"So, do we have a way out?" Adis asked again, placing his hope in the others. After all, if these people haven't found a way out after being here for so long, it's unlikely he could find one himself.
Therefore, he still fantasized that they just didn't trust him.
Clearly, reality is always cruel.
Angisun showed a helpless expression, shook his head, and said, "If we could leave, we would have done so long ago, rather than waiting for you. This place is bizarre; even the walls are extremely hard. Trying to leave a mark on them is very difficult."
"They don't worry about us escaping because there's simply no way we can escape."
Desperation showed on Angisun's face. If he were more rational, he might have ended things himself early, which could have spared him a lot of suffering.
"So I advise you to end it yourself; it might be better this way. Otherwise, you'll suffer, and after suffering, you'll have to endure more suffering until you can't bear it."
