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The mysterious figure did not know that Qi Qiuluo was a healer. By the time he tried to control his body, Qi Qiuluo had already vanished without a trace. Only the young boy witnessed Qi Qiuluo discarding the cards.
After the boy mysteriously conveyed that Qi Qiuluo was a healer, the figure began to entertain thoughts of killing him, mistakenly believing that the boy was on his side. The boy had previously set fire to Qi Qiuluo, and the figure had acted on that as well.
The figure poisoned the fish soup. As everyone drank the soup, control of their bodies returned to the boy. He casually glanced at Qi Qiuluo, who sensed something was off with the soup. After everyone fell ill from the poison, Qi Qiuluo was certain that they were the culprits.
Later, the mysterious figure emerged and destroyed their Red Cards. Tan Ming also conducted a test on them. The boy intentionally rolled up his sleeves, knowing that Tan Ming's keen eye would catch the marks left by latex gloves.
The figure realized he had been deceived by the boy but took no action against him. After completing these tasks, the boy recorded everything he knew in his notebook, including the figure's awareness of his suspicions and why he chose not to intervene.
The boy speculated that if the Messengers attempted to kill a healer, they would not die; instead, the system would only impose disciplinary action on Qi Qiuluo. The Messengers were aware that they were the culprits but could not eliminate them because they did not know their Wolf Messenger identities, which remained a secret even among themselves.
However, the boy theorized that aside from the Messengers who had already appeared, only the Joker remained undiscovered; both the King and Little King had yet to be identified. He believed that they could be voted out despite not knowing their own Wolf Messenger identities.
Oh, and the boy mentioned he told them his name was Wang Xiaowei; the three of them thought this might be his real name. In the end, he decided to record everything on his phone instead of in his notebook because it was too lengthy and he felt lazy. It wouldn’t hinder his reading, right? Haha.
This is a record of what transpired under the boy's guidance. The smoke was pleasant and satisfying; many thanks!
Qi Qiuluo asked them both if they understood. His mind struggled to wrap around it all. Yan Qing grasped about half of it.
Tan Ming said he understood completely.
"We should thank the boy," Yan Qing remarked.
Tan Ming agreed.
From the moment the mysterious figure swapped their Red Cards with those in the trash can, he had planned to hide in the shadows. It was a fire set by the boy that pulled him from darkness. Bit by bit, it was the boy who exposed the figure’s secrets, leaving behind traces that made the three lazy individuals suspicious, instilled fear in Qi Qiuluo, and revealed to Tan Ming who had poisoned them. Initially shrouded in infamy, everything he did seemed unintentional but was actually deliberate.
The young man did not stop at merely this; his laziness in explanation might seem a bit lacking. Yet, through this plain description, they could glimpse the original truth and discover that in corners unknown to them, there were others striving alongside them, fighting for every second.
The young man set up a massive game of chess, with them as the pieces. The journey was twisted and complex, hidden from view, but in the end, they captured their opponent.
The young man was a person full of wisdom!
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