A's words plunged the actors present into deep thought.
Indeed, with this approach, the role of the teams would become even weaker, but after last night's incident with Mao Mi, although the actors had not discussed this topic, they already had ideas in their hearts.
What a team could guarantee was that when an actor faced danger, the other actors they were familiar with might have a chance to help, not that being on the same team meant they could definitely help one another to survive.
Does a group of people, reduced to ants before unknown forces, face no danger after coming together?
Such an idea was nothing short of fantastical.
The role of a team was more functional, able to alter the way actors behaved. In the face of danger, what could keep one alive was still one's own strength, including the inscrutable element of luck.
"I have a bad feeling about this," Shadow Play shook his head, "it would be more prudent to have a plan."
