Noland Lee realized that it must have been "Command" itself that took over the player's control and answered the Dragon Man's question on the player's behalf.
This step was crucial, it had to be done.
It was too late to issue a task to the player on the spot and to guide the player to recite the prepared statement by "Command."
Only with "Command" personally controlling the player's response to the Dragon Man's question could they ensure it was foolproof.
Sure enough, after hearing the reply, the Dragon Man didn't sense anything wrong with the player's response.
It proposed that the player follow it in search of other players outside the tower and promised some rewards.
This step triggered the game system's task feature, and the player immediately received a small task from the NPC in front of them to show the way.
"Command," the core of Order Plane, didn't immediately control the player to accept the task but said to Noland Lee:
