“???”
What's the first thing that comes to your mind when you see two identical players standing in front of you?
Low-scoring players will immediately think of a scammer, while top players will only have one name come to mind.
Hu Wei's pupils shrank, and he immediately grasped the sword behind him, slightly retreated, and looked at the two Zhang ancestors with suspicion, feeling confused and uncertain.
An Mingyu was also stunned, then frowned and looked at the two Zhang ancestors.
Cheng Shi was even more confused. He never expected that Li Gui would meet Li Kui here.
No, are you playing?
When I asked you for help, you weren't there. I wanted to borrow my username temporarily, and you showed up to ruin my plans?
Do I owe you?
Shouldn't you owe me 100 S items?
I think the purpose of becoming a clown is not to become a real clown, right?
Cheng Shi's eyelids twitched violently. In order to avoid getting himself into trouble, he narrowed his eyes into a line and looked at Zhang Jizu opposite him. He spoke before him:
"If your role-playing is intended to fit the Trial of [Deception], then I can agree to lend my personal portrait rights at my discretion.
But I need to know who is borrowing it.
Zhen Yi?
Or... Cheng Shi?"
As he spoke, he also threw out a scalpel from his sleeve.
Hearing this preemptive question, Zhang Jizu's eyes almost narrowed.
He didn't expect to meet a fake self here. He was still wondering which clown was causing trouble for him, but when he saw the tip of the scalpel on the other person's sleeve, he immediately realized that the person playing himself was none other than Cheng Shi.
Because only Cheng Shi can use a scalpel like him.
Moreover, at this moment, it was far from the point where he needed to show his "weapon". The other party deliberately revealed this silver light, just to communicate with him and to persuade him not to reveal his identity.
But the problem is, what you use most is my identity!
If I don't expose you, then who am I?
Of course, Zhang Jizu was thinking about more than just these. Combined with the clues of this trial, it was hard for him not to think that Cheng Shi was using his identity as a cover to create enough free space for operation in this trial.
He could understand it, provided that out of sight, out of mind.
Zhang Jizu was speechless, but he had to cooperate with the other party.
When the word "ending" is mentioned in a trial of [Fraud], its difficulty can be imagined. As the most "favored" believer of [Fraud], Cheng Shi is the best candidate to pass this trial, without a doubt.
Moreover, Zhang Jizu understood the weight of this "favoritism" better than anyone else. Judging from the lies he told and the things he did for the God of Joy, he always felt that this trial was not just a trial, but more like the God of Joy was hinting at something.
So in order to give Cheng Shi more room to maneuver, Zhang Jizu decided to take over this "drama" after quick thinking.
Fortunately, after joining the clown, his "drama sense" was not weak, so he immediately continued:
"x..."
Forget it, I can’t connect at all.
Zhang Jizu knew very well that Cheng Shi’s identity would attract a lot of attention and cause a lot of trouble, so his first reaction was to borrow Zhen Yi’s identity.
After all, no matter how unlucky you are, as long as you are disliked by others, you will be relatively free.
However, it was still too difficult for him to utter "Hee". In desperation, he had to admit the fact that "he was Cheng Shi".
Yes, the best solution at the moment is to exchange identities with Cheng Shi. In this way, when Cheng Shi is needed to show up later, his appearance will not be abrupt.
So, he imitated Cheng Shi's expression, curled his lips, and sighed:
"Hey, Lao Zhang, could you please not be so serious every time we meet?
I just wore your clothes, I didn't dig up your graveyard, so why do you want to take this opportunity to beat me up? "
As soon as this familiar tone came out, Hu Wei immediately realized that the second Zhang Jizu in front of him was not Zhang Jizu at all, nor was it Zhen Yi, but his good brother, the fortune-weaver whom he had been looking forward to meeting for a long time, Cheng Shi!
Hu Wei has been looking for Cheng Shi recently, because Lord Ultraman said that his chance to fuse [Fraud] lies with Yuxi, and Cheng Shi happens to be the player who has been played by Yuxi. He absolutely does not believe that the other party has nothing to do with Yuxi.
So when he saw Cheng Shi appear, he patted "Cheng Shi" on the shoulder and said in surprise:
"Brother Cheng, where have you been recently?
I said you were indispensable in the fraud case, and here you are.
Okay, hahaha, very good, you must come with me today, my team is just short of a priest..."
Before he could finish his words, "Cheng Shi" twitched his eyes and raised his hand to point at "Zhang Jizu" opposite him.
Although no words were spoken, the "sound" was "deafening".
Isn't there a pastor there?
Still the most life-saving [Death] priest.
Cheng Shi also had a stiff face, thinking: Old Hu, you are really good at telling lies with your eyes open. Others’ trials cost potions, but you have to use a priest, right?
How many priests are consumed on average in a trial?
The priest is used to heal teammates, not to squeeze milk. You can't use it as a consumable...
Cheng Shi didn't say anything. After all, he didn't want to go with Hu Wei.
Hu Wei also looked a little embarrassed, but this small situation obviously did not faze the "Grand Marshal". He just waved his hand and laughed:
"It's rare to come across one on weekdays, but today I came across two, so it's good to have double insurance.
Brother, I know you are a steady person, and there will be no problems with our team this time."
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