A picture of a box opening appeared in the center of the interface, and then a line of words popped up: [After saying the corresponding rule, you can take out the props related to the rule. ]
"The book icon requires you to state the rules, while the box icon requires you to state the rules first and then take the props," Nathan Ke said. "These two icons have interrelated functions. It seems that the rules and props are meant to be used together."
As he spoke, he clicked on the light bulb icon again, and the avatars of other people appeared in the center of the interface, with a line of words displayed above: [Please select the person you want to help].
"Now it's clear," Nathan Ke canceled the help interface and looked at Zhu HaOwen Wei, "This is to force us to use the laws of physics to cross the pool."
"And there is no lack of malicious intent," Zhu HaOwen Wei said with a slightly cold face, "There are three of us in total. According to the rules, one person can swim over. The person who swims over should be the safest. Whoever swims over first, the remaining two can only choose other ways. If they can't think of other ways, the outcome is likely to be death, so swimming has become the most popular way. If it were someone else, I'm afraid it would cause a dispute and snatch about life and death here."
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