Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

He appeared friendly on the surface, but secretly he had already removed Lohta from the list.

What a useless piece of trash! He can't even handle this little thing properly, wasting all the effort he put into it.

And that stupid thing, I don't know what it got, it still hasn't disappeared.

The fact that various events did not develop as expected made the manager somewhat irritable.

I have this feeling that this major reset, which involves memories, is even more difficult than before the reset.

"So, you didn't come here specifically to ask me this question, did you?" Lin Yi was going to ask even if the manager didn't.

"I think it's not yet time to head to the ninth floor as agreed," Lin Yi said, glancing at the miniature communicator on his wrist.

"Also, it's a little over a day, if I remember correctly."

The manager smiled and said, "Of course I haven't misremembered."

"It's just that the beam of light appeared suddenly, and there are these monsters." The manager pointed to the monster that Lin Yi had punched and that was still retreating.

The force of the impact was constant, and it was unclear what Lin Yi meant by it. Was he trying to prove his current abilities through this method?

The manager guessed this, and continued, "These monsters have also appeared deep within the eighth level. I've dealt with them, but the beam of light keeps throwing out more monsters, so I've come to exchange information with you."

"This is the main purpose."

"This monster has average attack power but very high defense. Is there anything I can do for you? Just tell me."

Lin Yi shook his head and refused.

"No need. It's just that its defense is a bit higher. I've recovered some of my abilities, so I'll use it to practice and get used to it."

"If the manager has nothing else to do, why don't we head back to the depths of the eighth floor first? And still go to the ninth floor together at the agreed time, okay?"

The manager narrowed his eyes.

Chase them away?

Why?

"There's no rush. Besides the monsters thrown out by these beams of light, there's only the final boss left on the eighth floor. Why don't we just go and fight it, and then head to the ninth floor sooner?"

"After all, the sooner the better, and I'm sure you also want to regain all your memories as soon as possible, don't you?"

The manager didn't take the bait and conveniently sent the probing question back to him.

Lin Yi shrugged, caught the ball, turned around, and tossed it back: "I already said I need to get used to the recovered part of my abilities. I'm using it to practice, so it will take some time. I think it's best to stick to the agreed time."

The manager, with his hands behind his back, took a step back and said, "Alright, we'll wait until the agreed time, but you don't mind if I wait here."

"To be honest, the eighth floor is really boring, except for a large crystal palace and my taciturn guards."

"We can chat here, what do you think?"

The smiling manager really does resemble the bored uncle next door who wants to chat with someone.

Lin Yi frowned almost imperceptibly, pondering why the manager insisted on staying.

He still had some questions to discuss with Grandma Eli, Lola, who might have some information that could be helpful to him.

But the manager is here...

"Don't you have centaur guards? I remember that although they're simple-minded, they're very good at storytelling. How could they be boring?"

Lola spoke again.

The manager's fingers twitched unconsciously, but he maintained his smile.

"You mean Little Centaur? We've heard enough of his stories, it's all the same old stuff. It's not as fun as hanging out with a young man like... Lin, is it?"

Lola and the centaurs were complete strangers, so why was she suddenly mentioning them? Did Lola know about her plans?

The manager subconsciously thought in this direction, hesitating whether to raise the danger level of Lola.

"Oh? In that case, why don't you call your men over? It's boring fighting monsters anyway, let them tell us those stories you're tired of hearing."

The manager looked at Lola with surprise.

Is it appropriate to have your bodyguard tell you stories?

Just as he was about to politely decline, Lola spoke up first to add to the conversation.

"Lin Yi also loves listening to stories, and I think he's curious about the stories of centaurs, right?"

Lin Yi noticed that the topic had dragged him into it again in just a few words.

Listening to stories? When did she develop this hobby? Or is it listening to stories told by humans and horses?

He didn't answer, but glanced at Lola and noticed that she was giving him a wink with her back to the manager.

After a two-second silence, Lin Yi grinned and nodded repeatedly at the manager: "Yeah, yeah, I've always been curious about the story behind your team."

"I still remember that kick vividly. Brother Centaur must have had some very exciting experiences to be able to deliver such a powerful kick."

Silence is given to the manager.

Okay, Lola definitely knows about my plan, or at least some of it.

We can't let this go; the danger level has been raised to the maximum.

Sure enough, I should think about how to get rid of Lola without arousing Lin Yi's suspicion.

Furthermore, they should not be given the opportunity to communicate or exchange information.

He secretly thought to himself how lucky he was to have arrived early. The problem now was how to make a move without arousing Lin Yi's suspicion.

The silence has lasted a while.

Lola and Lin Yi exchanged a glance, each gleaning some information from the other's eyes.

"What's wrong? Is it inconvenient for you, Centaur?" Lin Yi asked.

"It's strange, weren't the Centaur Guards among your earliest personal guards?" Lola interjected, her tone tinged with doubt.

"I remember that you always had centaurs protecting you whenever I saw you. I overlooked that just now. Could it be that you sent those centaurs out on some mission?"

The manager's murderous intent intensified, and there was a growing tendency for it to become uncontrollable.

Lola's words weren't particularly offensive, but her tone was sarcastic.

Who is he? The manager of the dimensional gap world, his status is self-evident. Why should he put up with this kind of nonsense? If it weren't for the colored dimensional crystal fragments, if it weren't to avoid arousing Lin Yi's suspicion...

Oh well, I guess I'll just have to bear with it...right?

The manager smiled through gritted teeth. Although he wore a mask the whole time, Lin Yi and Lola could still sense the anger in his smile.

"Of course not, you want to see the horses? That's easy." The manager pointed behind the two men.

"Look, isn't that a centaur? He's here."

Lin Yi and Lola simultaneously turned around to look behind them with suspicion.

Sure enough, in the distance, a burly figure carrying a long spear was running along the Star River Road.

The end of that road is right here with them.

They actually came?

Lin Yi looked at the men and horses, his brows slowly furrowing.

Something's not right. Why are the spearheads of these centaurs starting to glow?

Why are you running faster and faster?

Huh? He raised his gun, what does that mean?