He was just talking to the Nine Gods Demon in front of him with confidence that he could escape from here.
"So...the reason you're not leaving now is because you have something to say to me." Su Mingan said.
"That's right," Lu said, "but can you wait until I finish looking through this box?"
"You want to delay?"
"No, not really." Lu waved his hand: "It's just some of my personal little habits that are difficult to talk about... I like to explore the unknown. And a box full of unknowns is a sacred thing to me. I hope to spend a little bit of insignificant time to witness the unknown hidden in it."
If someone else said this, Su Mingan would suspect that he was mentally ill. But when Lu said this, he seemed calm and relaxed.
While Lu was talking, he had already searched the box and found a syringe filled with green liquid. This was a syringe that accelerated blood recovery and was a good emergency tool.
"Have you finished reading?" Su Mingan said.
"——I think the current world game is too chaotic."
After putting away the syringe and standing up, Lu suddenly blurted out something.
"...Different from the usual world, Su Mingan, I think we should perhaps form a 'new order'."
Lu's words immediately made Su Mingan raise his hand and turn off the live broadcast.
Seeing Su Mingan immediately shut down the live broadcast, Lu laughed: "You see, this is the disadvantage of the 'old order'. You need to take these people's concepts and ideas into consideration."
"I remember that you are the one who cares about this group of people the most." Su Mingan said: "People often say that 'Lu' is the qualified anchor who cares about the audience's thoughts the most."
"Just saying a few words to the audience to cover up my real thoughts, isn't your clone doing the same thing?" Lu said, "With your foresight about the plot, your wisdom should be far superior to mine."
“…lift.”
"You should have received invitations from many forces." Lu said:
"Obviously, those who are not adapted to this kind of world are also sharing the pie with top players like us. But the problem is - their weaknesses are actually very obvious. They don't have a coordinated and unified command system, and there is no one who can make decisions with a single word. All their actions are negotiated and must take into account the impact of all aspects. Such a group... is too slow and too unsuitable for today's fast-paced world game."
Su Mingan frowned slightly.
Seeing that Su Mingan did not directly refute his words, Lu's mouth corners curled up slightly, seeming very happy.
"This piece of cake is too small. We fought so hard to get the cake... why should we cut it for them?" Lu said.
"What do you mean?" Su Mingan said.
"I think... you're already doing it?" Lu said, "There's no one else around, you don't have to hide it."
"What?" Su Mingan really didn't understand what the other party was hinting at.
“Click.”
There was a slight sound of mechanical gears turning, and Mocha beside him lowered his head and focused on playing with the toy car in his hand. The sound was a little abrupt in the quiet basement.
Watching the road getting closer, Siber raised the shotgun in her arms and pointed the muzzle at the approaching road.
Seeing this, Lu stopped and maintained a safe social distance so as not to cause disgust.
"Su Ming'an, I've always admired you." Lu said, "If I had to choose one person I respect the most among all the top players... it would be you - I like you very much."
Su Mingan had heard these words before this small copy began. At that time, Lu did say, "Su Mingan is a very good person."
However, he didn't understand why Lu, who had never met him before, would say such a thing.
While he was thinking, Lu took another step forward, facing Siber's gun.
The dim light in the basement shone on his sea-blue hair, casting a strange and beautiful light.
Lu's eyes were bright, reminding Su Mingan of the light chasers who had met him in the dungeon.
"Su Ming'an, you are very far-sighted. Your foresight is so high that I look up to you." Lu's eyes showed awe that was not fake. "I sorted out your actions from the beginning to now, and gradually found that... you are connecting the scattered points into a line. Your layout is simply shocking to me."
"...Ah?" Su Mingan didn't know what the other party was shocked by.
What plan did he set?
How come he doesn't know it himself?
"In your opening speech, you impressed people with your ideas," Lu said. "You deliberately used a slightly abrupt but highly prescient lighthouse theory to cause a global public opinion whirlpool and draw people's attention away from other places. Since then, you have been implementing your theories into actions and subtly adding more content that you really need... until it has been perfected to this day."
Looking at Lu, whose thinking was becoming more and more confused, Su Mingan couldn't help but start to reflect on whether many people were like Lu, thinking too much and unnecessary about themselves.
Looking at Su Mingan who did not refute, Lu's smile became more friendly:
"You create levels and groups that separate adventurous players from casual players, who are fundamentally different."
"At the very beginning, you asked everyone to return to their respective positions to prevent points from being wasted due to temporary changes in camps."
“At the same time, you bring up the importance of risk-taking players, motivating people to go out and show your wisdom in the mid- to late-stage.”
"You...deliberately expanded the influence of your ideas, solidifying your existence into a 'concept' that is deeply rooted in people's minds."
"Your layout is wonderful and perfect." Lu couldn't help but sigh when he said this:
"——From the very beginning, you started to divide people into different levels and groups, and engraved the title of 'No. 1 Player' into their philosophy... and those problems that exist in organizations, such as negotiations, concerns, and slow planning... do not exist here. You represent the purest adventure players, the group that the world game should respect the most - not casual players, not spectators who can only talk, not leaders who only care about the interests after the game... nothing!"
Lu stretched out his hands and placed them directly on Su Mingan's shoulders:
"Because you are the first player - you are the best and most in line with people's current needs!"
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