In the end, those last two questions weren't asked by accident—Beisitian did it on purpose!
At first she wasn't sure whether those two questions could pull them out of the Illusion Realm; it was just an experiment. She just hadn't expected to get results on the first try. She had underestimated them.
The man and woman both had confusion and struggle in their eyes—that was a sign they weren't fully awake yet, still fighting the Illusion Realm, just like at the beginning when they were muttering about why there was a crib, searching for flaws in the illusion.
Beisitian gave a cold laugh and said, "Go split that orange milk tea on the table and drink it."
The two of them looked toward the orange poison on the table at the same time, then walked over.
The woman's rank was lower, her spirit weaker than the man's, so when she reached the table she used a cup to split the orange toxin into two portions and handed one cup to the man.
The man hesitated for a moment, then took it.
