Zoe of the Pantheon is a Chosen One who has not yet joined the team, and she has no intention of seeking out Chosen Ones from other countries.

First of all, he was used to being alone.

Secondly, he possesses the blue talent—Micro Scholar—which leads him to be quite arrogant in terms of logic and intelligence, believing that other chosen ones will only hold him back.

Finally, he believes that this multiplayer instance may not necessarily be a team-based instance, but could also be a competitive instance.

If other chosen ones discover your weaknesses too early, you'll be easily exploited and stabbed in the back when you need to fight, which is extremely disadvantageous. How could the Unspeakable possibly be so kind as to encourage chosen ones to help each other?

In conclusion, Zoe believes her judgment is correct.

but……

The issues raised by the indigenous people are indeed very concerning.

Zoe immediately went online and searched for keywords. Since most of the web page entries were paid to view, after careful selection, Zoe spent 36 Vena coins to purchase the right to view encyclopedia knowledge about "cyber disease".

By the way, you can only watch for one hour. If you want to continue watching, you need to pay to continue. It costs 10 Vena coins per hour thereafter.

Zoe quickly extracted the key information from the webpage content.

Cyber ​​disease appears to stem from cognitive dissonance caused by human modification, but it is more like a consequence of being strangely influenced by this cognitive dissonance.

Judging from the symptoms, neither the body's random reassembly and continued activity, nor the breakdown and dissolution of body tissues while still being aggressive, are typical of a normal patient's condition.

Moreover, how could a mental illness possibly be contagious and cause such consequences?

Even if he thought about it with his toes, he couldn't think of any other possibility.

The outer city of the [Cyber ​​Myth] instance emphasizes technology, which is the complete opposite of the [Grand Theft Auto] instance, which is full of eeriness from the start. It hides many strange things in the worldview of Unique Star itself.

Is the person deformed?

It's not a big problem; it's just human body modification technology.

Are there animal parts on a human body?

No problem, they are born into the divine family.

Strict rules?

No problem, Viña City is all about surveillance.

Is there something wrong with the person?

It's not a big problem. It's just cybercrime. The supervisory bureau will definitely handle it well. There's no need to worry too much.

Perhaps it's because the rulers of Sin City were themselves rebels against the Unspeakable, while the rulers of Vina City were the Unspeakable's lackeys. The former exposed the problem to the Chosen Ones from the very beginning, while the latter hid it as if the Unspeakable had never existed.

Even among many indigenous people, the idea of ​​not being able to speak out is already considered a threat of being disturbed, and there is no need to worry about it.

Is this considered a final act of tenderness?

The nations of Earth shared intelligence, and once it was confirmed that the rule-breaking mystery instances were all interactive death videos, they were quickly released to the world. Because they were death videos, certain fixed plot points would occur unless a chosen one caused any trouble.

Zoe also knew about this, so after hearing about the incident and considering the situation in the instance, she strongly suspected that it was a recurring event.

It's impossible to say what this is implying to him.

Zoe picked up her coffee from her left and her gaze fell on the words "Inner City" on the document: Looks like I'll have to find a way to get in.

On the other side, as Yin Zhu watched Mary say goodbye to her mother who was going back to work at the Supervision Bureau, she thought of her own family.

Hmm, if I go back to Earth this time, I'll see my family one more time.

So that it might not be the last time we see each other.