Du Lai stared at Bai Youwei's back in a trance.
A man next to him put his shoulders on him and said with a smile, "Du Lai, I remember that you have two puzzle pieces in your hands, right?"
Du Lai was stunned, then smiled, "Yeah, but after using the puzzle, I thought it was useless, so I donated it to the organization."
"Did you donate?" The other party was stunned, showing a suspicious expression, "Have you donated both pieces of the puzzle?"
"You can't donate it." Du Lai smiled bitterly, "You know, when I came out of the hide-and-seek game, I was seriously injured, and the props were used up, so I could only donate puzzle pieces in exchange for medical resources. "
The other party heard it, and he was dubious: "That's it..."
"That's it." Du Lai smiled and gently pushed his arm away, "I'm going to find the partner of the doll machine, and we'll talk later~"
He walked briskly, and it didn't take long for him to walk a long way. He turned a corner and left the exchange office completely.
…
In the empty alley, Du came to look back and forth, but no one followed.
He took out two puzzle pieces from his clothes and weighed them in his hands, the corners of his mouth raised.
Props are not a rarity. These people in the city have survived until now, and they have more or less a few props in their hands, but it is rare to see three like Bai Youwei take out in one go.
Because the items are being collected and consumed at the same time, everyone will always use one or two after entering the game. Unless they are really unusable, they will not take them to the exchange office to find someone to trade them.
Bai Youwei's props are undoubtedly eye-catching.
If there is a puzzle, you can change her props;
If you don't have a puzzle, you can grab someone else's puzzle.
... Or you can be more direct and grab Bai Youwei's props.
"Room 102, Building 5, Kangding Road." The young boy in the deep alley narrowed his eyes and smiled deeply, "Heh... Now, it's going to be lively."
…
On the way back, Cheng Wei asked Bai Youwei in confusion:
"Weiwei, don't we live in room 101? Why did you write the wrong address?"
"It doesn't matter~ Anyway, if someone knocks on the door of 102, we can hear it at 101~" Bai Youwei replied calmly.
"Then in case you didn't hear..."
"If you don't hear it, the other party can leave a note or come back another day, it won't delay things~"
Cheng Wei thought for a while and nodded, "You're right."
Lu Ang, who followed behind, exchanged glances with Yan Qingwen silently.
Lu Ang sighed silently with the shape of his mouth: This girl is so refined...
If anyone goes to Room 102 to do something in the middle of the night, it will definitely be empty, or they will be counterattacked by the people in 101.
Yan Qingwen was helpless to Bai Youwei's actions, and shook his head with a smile.
The five people walked and chatted, and soon arrived at the gate of the residential area.
As soon as he entered the community, he saw Li Li leading a group of people coming towards him!
"Brother Yan!" Li Li shouted enthusiastically.
Although they had only separated for half a day, it seemed that they hadn't seen each other for a few days, and even their mental outlook was different.
Li Li has now returned to the SCO scientific research team and has been promoted to one of the core members of the organization. He lives with other SCO scientific research members, and can be equipped with four security guards to ensure personal safety when he goes out.
Now that he has a new look and is standing in front of them in high spirits, Bai Youwei inexplicably thinks of the word "returning to my hometown" and wants to laugh a little.
"I told Professor Song about you. The professor is very grateful to you! I hope to meet in person." Li Li's voice was a bit complacent, "Tonight, the headquarters set up a dinner party, and the professor specially asked me to come and pick you up!"
Speaking, his eyes fell on Bai Youwei, and his tone became subconsciously cautious.
He coughed and said, "I also invite you... go to the banquet with Shen Mo."
"Oh." Bai Youwei responded lazily, with an indifferent expression, "I don't want to go."