"Do you know each other?"

At this time, Ke Cheng also discovered that the other party spoke the same language as him.

"Of course I know him, he is... well, a very powerful guy!"

Baobao almost let the cat out of the bag, but luckily he caught himself in time.

Seeing Baobao, Lu Ban quickly understood why she was here.

It is obvious that some of the players that Lu Ban had released before have not returned from the foreign land.

It looks like this one is one of them.

Since he has not returned to Earth yet, Lu Ban has no information about his mission.

After looking at Baobao and then at Lu Ban, Ke Cheng always felt that this person looked familiar, but he didn't know where he had seen him.

However, Ke Cheng quickly understood that this person should also be a chosen one of God like himself!

He may also be suffering from a terminal illness and completing a mission in a foreign land. Judging from his appearance, his body has changed. He may have experienced several missions. He must be a senior!

Ke Cheng is well aware of the principle of currying favor with someone. Since Baobao knows the other person, there is no reason for him not to make friends with him.

"Hello, senior."

Ke Cheng immediately greeted Lu Ban and saw Feng Yu behind him.

Is the other party a duo? Or is this woman also some kind of extraordinary being like herself?

Ke Cheng’s mind started to race.

"senior……"

Lu Ban thought about it and rounded it off, and he could indeed be considered the other party's senior.

But he didn't expect that he would meet the players he sent out on the mission during the mission. He always had a sense of destiny.

"What is your mission?"

Lu Ban then asked. Out of humanitarianism, he thought it would be better to send this player back first. Otherwise, if he encountered any Old Ones at this [Glorious] difficulty, the unfortunate player would probably have his brain exploded, leaving only a mass of wriggling flesh and blood.

"…survive until the storm is over."

Ke Cheng replied.

“…It’s a bit difficult.”

Lu Ban couldn't help but say.

When the storm comes, the city will definitely be pushed to the edge of the cliff by the disputes among various forces. By that time, it may not be easy for Lu Ban to protect him.

“Is it difficult?”

Ke Cheng thought that Lu Ban had completed a similar task before, so he continued.

"I have been here for two weeks. In the past, I would go to get information during the day and sleep here at night. So far, I have not encountered any danger. This city is very safe, but it also gives people a sense of horror."

"Thriller?"

Lu Ban asked curiously.

"Yes, that's right. Everyone seems to be very friendly, and the transactions are fair. There is no bullying or fighting. Even at night, there is no need to lock the door. No one picks up things on the road, and the door is not locked at night. It feels perfect."

Ke Cheng said with his feelings.

“Why is this so scary?”

Lu Ban thought about it and felt that this kind of life was probably what everyone dreamed of.

"When everyone behaves in a very orderly manner, it can feel oppressive, like something is chasing you."

Ke Cheng said.

He recalled the days when he worked in an Internet company. At that time, he had to work more than ten hours a day and had only a few days off in a month. There was a feeling of oppression at that time, which made people feel breathless.

Of course, later on, Ke Cheng got cancer and he no longer had to work, which made him feel much more relaxed.

"You're afraid of making mistakes, afraid of something unexpected happening, afraid of the unknown."

Ke Cheng continued, his expression somewhat confused.

"This is normal. When no one makes mistakes, it will naturally put a lot of pressure on people."

Leopard said it lightly.

As a leopard who has seen far more humans than Lu Ban, she must have her own unique understanding of human behavior.

"It's like when you're playing a game. If you make a mistake, everyone's attention will be focused on you, making you nervous. But in reality, because no one breaks the rules, it makes people feel even more uncertain. They don't know whether their every move complies with the rules of Utopia."

Leopard explained simply.

"This sense of oppression will subtly influence people's thinking, and eventually make everyone afraid to try, explore, and pursue the unknown."

Feng Yu went on to say that she looked at Bao Bao warily. Although she knew that she was just an incarnation and not the original person who loved to play pranks, her relationship with Lu Ban made people have to be careful.

“Is this the fundamental reason why Utopia refuses to explore?”

Lu Ban roughly understood it.

In daily life, the reason why everyone can maintain a relatively relaxed attitude towards life is that even if someone makes a mistake, they will not incur severe punishment, and making mistakes is allowed.

But in Utopia, if you break the rules, you will be expelled at best, or even killed at worst.

This is too strict.

Even if there is no subjective violation, one will be afraid that one will accidentally make a mistake.

Such a society is too strict.

Of course, the residents of Utopia have lived in this environment since childhood and have become more or less accustomed to it.

However, it is difficult for outsiders like Kecheng to integrate into the community.

"How much do you know about the Brotherhood of the Yellow Sands?"

Lu Ban asked again, as a player, Ke Cheng has been in Utopia for the past two weeks, he must have some perspectives different from the locals, and maybe he can find some problems.

"The Yellow Sand Brotherhood? They're pretty nice people, and they often distribute food. Even though it doesn't taste very good, at least it's free."

Ke Cheng said.

"As for the rest, I heard that they have a very good relationship with those traveling merchants and can often buy some strange and bizarre things. Almost all the rich people in Utopia are from the Yellow Sand Brotherhood."

It sounds like it's similar to what Lu Ban knows.

"Have they had anything special going on lately, like some newcomers, some notable moves?"

Lu Ban asked again.

"I'm not sure about that... I just know they shouldn't be too dangerous."

Ke Cheng answered.

Lu Ban thought about it and asked Ke Cheng to close his eyes.

The next moment, his right hand materialized a silver pen [Last Words], and countless pages of a book appeared above Ke Cheng's head.

"He may have seen many things himself, but his brain did not understand and react to them, and he could not form memories. It was more convenient to just flip through them."

Lu Ban explained and then began to check Ke Cheng’s memories after coming to the wasteland.

What surprised Lu Ban was that Ke Cheng actually had no improper thoughts about Bao Bao.

I don’t know if it’s because he’s died once and has become indifferent to these things, or if he’s just not interested in women. Women will only slow down his ability to complete tasks.

Lu Ban continued to flip through the pages, and soon he found a scene hidden in Ke Cheng's memory.

This scene only lasted for a brief moment, and Ke Cheng himself did not notice it at all, so his memory did not contain any relevant cognition.

It was a scene where members of the Yellow Sand Brotherhood were distributing food as usual.

And around those people, there was mist.

The mist formed the shape of a human face.