Underworld Player Chapter 89 - The Diary

Truth be told, Temperance Gentleheart did not know what to make of her teammate.

She was 100% certain that, if she hadn't put her foot down earlier, he would have actually gone through with that bizarre wound-dressing method. In what world were staples and duct tape good for healing?

What's more, even though their environment was rife with otherworldly entities and other hazards, he idly concerned himself with things that were so completely...

"Useless? Goes to show what you know."

That guy shot her a glance and smirked, as if he had read her mind.

"A power is not, itself, moral. It all depends on how it is used and by whom. Take the Man-Eating Rooms, for example. If they had been discovered anywhere else, trust me, the government would have instantly claimed them as a critical strategic resource."

"...Just because they're the perfect, environmentally-friendly garbage disposal machine?" Temperance said sarcastically.

Bai Zhi looked askance at her.

"They say the average person sees things from the second floor, while an idiot sees things from the first floor—of course, geniuses are up in the ozone layer by comparison—do you know which floor you're on?"

"Uh... The second floor?" said Temperance Gentleheart with some hesitation.

"Uh-no, you're eighteen floors below ground." said Bai Zhi with no hint of irony.

Temperance Gentleheart was nonplussed, while Bai Zhi threw her a withering look. "Man, do you even know where we are? Even though our environment is rife with otherworldly entities and other hazards, the first thing you think about is the environment? Aren't you a regular Greta Thunberg?"

"I—"

Being subjected to such double standards left Temperance Gentleheart seething with anger.

"You can only fight magic with magic—same goes for supernatural entities. Players may be able to survive encounters with supernatural entities, but it would be ridiculous to say that they are effective against said entities. When it comes down to it, Players find themselves desperately fighting for their life, more often

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