"That's right." Rover said indifferently: "So I want to confirm once more. Do you truly accept becoming a member of room 2705?"
Rilia didn't immediately answer.
Morie stood beside her watching, her gaze calm. Elith was even simpler; as long as Rilia showed any signs of resistance, the spider silk would immediately tighten. Nanoe hadn't yet come out of the bedroom, but the energy she had left inside Rilia's body earlier was still like an invisible hand, quietly gripping the deepest part of her life.
Rilia understood her situation very clearly.
But she also understood clearly that Rover's question wasn't merely a confirmation of surrender.
He was confirming her value and her danger level.
Rover looked at Rilia, his voice not heavy, but very clear.
"I don't like keeping a bomb beside me. You are very strong. You have intelligence. You have pride. And moreover, you were the Boss of this round. These things make you valuable, but they also make you dangerous."
