow Shen Hai's example