According to Linghu Lan's understanding of the game, A Lai is an NPC.
This NPC doesn't hit or kill anyone; when provoked, he simply clenches his fists and glares angrily at her.
This already speaks volumes.
Linghu Lan quickly deduced that during the game's existence, NPCs seemed to be subject to some kind of game rule, and could not arbitrarily attack or kill people here.
With a plan in mind, her hands became more steady.
Time passed at a leisurely pace, and soon only one minute remained.
Dong Ge and Linghu Lan are only two points apart, and they are just waiting for the final time to determine the winner.
Linghu Lan frowned, put a lucky charm on her head, and then slowed down the pace of the charades game. Finally, when the countdown reached zero, the score was tied at 20:20.
Divide equally.
Dong Ge's group of four breathed a sigh of relief and collapsed onto the ground, only to find that their backs were soaked with sweat.
Just now, during the countdown, they thought Linghu Lan would surpass them, and they were already a bit flustered. As a result, the other party guessed wrong several times in a row, and in the end, they caught up with the score.
Linghu Lan also breathed a sigh of relief; this was the result she had always wanted to achieve.
If she wins this game, she will face off against Mo Tang. The winner will receive a reward from the Great Demon King.
If they lose, then she and Tantai Yu will likely become Alai's spoils of war.
Neither of these two answers was what she wanted, so she could only try to divide the game equally and extend the game time as much as possible.
For anyone entering the game, achieving a tie is very difficult.
One team has four people, and the other team has two people.
Even if it's just guessing, a team of four will guess more correctly than a team of two. In any case, a winner will eventually emerge.
In this unfair game, the hardest part is actually getting a tie.
Linghu Lan wanted to see if splitting the spoils would have any impact on A Lai.
Now she saw it, and Ah Lai was furious; she was happy.
Alai glared angrily at the two teams. She had grown into a seventeen or eighteen-year-old girl with a curvaceous figure and well-developed body. Her eyes were bright and sparkling, and she looked extremely beautiful.
But those eyes were now glowing red, as if they wanted to devour everyone.
She scanned everyone's faces, finally fixing her gaze on Linghu Lan, and asked angrily, "You cunning human, you clearly had a chance to win just now, why did you deliberately split the score?"
Linghu Lan smiled and said, "I'm a good person!"
Alai paused for a moment, then jumped up angrily, "You're not a good person! You're the worst human being here! Don't fall into my hands, or I'll tear your heart apart, rip out your lungs, rip out your liver, and pull open your intestines, making you die in the most painful way possible!"
Ah Lai jumped and shouted, and the surrounding air seemed to tremble.
Tantai Yu watched Alai with full vigilance. He was afraid that Alai would go crazy and rush down from the stage to kill people. But strangely, Alai cursed for several minutes, spewing out all kinds of swear words, but still did not harm Linghu Lan in the slightest.
A knowing glint flashed in Tantai Yu's dark eyes, and a faint smile appeared on his lips. So that's how it is!
The others quickly realized that the game had restrictions on NPCs, and NPCs could not kill people.
This was the best news they could have imagined, and the tense atmosphere immediately eased.
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