Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

Lin Yi looked him up and down.

Whether it's abstract behavior or acting, it's uncertain.

However, there is definitely a problem.

"...Stop fooling around, we're almost at the ninth floor, what are you doing making a fuss at a time like this?" The dark gold-clad old man tapped his cane again in annoyance.

"Oh, is this any of your business again?" The feigned fear on the blonde Barbie's face vanished, replaced by a mocking sneer at the dark-gold elder.

"Seeing you all makes me unhappy. Fortunately, we'll be separated once we enter the ninth floor. Am I right, Manager?"

Lin Yi was somewhat surprised to hear this, and the sudden, somewhat abrupt addition of "manager" seemed rather odd. What did that mean?

"So, like before, you'll use random teleportation once you reach the ninth floor? I don't want to be fighting the Reflection Doll while also having to deal with these people."

Manager: "..."

His gaze lingered among the group for a moment, and it was unclear what he was thinking.

"This time the situation is different, so it might be better if we split into small teams of two or three people."

No sooner had she finished speaking than the blonde, muscular Barbie chimed in.

"Hey, why bother with the squads? What if someone loses and then has to deal with their teammate's reflection puppet? Wouldn't that just make things harder?"

"Hmph, if you're scared, just say so." The dark-gold elder scoffed, stroking his beard, and then changed the subject: "However, that makes sense. Let's do what we did before and activate the random teleportation as soon as we enter the ninth floor."

Lin Yi was also familiar with random teleportation, something Lola had mentioned to him before.

At the beginning of the ninth floor, there is a buffer zone where there are no reflection dolls.

But this area has some similarities to the gates of Time City.

Once you step out of the area, you will be randomly teleported, and the teleportation location could be anywhere on the ninth floor.

If two or more people want to teleport to the same place, they need to leave the area at the same time.

Was all this build-up for the blonde, muscular Barbie just to scatter the crowd?

Lin Yi silently looked at Lola. Lola had already calmed down and, seeing Lin Yi looking at her, blinked very quickly.

Well, this grumpy old lady's personality isn't something that can be calmed down so quickly. Before, she and Luger mostly just played around with each other.

Now Lin Yi had even more reason to be certain that the blonde, muscular Barbie and the old lady were just acting.

The purpose was to separate the transmissions, but Lin Yi couldn't figure out the reason.

Moreover, the acting was somewhat awkward, and it was impossible for the administrator not to notice.

Isn't this a bit unnecessary?

Well, at least he gave a passable reason that was acceptable to the management.

It really is... hard to judge.

"Team up? No, I'm used to being alone," the dressed slime chimed in.

The "Golden Barbie" nodded in agreement, and took a step forward as if to say something, but the manager waved his hand.

"Do as you please."

The blonde, muscular Barbie's surprise flashed across her face, as if she hadn't expected the manager to agree so easily.

Involuntarily, I glanced in Lola's direction.

Lola didn't respond, pretending not to notice the gaze, and cursed the idiot in her heart.

This behavior, of course, did not escape the manager's notice, and he cursed the idiot in his heart.

He didn't care about the others and let them do as they pleased, but Lin Yi...

"Lin Yi, what do you think? How about we teleport together?" the manager asked Lin Yi.

The blonde, muscular Barbie turned her gaze to Lin Yi as soon as she finished speaking.

"You probably haven't recovered yet... Never mind, I'm more familiar with how to fight the Reflection Doll. If we fight together, I can give you some advice."

Lin Yi raised his hand to refuse without even thinking.

"No need, I'm used to being alone."

The manager's eyes narrowed beneath his mask, and his tone became somewhat enigmatic: "Is that so...? Fine then."

Random teleportation? No problem, the team has already been deployed. Even if it's random teleportation, the administrators can still pinpoint Lin Yi's location.

The ninth floor isn't just filled with reflections of dolls. There's also more than one arrangement of centaurs.

When faced with multiple mirror dolls, how will Lin Yi deal with it?

Even if he regains all his memories, what will Lin Yi choose if Eli goes out of control?

Haha, the more I think about it, the more I want to curse my past self. I was so well prepared, what was my past self in such a hurry for?

"Well... let's go." The manager said after looking around, then paused and looked at Lin Yi, "Time's up, everything's alright?"

Swish.

This sentence drew the attention of others to Lin Yi.

Lin Yi squinted and nodded, replying, "Let's go."

The administrator's gaze lingered on Lin Yi for a moment before turning around and flying towards the passage above the Crystal Palace.

Lin Yi glanced at the other members of the organization; they didn't move. Their gazes were almost all fixed on him, as if they were waiting for him.

Lin Yichong and the other two exchanged glances, nodded to them, and took the lead in following the manager.

As everyone took to the air one after another, the Crystal Man, pulling Lohta along, was the last to fall behind.

"Is he the person you mentioned before? Lin Yi?" the crystal man asked.

"Yeah, I told you he was hard to deal with, but you didn't believe me. Now you do." Loheta pouted.

Judging from the manager's attitude towards him, it's hard to believe they weren't somewhat wary of him.

"That's strange. I've never seen this person before. The initial information didn't say anything special about him."

"As for his specific strength, it's impossible to tell..." the crystal man pondered, as beams of light flashed within the crystal on his body as he thought.

"You don't need to tell to know, he has an axe. I reckon your physique might not be able to block many blows," Lohta interrupted the crystal man's thoughts.

The Crystal Man nodded, believing him, because before coming here, Lohta had told him the general details of his battle with Lin Yi.

"They're a bit difficult to deal with, but they don't have any conflict with us, so they shouldn't cause too much of a problem."

Lohta curled his lip: "Hard to say. Colored crystal fragments aren't some roadside find. Last time, only one or two came out. It's uncertain how many we'll get this time."

"I have a feeling that a major battle is inevitable this time."

"Are you scared?" the crystal man asked.

Lohta raised his voice slightly: "What am I afraid of? I didn't activate the second phase when I fought him before."

"Why isn't it open?"

"Nonsense, is that even a question? It's not like we have to fight until only one is left. We're just testing the waters, following someone's plan."

"Then tell me, how many axe blows can I withstand if I activate the second phase?" the Crystal Man asked again.

"You?" Lohta thought for a moment, then continued uncertainly, "I don't know either, because I don't know if Lin Yi has the second stage."

"Anyway, let's be careful this time. I think if they don't team up, the two of us can."

The Crystal Man pondered for a moment, then extended his hand towards Lohta: "Agreed!"