After donning the "Starry Veil," Chen Lun discovered he could edit the ID visible to other players, so he casually set his to "Black Messenger."
At the same time, he understood clearly in his mind.
'Objects like this that can transform one's appearance and conceal identity enable the temporary effect of replacing one's ID... Of course, if the ID couldn't be changed, players would easily reveal their real identities with a bit of scouting.'
But Chen Lun didn't choose "Black Messenger" to hide his identity. After all, strangers might not know who Black Messenger is, but players definitely would.
It was merely his way of deliberately adding a sense of mystery.
The battle at the square had been recorded and videoed by Su Keying, and with just a bit of effort, players could dig out that under the "Black Messenger" alias was "Jack Spett."
What he wanted was to leave players with such a space to delve into, letting them think they were clever, offering them a little surprise.
