"Mmm, Wolf, don’t co here, stay away from us." Jiang Shu waved his hand at Wolf, shooing him away, then he turned to Kirie and made the sa gesture, "Kirie, you too, I can handle this alone."
As Wolf walked away, the Fox also relaxed, following Devil Wind to the doors of the conference hall.
He stood by Devil Wind’s side, and Devil Wind positioned himself between him and Jiang Shu.
Devil Wind’s combat ability was much stronger than his, both at range and in lee; with Devil Wind standing here, he felt reassured.
Moreover, this position kept Devil Wind closer to Wolf, so if Wolf tried anything, he could directly confront him.
Jiang Shu directly opened the door to the conference hall, revealing a space much larger than the Fox had imagined, appearing before the three n.
The stark white cubic space was empty; all the tables and chairs had been moved to the adjacent room, and the wall of that room was also demolished, its chunks carelessly tossed into another corner of the room.
It looked like they had only intended to expand the entire conference hall horizontally.
"What?" Seeing this scene, which defied logic, the Fox was montarily stunned.
There should have been people in this room, but now...
No, there must be people here!
His gaze focused on the far end of the conference hall, and he appeared thoughtful.
"Okay, the second option is, are you sure they are in this room? If you think they aren’t, you can leave the conference hall and go outside to look for them." Jiang Shu, watching the Fox’s thoughtful expression, asked with a smile, "Of course, I will not interfere; all choices are yours to make alone."
"I choose to stay in this room; I already know where they are." The Fox quickly figured out Jiang Shu’s arrangent; a confident smile returned to his face.
He stepped forward, aiming to head toward the deepest part of the conference hall, casually saying, "If I’m not mistaken, there’s another space inside there, right?"
After speaking, the Fox sniffed the inside of the conference hall; he did not sll the pungent odor of paint.
Now he could confirm there was a dividing wall at the end of the hall, and behind that wall were those ten people; perhaps due to the small longitudinal distance the partition couldn’t accommodate ten people, so they had to break through to the adjacent room’s wall, allowing the ten people to line up inside the partition.
There was no sll of paint, which ans the outside of the partition wasn’t painted with white paint; if it were covered in white wallpaper, it would have also been easy to notice the space had gotten smaller, not achieving the desired effect.
Therefore, the reason this still appeared as a whole was...
Mirrors; the partition was separated by mirrored surfaces.
If they used mirrors, then the mirrors must be positioned at about a 45-degree angle to the floor to reflect the white floor and create a seamless illusion.
Moreover, crucially, doing so would make the interior space appear larger, thus disguising the fact that the conference hall had been downsized.
Taking a quick look, it was clear the length of the conference hall should have been different from the data he had initially noted, but now, there seed to be no discrepancy.
It was the mirrors.
But if it were mirrors, once he walked to the middle of the room, it would completely give it away; the mirrors would reflect his figure.
"It’s mirrors, isn’t it? There’s a layer of ’Mirror Space’ inside?" said the Fox, revealing his deduction, "Impressive; you almost fooled , but now, I can easily dismantle your sche."
"Hey, wait." Jiang Shu looked at the confident Fox, his face still wearing a carefree smile, "Even if you already have the answer in your mind, we still have to follow the rules of the ga. You have another choice, and I have another restriction."
With that, he pulled out a handgun and a deck of cards, shaking them in front of the Fox.
"So, the ga continues."
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