Seeing this situation, Li Yao was also taken aback. No wonder these people didn't dare to open the door themselves, but instead let the uninformed himself do it.
Obviously, they were sacrificing some strangers to uncover the mystery of this door.
The more dangerous the door, the more unwilling they were to leave, the more they believed there must be something incredibly valuable inside.
This is the normal psychology of people. Why would such an impressive door exist if there wasn't something worthwhile?
In this circumstance, they were even more reluctant to leave.
That's why so many masters and players gathered. Actually, they all had meticulous plans—let the uninformed open the door. If it can't be opened, they'll observe the door's patterns and changes as they gain experience. If it does open, they can also get their share of the spoils.
As for whether there would be fights for the spoils, the masters whose minds were occupied by profits chose to ignore this issue.
