Once a person falls into this state, not only will they be sluggish, but they will also likely have an overreaction due to some additional stimuli, and Bai Ning can only let them continue to fall asleep.

When the outlaws around heard Bai Ning's words, the discussion became loud and loud in an instant, and the cost of going deep into the illusion became huge again, which made the fear in their hearts breed again.

Jiang Yingxue also seemed a little helpless at this time, she was just a bystander, and she generated her own corresponding views based on the content of Bai Ning and Gogol's discussions.

Without experiencing the danger firsthand, this kind of bystander assumption has no meaning at all.

At this time, Jiang Yingxue also better understood what Bai Ning's original intention was to go deep into the illusion in person, Bai Ning's fearless adventurer spirit of needless life and death was on the one hand, and counterbalancing Gogol was on the other, and the most important of them was to obtain the most real first-hand data by risking his life.

"How far do you think I can accompany you in the labyrinth of illusions?"

Bai Ning had already gone deep into the illusion labyrinth twice, and his authority was no less than that of Gogol, and Jiang Yingxue's bold inquiry also surprised Ah Long and them.

This kind of behavior can be regarded as absolute trust in Bai Ning, which is a very rare situation.

"You don't have to go deep into the illusion labyrinth, wait a minute, I'll go alone."

Bai Ning was not interested in Jiang Yingxue's bold move, and the faint response made Jiang Yingxue a little surprised.

Breaking into the labyrinth of illusions alone, could it be that Bai Ning has discovered some deeper secrets?

Bai Ning is brave and fearless, but with Jiang Yingxue's understanding, Bai Ning doesn't seem to make some reckless attempts, and any of his actions will be based on the premise of safety.

Could it be that solo exploration of the Mirage Labyrinth is much better than the squad mode?

"If a solo expedition would have worked better, why would Gogol bring so many people on the expedition?

What's more, a single person will be more concealed and can better avoid the invasion of wild boar herds. ”

Jiang Yingxue's questioning has some truth, but it is obvious that it is only superficial.

"If Gogol could be omniscient, he wouldn't have gone back and forth so many times to this research base.

In addition, although Gogol's ability to delete memories on his own is very strong, he lacks the ability to remember the content of the illusion, which is his shortcoming.

He needs someone who can memorize the content of the illusion to help him better analyze the core mechanics of the illusion, which should be one of the reasons why he has led a large number of people over. ”

Bai Ning explained a few words casually, and then moved closer to Gogol's direction, this sudden initiative did not cause much feedback from Gogol.

Even when Bai Ning was already sitting next to Gogol, he looked like he didn't like to answer.

"Have you ever navigated the Labyrinth of Illusions alone?"

In this case, Bai Ning didn't bother to bend around and go straight to the point.

In the face of Bai Ning's inquiry, Gogol only glanced at him meaningfully, and did not mean to answer immediately.

Bai Ning didn't mean to be impatient in the slightest, and quietly waited for Gogol's response.

This state of silence made Jiang Yingxue even more confused, Bai Ning asked this question, obviously hinting at his willingness to go alone, but what does Gogol's ambiguous attitude represent?

Is it necessary to keep even this basic information hidden?

With Gogol's desire to take advantage of Bai Ning's memory ability, he should be more willing to see Bai Ning try the illusion maze in various ways.

At this time, Gogol's attitude did not seem to be ready to answer, and he seemed to have fallen into a state of long examination, and the atmosphere in the room was silent for about a quarter of an hour before he had the intention to speak again.

"Entering the Fantasy Labyrinth alone is a very normal attempt, but based on the danger of the Illusion Labyrinth, it is generally a very late decision-making move to be able to give this kind of proposal.

It can be seen as a last resort.

You were able to start exploring solo in the middle of the third round of expeditions, and it seems that you did notice a lot of detail with your illusionary memory abilities.

Good things do need to be used by smart people to have a greater effect, and your enterprising spirit is indeed quite amazing.

However, don't feel that you can gain some insights in the illusion labyrinth by your own advantages, as if you are invincible in the world

In this world, opportunities and risks always coexist.

Solo expeditions have their advantages, but they are also not dangerous enough for the average person.

To take the simplest example, the equipment carried by a single person must not be as good as that of a group, and the anomalous behavior of a single person will be weaker than that of a group.

These two defects, one represents the reduction of survivability and crisis warning ability, and the other represents the inability of the safety rope to pull personnel out of the illusion in time.

Perhaps, until you're already brain dead, the bystanders in the back still think you're alive and well. ”

Gogol's response was truly sensational, and even if it was just a list of the disadvantages of two solo adventures, the level of danger was beyond the reach of ordinary people.

What's more, Bai Ning is still one of the absolute cores of this team, and his superiority over other outlaw cannon fodder to make such a risky move does reveal a little unwise.

Come to think of it, Gogol's previous long-term choice was to weigh whether Bai Ning's extremely high self-worth was suitable for this overly aggressive overall choice.

Judging from Gogol's attitude at this time, it seems that he still can't make a decisive choice, so he will inform Bai Ning of the main risks and let him make his own choice.

"There are some things that you don't want to risk against the wind, and the danger will naturally stay away from you.

If I'm expecting it to be true, this underground warehouse isn't always safe.

At a certain point in time, the radiation range of the illusion core will affect here, and everyone will be forced to leave this safe environment.

However, the giant creatures out there aren't vegetarians, and I guess they're waiting for us to leave and attack us again. ”

For this simple reasoning conclusion, Bai Ning directly exposed it, which made the expression on Gogol's face instantly gloomy.

The reasoning of these details is actually not difficult, and the most important thing is Bai Ning's overall attitude at this time.

This is an attitude of forcing Gogol to cooperate, with a slight hint of ruin.

"It's true that the coverage of the Illusion Core will change over time, but it's still plenty of time for us, and your worries are pointless.

Also, you still don't seem to understand how dangerous solo adventures can be.

Multiplayer adventures will share the intensity of the core of the illusion, and solo will share all this pressure, which will also make the nervous system collapse earlier.

Again, we're just a partnership, and if you feel it's too risky, you can leave on your own. ”

Gogol didn't care about Bai Ning's threatening words at all, and walked at his own pace.

Does a single person put more strain on the brain?

This does not seem to be an excuse for retreat, but is there any other motive hidden after Gogol's denial?

Imagine, if Bai Ning broke through the illusion maze alone and entered the third underground layer, but the illusion maze was still not lifted at this time, does this mean that Bai Ning will enjoy all the fruits of victory alone.

Looking back and thinking about it as a whole, is it really meaningful for so many of them to keep storming the illusion labyrinth at the instigation of Gogol?

Previously, Gogol made it clear that the first, second and second floors of the outpost research base were handled by Bai Ning, and the third underground floor was handled by Gogol, this division of labor seemed clear, but it revealed a natural irrationality.

If the Illusion Labyrinth had been broken through so easily, Gogol would not have waited until now, and his mental state would not have been infinitely close to madness.

Since Gogol never reached the third basement floor, this shows that Gogol lied from the beginning.

But does this overly clear lie really make sense?

Gogol is good at creating lies that are difficult to distinguish between truth and falsehood, but he will only lie in some ambiguous directions, and lying about this unusually clear division of labor is completely self-defeating.

What's more, Gogol's ability to hide in the command layer and not explore the Fantasy Labyrinth is also based on such a basic division of labor.

If it is so easy to be debunked, Gogol will obviously be in a passive state, and he will be forced into the illusion maze by Bai Ning at a critical moment.

The Labyrinth of Illusions is extremely dangerous for a person like Gogol who is on the verge of collapse, and he will definitely not allow such a huge loophole to exist.

If you insist on explaining, maybe the so-called three underground floors do not exist at all!

In other words, the 3D schematic diagram of the outpost research base that Gogol easily gave before was nothing more than a preconceived and deceptive hint.

Even more daring to guess, the so-called three underground floors are likely to need to be opened through the Illusion Labyrinth.

The "secret of the world" that Gogol said before is likely to be the core of the illusion itself.

Then the secret of the world that can't be taken away is the core of the illusion itself, which is a virtual secret treasure located on the third underground floor of the illusion labyrinth!

In the face of this level of reasoning, Bai Ning even felt a little unbelievable, and was surprised by his inexplicable association.

Could it be that it is precisely because he has experienced the illusion maze and tried to interact with the illusion core that in a casual moment, the secret about the illusion core has been implanted into the depths of Bai Ning's consciousness?

"The definition of danger is always relative, things are man-made, there are things, only by seeing it in person, can we understand the mystery and greatness.

Sitting here dreaming, fearing for no reason, just meaningless self-waste. ”

The thoughts in his heart were chaotic, but Bai Ning's decision had been made, and such an indifferent response caused Gogol to suddenly laugh wildly.

The inexplicable wild laughter and slightly crazy mood swings did not cause Bai Ning to feel too much.

Not to mention that Gogol himself was on the verge of madness, based on the reasoning conclusion he had just made, even if Gogol broke out at this time, Bai Ning would not feel any surprise.

The secrets of this world belong to the fortunate as well as to the insane.