One man's poison was another man's honey.
Although Rule-Type Weirds were terrifying, this was not Luo Fan's first encounter with one, so he knew at least a little about dealing with them.
The most terrifying thing about Rule-Type Weirds was that they disregarded differences in strength, forcibly dragged you into a domain of rules they knew well, and then defeated you using the power of those rules.
Within those rules, Weirds would mislead and conceal things, but there was one thing: they could not violate the power of the rules themselves.
So when humans had a chance to turn the tables and kill them, they would be afraid too.
Like the first Weird holding a bomb balloon, or the second Weird who had dragged everyone into a split-the-bill dinner.
As Luo Fan saw it, although he had beaten the game and this Rule-Type Weird had indicated he could leave,
would a Rule-Type Weird really be that kind? Would it willingly let him go?
Just like that female Weird who had split the bill, asking everyone whether they had eaten their fill and telling them they could leave if they had.
Had she really been kindly letting him leave then?
No, she had merely been afraid she would die if things continued.
Likewise, when the Weird before him indicated that he could leave, Luo Fan immediately realized that it was letting them go because it feared for its own life.
More importantly, Zhao Chunfeng and the others were preparing to leave, but the Weird itself had not left.
Did that mean it was now trapped within the rules and could not leave of its own accord?
Did it have to wait until everyone from the Hope Convoy left before it could go?
So, had offense and defense switched places?
If that