” Bayle paused, seemingly realizing what the true purpose of Ruan Mei’s pastries was.
It was a bit disappointing, not what he had expected.
He had thought they would be some very interesting Curios; it turned out it was just something that made people tell the truth?
Boring.
Ruan Mei asked him if he had stepped onto the Path of Nihility.
Obviously, how would he know?
This power wasn’t something he’d begged for from Black Boss; he’d gotten it by playing tricks on the system.
However…
if he really went further along this Path, would the power he could wield become stronger?
Bayle knew a thing or two about Nihility.
IX does not reject, does not care, and does not interfere; it only looks at how far you can walk on its Path, and how much power you can obtain depends on your own ability.
Forget it, no need to rush into researching it.
“Alright, alright, The Fourth Mirror, there’s nothing for you to do now.
Go find somewhere cool to hang out.” Bayle discarded it as soon as he was done, without a hint of hesitation.
The Fourth Mirror widened its eyes in shock.
“No way!
Ms.
Herta told me to supervise you!
Don’t you even think about leaving my…
my…” The Fourth Mirror’s voice grew quieter as it spoke, and it hurriedly shut its mouth.
Damn it!
How did it blurt out its inner thoughts like that?
Bayle didn’t really care.
After all, it didn’t make much difference whether he had this little mirror around him or not, and since he wasn’t doing anything shady, it didn’t matter.
“Beep…
Beep beep…” His phone suddenly rang.
Bayle raised an eyebrow: “Huh?
Someone actually sent me a message?
Wait?
And it’s not just one person???” Stelle: “Who are you?
Why are you in my phone?” King: “Guess?” Stelle: (Suddenly enlightened) “Oh!
I get it, you’re a playing card!
Are you inviting me to play cards?” King: “…?” Stelle: “Playing card, are you in some kind of trouble?” Stelle: “Want to play cards?” Stelle: “I can play cards with you.” Stelle: “Why are you ignoring me?
Did you turn into a playing card?” “…” What the hell is this?
Bayle stared at the chat history for a moment in silence, then went straight to check the other person’s message.
Unexpected, yet within reason…
The other person sending a message was Silver Wolf.
Silver Wolf: “How did you break through my firewall and add me as a friend?
Confess everything.” Silver Wolf: “I actually didn’t break through it, but I won’t give up.
Since when did Herta Space Station get someone like you?” King: “Stop attacking my account, it’s just adding a friend, isn’t it?” Silver Wolf: “…” Silver Wolf was holed up in her room, staring at the friend that had appeared out of nowhere, and frowned.
This was a challenge to her hacking skills!
This person’s firewall was surprisingly well-made; she had attacked three times and failed to break through.
She was truly curious.
It was a pity that this person wasn’t in Elio’s script, otherwise she would definitely go and meet him.
Silver Wolf: “Not important.
One missing, want to play a game?” The other side didn’t reply for a long time.
Silver Wolf grew a bit impatient waiting, but she couldn’t find a third person, so there was nothing she could do.
This game had just been released, and it was said to be very fun.
Silver Wolf had originally wanted to ask Blade to join, but he had used his injured hand as an excuse to refuse.
Tsk…
when would his hand ever heal?
After waiting a long time, the other side finally sent a message.
King: “Sure, coordinates.” Silver Wolf: “What coordinates?” Silver Wolf sent you a set of coordinates.
Silver Wolf sent you a game.
Silver Wolf: “Are you coming to find me to play together?” King: “Yes.” Bayle hadn’t expected Silver Wolf to send the coordinates so quickly.
He had originally thought that if she didn’t agree, he would say a few more things to see if he could persuade her, but it turned out he hadn’t even started to use his silver tongue before he got it?
[This game looks quite fun, I wonder if Bayle can handle it.] [I want to play too, I want to play too!
Bayle, send me a copy of the game!] [Hey, you’re going too far.] “Are you all only concerned about this game?
This is Silver Wolf’s coordinates!
She’s a Stellaron Hunter!” [So what?] The barrage was unimpressed; they knew everything Elio knew, and they knew things Elio didn’t.
In comparison, so what if she’s a Stellaron Hunter?
[What are you doing?
Are you going to find the Stellaron Hunter?
To be honest, I feel like it’s not very useful.] [Why wouldn’t it be useful?
Doesn’t that side actually have a seer?] [Even with a seer, they still let the galaxy go down this Path, which only means something went wrong.] [Don’t understand, pass.] Bayle looked at the barrage and shook his head.
Regardless, Elio’s script must still have some use.
As for why it deviated from the normal script, or perhaps what kind of problem occurred on Black Swan’s side, or some other reason.
Bayle didn’t know, and didn’t need to know.
The Stellaron Hunters wouldn’t watch the galaxy head toward a certain death, so…
In a sense, as long as he could make contact, teaming up or anything like that wasn’t a very difficult thing.
“Hey, uh, The Fourth Mirror, I heard you can perform interstellar warp?” The Fourth Mirror was still immersed in the feeling of being inexplicably tricked into spilling the beans, the whole mirror feeling cowardly.
Hearing Bayle suddenly call it, it was stunned for a moment.
“Huh?
Warp?
Of course, that’s a piece of cake!” Bayle nodded.
“Alright, I have some coordinates here, send me there.” “?” The Fourth Mirror asked in confusion, “Can’t you go yourself?
Why do you need me to send you?” Bayle said righteously.
“Because I’m lazy.” “Fine, fine,” The Fourth Mirror’s surface rippled.
It glanced at the coordinates on Bayle’s phone and immediately activated the warp transmission.
“Remember to come back after Ms.
Herta locates the specific position, otherwise I’m going to get scolded!” “Sure~” Bayle was very satisfied with The Fourth Mirror’s service.
Thus, with a flash of white light, the moment Bayle opened his eyes, he was met with the sight of Silver Wolf lying on the bed, typing on her phone.
Silver Wolf sat on the bed, staring at the intruder who had suddenly appeared for a moment, and finally frowned.
Bayle took a step back: “Ahem…
I didn’t mean to barge directly into your room; I thought the coordinates you gave were for the location of this spaceship…” Silver Wolf calmly climbed off the bed and sat in her gaming chair.
“Are you King?” Bayle hummed in affirmation: “You can call me Bayle.” Silver Wolf nodded calmly, seemingly not caring much about these things.
She was chewing gum, and she raised her hand to pass a game controller to Bayle.
“Forget about the rest for now, want to play a game?
One missing, we’re just waiting for you.” Silver Wolf stared at Bayle’s movements, wishing she could drag him over and force him to start playing.
If they didn’t start playing this game soon, it would be hard to take first place.
Maybe it’s not a big deal now… maybe it will be later.
“And If you’re enjoying it, drop a Power Stone for me!”