The shaking finally brought Tutu a bit back to her senses. She clutched her forehead, face as pale as paper, like she could pass out any second. In a daze, Tutu forced herself to speak.
"Ha... Hajimi... North and South Road..."
Lancaster fell into thought when he heard that baffling sentence from her.
What does that mean?
Is that some foreign language?
Why isn't even my translation app reacting?
A minority language or a dialect?
His guess wasn't unreasonable. In military cryptography there were indeed plenty of cases of using dialects to avoid eavesdropping.
But the pity was, let alone them, maybe even the players themselves couldn't understand what those lyrics were singing about.
"Old Roundhead, skip the track, I wanna listen to Night Ha."
When playing games, different players have different hobbies, and the most common one is starting a match with their favorite music playing in the background.
