"What do you want to see?
The people here know about this prison and the death penalty similarly. I don't have any other useful information to share, but...if this believer of the Truth doesn't mind, I can share something else."
Gao San didn't expect Su Wu to mention him suddenly. He folded his hands and smiled:
"Truth should be shared and circulated. You can speak your mind and don't need to care about my opinion."
Su Wu snorted and laughed:
"I think it's better to ask for your opinion. After all, this is your private matter."
"?" Gao San hesitated for a moment, "You can say it anyway."
"I just searched for the 'end of fate' nearby. Interestingly, your 'end of fate' is right here, right...
Under our feet."
As soon as he finished speaking, Gao San punched the railing of his cage. He glared at Su Wu and said angrily:
"Are you teasing me?"
"I dare not provoke the iron fist of Truth. This is all I have discovered. Believe it or not, it's up to you."
After saying that, Su Wu smiled casually and closed his mouth.
Cheng Shi frowned and looked at the final stroke next to him, wondering if he was real.
Su Wu's behavior was very strange. Even if he really found Gao San's "fateful period", he should not make it public at this time. Not only would it not help the current situation, it would also make Gao San suspicious of his purpose and alienate a teammate for no reason.
What's in it for him?
Cheng Shi was puzzled and was just thinking about it when Zhao Si spoke again.
"The prisoners sentenced to death fighting all have complicated relationships with each other. The man behind me said that the people wearing the same yellow prison uniform as him were all evil servants who coveted his wealth. These people knew his family very well and wanted to empty his wealth all the time. He couldn't bear it anymore and started fighting with them, and then he fainted.
When he woke up again, he was already standing in the courtroom, sentenced to death by combat, and will be executed soon."
As Zhao Si spoke, he turned around and looked at the prisoner who possessed huge wealth.
“It’s not a great story, but what’s interesting is that the person next to him heard our conversation and came over to join in the identity battle.
He said that he was the owner of the wealth, and the prisoner who had spoken to me before was just one of his servants. His servants were stealing his identity and wanted to plunder all his wealth in a reasonable and legal way in this confusing way.
Unfortunately, a fight made them all prisoners of death.
How about this, do you remember anything?"
Everyone's eyes focused, and they instantly remembered the goal of this trial:
How to prove that you are yourself amidst the doubts of others!
To be honest, when Cheng Shi saw the word "chaos" when he entered the trial, he didn't even look at the trial goal.
In His trials, the concept of a trial goal was almost non-existent.
But this round seems different. Combining this trial goal with the story told by Zhao Si, it is not difficult to wonder whether He has already hidden the answer in it?
Does “how to prove that you are you” mean that if you want to leave here, you must steal someone else’s identity and then perfectly replace that identity amid other people’s doubts?
This not only allows players to escape, but also creates massive chaos, which is really relevant.
So, the so-called Aristocratic Prison Open Day event was probably the opportunity to solve the problem?
Li Yi and Zhao Si's sharing and inferences have almost revealed the key to solving the problem to everyone.
As the only believer of [Fraud] on the field, if Cheng Shi does not speak out at this time, then his liar filter may be lost. After all, this key seems to be related to the scam.
"So the answer is simple, isn't it?" He pointed at the prisoners around him and said with a smile, "Everyone has the same prison helmet, but the prison uniforms that represent their identities are different in color. If we can exchange prison uniforms with others during the chaos, then does that mean...
Can we avoid each other in the arena and win this game together?
In this way, we don't even need to break out of prison, it is enough to just defeat these seemingly ordinary inmates.
The Grand Inquisition will pardon us, legally pardon us.
But the prerequisite is that you have to pretend to be like one."
Having said that, Cheng Shi was not optimistic because he was still thinking about the prophecy he made before the trial.
Something must have gone wrong with this seemingly feasible alternative plan, so in the end he was the only one who won the trial.
Where could the problem lie?
Is the "fate period" of the fighting expert found by the final pen real?
After all, the combat expert did not win the trial...
At this point in the discussion, the players’ “cooperation” plan has almost been finalized.
There was some admiration in everyone's eyes when they looked at each other.
Even Cheng Shi felt that, apart from the established prophecy, this trial was really interesting.
Every teammate is busy. Although the history of this game is a bit biased, everyone can find clues from the traces around them, and then add some details to the plan to pass the trial. Finally, they gradually restore the key puzzle through communication with each other.
This long-lost sense of cooperation and pleasure made him feel refreshed.
This is called playing games! This is a normal game!
Even if everyone has their own little thoughts, at least before the danger comes, cooperation is still the mainstream.
"Wonderful!"
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