I'll also work hard to conquer the dungeon today.

Chapter 384, 1.25, 7: The Rabbit Duke's Crazy Tea Party
You cannot step on the same square twice in a single round, nor can you stand on the same square as another player. If there are players in front of you on the path you want to take, then there is only one path left in front of you, and you have no choice but to take the only path.

So the only path that leads to punishment is no one's fault but his own; he had no other choice.

If there are people in front of you, beside you, and behind you, and you need to move 6 squares, but after only moving two squares you find there's no way to go, because the rest you have to move through squares you've already stepped on. If you step on a square you've already stepped on, you immediately trigger a penalty: you'll be randomly roasted or struck by lightning, and you'll lose a fixed quarter of your health bar.

This is the answer Mu Yegui received after seeing other players helplessly triggering the violation penalty. Don't ask her why she could see that it was a quarter of their health being lost; the Nightmare Book can display information about all players.

However, the Nightmare Book doesn't mark the ground grid; she can only see the player's representative's dot and approximate location.

Mu Yegui was pondering something when he suddenly felt a burning gaze. He subconsciously looked up towards the second floor, but there was no one there.

She tapped her chin slightly, a hint of confusion in her expression. She clearly sensed someone there, so why did they disappear as soon as she looked up? Could people really vanish into thin air?

"You're really perceptive; you almost got caught." The handsome young man, mingling in the crowd, glanced at Mu Yegui downstairs and raised an eyebrow slightly.

The white robe was outlined with silver pear blossoms, exuding an elegant and refined air. At her waist, she wore only a piece of auspicious cloud-shaped mutton-fat jade with the character "未" (wei) engraved on it, and nothing else.

Her long, dark hair was simply tied into a neat high ponytail with a silver hairband, giving her a slightly dashing look.

His left hand held an object that resembled a scroll, exuding a sense of mystery and making one wonder what it would look like when unfolded.

"It's not time to recycle yet..." Bai Wei said thoughtfully, frowning.

He glanced back at Mu Yegui, who was walking on the grid downstairs, then turned around and walked towards the room without hesitation. But the moment he touched the wall, he vanished into thin air, as if he had never existed. No one even remembered that a handsome young man had ever stood there.

"What's wrong?" Sher asked softly, noticing Mu Yegui's confused look as he looked around.

"Strange... There was definitely someone just now, but I can't sense them anymore... How strange..." She didn't think she was mistaken; someone must have been watching her just now, but why did they suddenly disappear?

"Disappeared suddenly?" Sher frowned.

"Yes, it suddenly disappeared." Mu Yegui nodded.

"It shouldn't be that person..." Shel muttered to himself, his expression turning grim as he thought of something.

"That person?" Mu Yegui, with his excellent hearing, easily heard Xie Er's murmur.

"It should be fine," Sher said with a light laugh, shaking his head.

Mu Yegui glanced at Xie Er suspiciously, feeling that he was hiding something from her, but she didn't want to ask any further. Oh well, she'd find out when the time was right.

"Shui Qi." Mu Yegui suddenly called out to Shui Qi.

Because he was suddenly called to the water, he subconsciously took a step forward, and then took the wrong step.

Shui Qi: "..." She must have done it on purpose. Why did she have to shout it just when he was thinking about whether to move to that spot?

He chuckled and turned to look at Mu Yegui, asking, "What is it now?"

"I'm going up now," Mu Yegui said slowly, pointing ahead.

Shui Qi waved to Mu Yegui, bidding him a crisp farewell, "Goodbye." "How heartless! You were the one who grabbed my pants and said you wanted to go into the dungeon with me, so why did you have to separate from me after we got in? Shui Qi, aren't you coming upstairs with me?" The cold silver eyes stared intently at Shui Qi as he spoke seriously.

Shui Qi's lips twitched slightly as she said, "I didn't, and you weren't wearing pants either."

Mu Yegui looked down at her skirt, then changed her words, "You shamelessly clung to my skirt, insisting on coming into the dungeon with me, and that's why I reluctantly agreed to come in with you."

"I wasn't being shameless; I just happened to run into you and invited you," Shui Qi said slowly with a faint smile.

"Is that so?" Mu Yegui asked thoughtfully.

"Yes, that's right, I won't lie," Shui Qi said, trying to deceive him.

"Are you kidding me? You've been lying all along. Look how far away you are from me now. It's obvious you're going to split up with me." Mu Yegui glanced at the distance between himself and Shui Qi and said softly.

"I took a short walk and will be right there." As soon as he said this, he knew he couldn't act alone. Sure enough, Mu Yegui was not to be trifled with; he might just get tricked in return.

He had clearly told her before that they would act separately, but she ignored him and started bringing up old grievances. If he refused, there might be bad consequences, so he might as well just obey.

He had heard that Mu Yegui's privilege allowed her to disregard the rules. In other words, she was currently just obediently following the rules, but if she wanted to change her mind, she could easily break free.

Shui Qi was trapped in the grid and couldn't move around freely, but this had no effect on Mu Yegui. She could even walk right up to him without breaking any rules.

This privilege is just as unreasonable as she is.

After Shui Qi rolled a '6', he could only walk towards Mu Yegui with a helpless expression.

Next, Mu Yegui threw the dice.

She stared intently at the wildly bouncing dice, watching them roll in a certain pattern, and then at some point reached out and tapped them.

The dice slowly stopped rolling, revealing a '4'.

Mu Yegui's '4' point can reach the purple event square.

After she stood firm on the event grid, she only felt a slight ripple in the surrounding space that enveloped her, and she simply vanished from the spot.

A few seconds later, Mu Yegui reappeared on the grid, but this time she was still holding a short, serpentine sword that had been drawn from its sheath.

"What happened?" Shui Qi asked, puzzled.

"It said I encountered a car on my way to work, and if there was an accident, I would have to go to the repair shop, so I just flipped the car over." Mu Yegui said softly in a sweet, childlike voice with a blank expression.

"What do you mean by 'going to work'?" Mu Yegui, who had never worked before, asked.

Shui Qi: "..." Can he just laugh it off?

(End of this chapter)