Chapter 212: A Change of Players, White Queen!

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Chapter 212: A Change of Players, White Queen!

Its also possible that its just the three of us.

Ashe tilted his head, But in any case, in this virtual realm, fraught with danger and opportunity, the more teammates you can trust to cover your back, the better.

I dont trust her

You didnt trust me at the beginning either.

How can she be compared to you?

Ashe looked at her with surprise, while Sonya turned her head to look at Deya, muttering a few words before sighing, I understand. Indeed, the intensity of battle in the Time Continent far exceeds the Sea of Knowledge. Two people cant guarantee absolute safety; three is definitely better

The Red-haired Swordswoman glanced at Ashe and poked his chest with her finger, saying resentfully, But dont forget your promise, as long as Im stronger than her

Then you will be the most important Operator in my eyes! Ashe replied without hesitation, a firm believer in strength.

Hmph. Sonya was still somewhat sullen, but when she turned to Deya, a brilliant, professional smile appeared on her face: Hello.

Ashe also introduced them, Witch, she is my longstanding team member, the Swordswoman. Swordswoman, she is the new team member, the Witch. From now on, youll share the highs and lows together, so get along well.

While Ashe was murmuring with Sonya, Deya took the opportunity to assess her situation.Updated from n0velb(i)n.c(o)/m

It wasnt a dream, nor an illusion; she really had been brought into the virtual realm by the Observers curious ability, without opening the Gate of Truth, and appeared in the same place as the Observer.

Unlike Sonya, the domestic cat, Deya was a bona fide Wildcat Sorcerer, sailing alone through the Sea of Knowledge for thousands of miles, having been bitten by sea serpents, drowned in the sea, enduring the hardships of a lone wolf, and honing a resilient mind.

Thus, she almost instantly recognized the immense value of forming a teamthe Observer had nearly overturned the cultivation rules of the sorcerers world, reducing the difficulty of exploration in the virtual realm from epic tales to the level of fairy tales (and she would soon learn that it could be lowered even further).

If a trade were possible, Deya believed that many legendary sorcerers would be willing to give up all their arcane energy or even their Realm Faction for the ability to form teams in the virtual realm.

No wonder the Observer always shrouded his true identity in mist, using a codenamehe must know the value of this ability and feared being located by those using the Prophecy Faction!

Deya initially harbored doubts and hostility towards the Observer, but at this moment her attitude had shifted: she must cling to the Observers coattails, and then find a way to mine his secrets!

The ability to see her own thought process, to track little Lise undergoing the Bronze Dragon Trial, and to assemble teammates in the Virtual Realm Man, youve caught the attention of this Princess!

Looking over, they saw that Ashe had somehow acquired a convertible sports car and was comfortably lounging in it, stretching lazily.

Ashe was actually a bit surprised as to why it was a convertible, but after some thought, it made senseon the Time Continent, it wouldnt rain, at least not downwards rain, and a car roof, besides obstructing the view, served no purpose, as meaningless as a mosaic, better off removed.

Of course, this might also be an interpretation of the Deluxe Edition.

Sonya wasnt surprised at all, having sailed the Sea of Knowledge with Ashe. Deyas eyes sparkled with admiration as she gently clapped her hands, looking at Ashe with a face full of respect: Observer, you are so amazing. Perhaps we are the only ones on the entire Time Continent who can ride in a sports car Exploring the Virtual Realm, right?

Not that amazing, Ashe said modestly: Its all thanks to everyone elses support.

This woman Sonya gritted her teeth in irritation. Ever since the Observer had burst into her life, she had been speeding down the path of the Swordsmanship Genius, and it had been many days since she had attended a dance or tea party. Usually, others fawned over her more, and she complimented others less, naturally neglecting to practice her own conversation skills.

A word of praise for the Observer was completely effortless, yet it could greatly increase his goodwill towards her, an extremely cost-effective interpersonal communication tactic. The former Sonya would have definitely realized this, but now Deya had taken the lead!

This Witch It seems she is the same type of Sorcerer as me!

Then both of them looked towards the passenger seat beside Ashe, reaching out for it at the same time!

Actually, sitting in the passenger seat proved nothing, but sometimes conceding even a breath meant losing everything. When its time to compete, one must compete in every aspect, even if its a losing battle, just to make a statement; to step back is to lose ground at every turn!

Witch, would you like to sit in the front? Sonya asked with a beaming smile.

Yes, the view is better from the front, Deya said, batting her eyelids.

But today is my first time exploring the Time Continent, how about letting me take in the sights first?

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Do you both want the front seat? Then go ahead and take it.

Ashe flipped over to the back seat: It just so happens I dont want to be squeezed next to someone else.

Sonya:

Deya: