CHAPTER 55 BOREDOM

　　 Marai didn't see the "friendly exchange" between Erin and Regina; she was observing the third bomb. The moment she laid eyes on the bomb, Marai's initial calmness, tinged with excitement, vanished like water poured over a fire. In an instant, Marai seemed as wilted as a frostbitten cabbage, her face showing clear signs of disappointment, even visible to the audience. Squatting beside the bomb, Marai sighed, hugging her knees defensively. "Wait, seeing Marai's expression, does it seem like she can't dismantle the bomb?" someone remarked. "Exactly as the staff said, the challenges are getting harder. It looks like they'll have to use points to solve this one," another replied. "With only half an hour left, what are we going to do? If Marai's team can't solve it, my joy will be gone. I can't accept 'outside survivors' without Marai!" someone else fretted. "Although the production team has been around for a while, they shouldn't be this extreme," another chimed in. "You're too