Chapter 17 Information Exchange

The middle-aged couple only thought that Bai Youwei was an ignorant Miss Jiao, and didn't care what she said. They just said to Shen Mo, "We're going to have a meeting in the restaurant later, do you want to join?"

Shen Mo glanced at Bai Youwei with downcast eyes, and asked casually, "What meeting?"

"It's just to get together to discuss a solution." The other party explained kindly, "There is strength in numbers. It's better to think of a solution together than to worry about it alone. It's okay if you don't want to come, we don't force it."

Shen Mo nodded, and said politely: "Okay, let's go there in a while."

The middle-aged couple got the promise, so they said no more, and they both left.

"Why did you stay? You want to dig information from them?" Bai Youwei curled her lips with a disgusted expression, "The supermarket is empty, they must have been hiding here for more than a day or two, and they dare not take any risks. What can they be expected to know?"

Shen Mo opened the car door, bent down and carried Bai Youwei in, then gave her bread and water.

"Since the highway is blocked, you have to take a long detour to go to Yangzhou. Maybe it will be dark before the car arrives in Yangzhou. You can't see the road clearly when you drive at night, and it is difficult to avoid dolls in time. Why don't you stay and see them How to say."

Bai Youwei frowned upon hearing this, noncommittal.

She didn't like these people in the service area, but in the current situation, it seemed that no matter what kind of decision she made, it was not safe.

Bai Youwei took a small bite of the bread, chewed it, and then asked Shen Mo: "Do you think any of them have passed the game?"

Shen Mo opened the back compartment, looking for something useful, raised his eyes to look at her: "What do you think?"

"I think there is." Bai Youwei said, "The two people just now looked honest and friendly, not like people who like to take care of things, but they took the initiative to wait for us here. At first glance, they seem to be warm-hearted, but I think they seem to be sent here. "

The movements in Shen Mo's hands paused for a moment, a little surprised.

He also noticed this, but he didn't expect that Bai Youwei would also see the clue.

"You have good observation skills." He took out a military blanket from the trunk, put it on Bai Youwei's lap, and said calmly, "There should be a leader among these people. If he wants to get information, he must keep in touch with newcomers." Passers-by, as to why they didn’t show up in person, it’s easy to understand, it’s easier to gain trust by sending a good-looking couple over.”

Bai Youwei looked at him suspiciously: "You know there are ghosts, but why do you still want to attend that meeting?"

Shen Mo smiled, "Having a ghost doesn't mean there is any malice. He needs information, and so do we."

From the "tortoise and the hare" game, we can find that not everyone will become a doll, as long as the game is cleared, they can survive. But why doesn't anyone in town know? Not even a little news about it.

Thinking about it again, after they passed the game, they immediately found that the network signal was interrupted, so does it mean...the other people who won the game all went to places where there was no signal, so they couldn't accurately transmit the information?

If that's the case, this world-class disaster will be more terrifying than imagined.

...

At 8 o'clock in the evening, night fell, and only the restaurant was lit in the entire service area.

Shen Mo pushed Bai Youwei into the restaurant.

The people inside were sitting together, and when they heard the voice, they turned their heads and looked over. When they saw Shen Mo and Bai Youwei, they looked away without any surprise.

The cold white light poured down from the roof, casting extremely deep shadows on the faces of these people, against which their similar numb expressions made the scene in front of them look inexplicably horrific.

"New here?" A man wearing glasses raised his head, his tone was calm, "If you want to join a meeting, you need to exchange information first."