How did you bunch of silly group members also time travel

It's best not to use her as a guinea pig...

"Indeed, we should keep at least one or two, but we also need to see which ones are suitable for my investment."

As he spoke, he began to observe the participants who were behaving in a very unseemly manner.

Noelle breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that Miss Fox wasn't looking at her.

This stupid fox finally got to act like a human for once.

"They realized it was almost nine o'clock and wanted to go back to their rooms."

Miss Fox's voice sounded somewhat gloating.

"These people are somewhat intelligent, but there aren't many of them."

“Noelle, look, those two over there are a bit more quick-witted; they’ve noticed something.”

Noelle paused, then remarked, "This combination is truly classic..."

Following Miss Fox's gaze, at the very back of the participants, there was indeed a man and a woman frowning and thinking as they looked at their notebooks. They seemed somewhat anxious about the tight time to return to their rooms.

It seems they've sensed something, but are undecided.

This dawdling quickly caught the attention of an older man.

He looked at the two of them deep in thought.

"Aren't you going back to your rooms? It's almost nine o'clock."

The older man spoke up to offer a reminder.

The two were taken aback, realizing that there were others who, like them, felt something was wrong.

The older man pressed his advantage, asking, "What did you discover?"

Without thinking too much, the boy blurted out, "I was wondering, since we have to write in our diaries every day, does this count as the first day?"

From their perspective, it's a little past 8 PM.

The game has already started.

Since we're supposed to write in our diaries every day, does today count?

If it doesn't count, then the term "every day" is unnecessary, and if it doesn't count, then the condition of writing a diary in the morning is also unnecessary.

"I'm wondering whether the condition of writing in the morning is false, or the condition of writing every day is false."

Actually, both are true.

Noelle answered silently in her heart.

However, this is probably hard to understand for people who are unaware that they are living in a time-reversed world.

It seems this ghost story is extremely difficult to uncover; if this point hadn't been noticed, the next day would have been filled with corpses.

Noelle asked, "How many do you want to save?"

All three seem to have a lot on their minds.

However, compared to the teenagers' sensitivity to rules, Noelle found the older man's petty schemes rather annoying.

So all she wanted was for Miss Fox to bring the boy and girl into the experimental team.

"No rush, let's wait a bit."

Miss Fox shook her head.

In her opinion, all three are the same.

The older man has a strong survival instinct and knows how to exploit sensitive and intelligent people.

Young Yiqi appears to be more idealistic than Lingbi. He is not wary of Uncle Ba's touch and is naturally drawn into the conversation by Uncle Ba, even losing control of the conversation. He is clearly a naive and passionate young man.

The girl was initially wary of the older man, but as he subtly guided her through conversation, her guard gradually lifted, and she found herself being led around by the nose by him, much like the boy.

Regardless of which of these three groups you rescue, they are not good partners.

The older man is easily angered by the safety concerns of seizing the power of the supernatural tales.

The other two might resist less, but if Miss Fox doesn't go along with their emotions, their resistance might not be weaker. Simply put, she has to be good at taking care of children if she chooses these two young people.

And things turned out just as Miss Fox had predicted.

After the boy asked the uncle about the first rule, he immediately wanted to bring back everyone who had gone to find the room to discuss it together.

His most memorable statement after being stopped was:

"No, if anything goes wrong, they could very well die!"

Then the older man yelled at me a few times, and then he calmed me down after I patted him for a while.

The classic "furry baby" stage.

Noelle looked up with a strange expression. "Wait a minute, how come you have such a keen eye?"

"Heh." Miss Fox snorted coldly, "A teenager can't possibly compare to a twenty-something-year-old."

Just like the videos I watched before I traveled back in time of the 90s showing parents disciplining their unruly children.

A common type of comment that people often use perfectly reflects Miss Fox's mindset: "You little rebellious son, how much of a rebellious spirit do you have to compare to my twenty-something rebellious son?"

"To put it bluntly, I don't even need to read minds. I've thought about every single thing this kid is thinking right now."

Noelle: ......

Hey, why are you so proud of this?

"However, they need a hint, otherwise they'll all be doomed."

Although the boy and girl both noticed the problem, before they could expand their thinking further, they were led astray by the uncle's cautious advice.

They then began to ponder why the note emphasized nine points.

Even the number "seven" that appeared multiple times on the note was taken as a key to the uncle's thinking, and he even tried to find clues in the hall based on the number "seven".

Noelle complained, "Isn't this a classic case of having a terrible teammate?"

The original idea was correct, but a teammate's overconfidence led everyone astray.

"It wasn't that I was being clever; it was just that I really had no clues."

Miss Fox shook her head.

Noelle had this idea simply because she had been standing on the edge of the mystery from the very beginning.

The person in the mystery wasn't so lucky; without seeing the truth, noticing a problem with the rules was basically the limit.

Unless one is a prodigy with a wildly imaginative and divergent mind, it is impossible to deduce the truth solely from the conflict between one's environment and the first rule.

"In other words, unless it's some kind of monster, this ghost story incident is basically a death sentence."

As it stands, there aren't many smart people among the participants.

With a difficulty level like this, I wonder who it's designed to test.

Is it possible... that this ghost story is targeting you?

Noelle guessed.

Believe it or not, that's actually quite possible.

The world's consciousness clearly doesn't welcome Miss Fox, so it's quite possible that the ghost stories are targeting her.

"The problem is, what makes them think they can target me with this level of skill?"

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Chapter 1367 Future Diary?

The world consciousness should be very clear about the strength of those who transcend.

Expecting such a low-level supernatural tale to target her is unbelievable, not only for her to believe it, but also for the general world consciousness.

Unless there's some other trick up your sleeve.

"However, it's normal to have a backup plan. They didn't make a move at the beginning of this round of ghost stories; they even tried to be friendly..."

Look at Noelle.

He only damaged the video recording; he didn't harm her. That was a gesture of goodwill.

After all, that ghost from the legend was really just someone Miss Fox could easily crush.

So what is the second move?

First, rule out timeline errors caused by lighting and shadow distortion.

This effect had no effect on Miss Fox, and even Noelle standing next to her was not affected much.

"Forget it, I can't think of anything. Let's protect the experimental subjects first, Noelle."

"So what do you plan to do?"

While they were discussing who the difficulty of the ghost story incident was targeting, the boy, girl, and uncle, due to time constraints, decided to go back to their rooms, write in their diaries, and then discuss it again at the event the next day.

If this continues, all three of them will surely die.

As for how to save her, Miss Fox's idea was quite simple.

Once they found their respective rooms and were about to open the doors to enter, a barrier was set up to prevent them from entering, thus ending the game.

"That's it? I don't think we can save them."

Noelle looked at the middle-aged man and gave her judgment.

Because Bu Ling and Meng discovered that Bu Ling had entered the room, the young man and girl who had remained relatively calm were now in a panic.

He tried to force his way into the room, and the noise attracted the attention of many people who were already inside. One person opened the door, saw what was happening, and even started to mock him, which further shattered the man's rationality. He took three steps at a time, grabbed the person who had mocked him, and they started fighting.

At this point, it's no longer a question of whether or not they have the ability to think; rather, the two teenagers are no longer given the opportunity to think.

“If this continues, they might realize that the timing is wrong, but they'll also forget about writing in the diary…” Noelle paused, “Why is it required to write in the morning?”

It was only then that Noelle noticed the problem.

Writing in my diary in the morning?