Gao Shun said no more; as long as Zhuge Liang wasn't risking his life on a gamble, it was best to be cautious on the battlefield.
Zhuge Liang looked at Gao Shun, puzzled. He had thought the other would ask about his previous disappearance. Unexpectedly, the question was so simple, which made Zhuge Liang somewhat unaccustomed, leaving the explanations he prepared unsaid.
What Zhuge Liang didn't know was that in the eyes of people like Gao Shun, some things are considered unique skills—if seen, they pretend not to have seen, so naturally, they wouldn't ask Zhuge Liang about it.
And if they truly wanted to know, they could ask Chen Gong about what they observed. If Chen Gong deemed it sharable, he would inform Gao Shun, avoiding any displeasure.
As for what Chen Gong didn't know, it was considered even more of an exclusive skill and thus shouldn't be questioned. Gao Shun had principles regarding this.
