With that said, Qin Manjiang no longer explained his identity.
He looked at Abyss and Chen Xin and said, "The way to escape this place is to find whose body [One]'s consciousness is in, then use that body to approach Spider Woman of its own accord."
"But there's a nearly unsolvable problem with that."
Qin Manjiang looked up at the sky. This was also a problem he had pondered for a long time without resolving, so... he had no choice but to resort to the last method: making everyone die early.
"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 vanish from a player's body, or instantly transfer to someone else."
Qin Manjiang laid out the hardest part.
Indeed, Chen Xin and Abyss also recognized how difficult this was.
First, they had to find whose body [One]'s consciousness was in. That in itself was a problem, because people could put on an act.
Second, even if they found [One]'s consciousness, making him obediently approach Spider Woman would be utterly 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 had no way to know whether [One]'s consciousness would simply vanish from that body or transfer elsewhere.
It was simply too difficult...
"So... there's only one method I could think of."
Qin Manjiang said no more.
But Chen Xin and Abyss both understood what he meant.
Follow Shen Hai's example and