As for why the other ghost servants didn't think of this?

Perhaps it's because they lost their brains after becoming monsters. Of course, it's also possible that they are despicable chosen ones.

The next day at noon, after leaving the restroom, the chosen one from Maple Leaf Country also considered the follow-up issues and went back to hiding in the wine cellar. As for how she found the wine cellar, the think tank of Sakura Country didn't go into details, only mentioning in the hints that the paths inside the Oeyama Royal Palace seemed to be constantly changing.

Kenji Yamamoto deeply agrees with this. When he got lost, he suddenly saw the "Chrysanthemum Room," which was inaccessible under the hidden rules. It seems that certain conditions must be met for a place to appear.

At the end of the message, the think tank of the Sakura Kingdom specifically emphasized that they had not yet figured out the logic behind the rules, so they could not provide any particularly specific help. This was because Kenji Yamamoto's actions were sudden, which prevented them from organizing and deducing the logic behind all the rules in time. All that was left for him to do was to pray for good luck.

This is the last chance for the Japanese think tank to offer a hint.

In other words, Kenji Yamamoto will have to face everything alone and bear the lives of 100 million people on his shoulders.

Kenji Yamamoto was disdainful, but he didn't show it on his face. Although he had decided to find a way to get in touch with the Unspeakable and kick the useless Sakura Country behind him, he didn't want to let the people fall into despair too early.

He felt he was truly kind.

After leaving the restaurant, Yamamoto Kenji didn't linger like Yin Zhu and went straight to his dormitory. After all, thanks to the tips from the Japanese think tank, he already knew that what followed was the usual battle of female ghosts fighting over the toilet, and apart from watching the excitement and listening to the sounds, there was nothing he could do.

Although the think tank did not remind him, Kenji Yamamoto knew very well that the "time modification" feature could not be used indefinitely.

Today, the Ghost Servants discovered that the time was a minute slow. If even one person escapes, and if a few of them realize this tomorrow, they will probably start grabbing the item a minute earlier. In the end, the result will still be the same. The natives, at least when the instance opens, still have normal thinking and are not mechanically rigid.

So if nothing happens tomorrow, he will need to find a way to change the time again.

Although the ghost servants might harbor their own secrets and not share information with each other, Kenji Yamamoto couldn't gamble on that possibility. During the meal earlier, he had noticed that a small number of the ghost servants possessed troublesome empathy and showed compassionate reactions to other ghost servants.

The world of strange rules is fraught with danger; if he takes a chance, he may very well meet a gruesome end.

He can indeed give life to inanimate objects, but compared to these murderous ghosts, he's not even in the same league. If he had any new skills, that would be fine, but this is the first dungeon he's encountered, and he only has the most basic green talent, so he can only play a minor support role.

Kenji Yamamoto couldn't help but feel an unspeakable resentment in his heart.

Aside from Matsubara Rikuto, whose talent is unknown, the talents displayed by the top three chosen ones in the "Hyakki Yagyō" dungeon all seem to have great potential. In particular, Kijima Suzuka's ability to control the natives with her blood is so great that she could practically control all the ghost servants here to pave the way for her.

While others were unaware, Kenji Yamamoto had a vague suspicion.

He was somewhat withdrawn as a child and liked to talk to himself. This habit carried over into his adult life. To avoid being looked at strangely, he seemed to have improved, but occasionally when his eyes fell on something, he would still imagine that the other person was talking to him.

The talents you receive upon entering a dungeon today are a practical application of this situation.

According to Kenji Yamamoto's investigation, Suzuka Kijima, as the daughter of a well-known high-ranking official in Japan, is arrogant to put it nicely, but self-righteous to put it bluntly. She secretly uses her power to coerce others into doing certain things, but she can usually cover up her problems by relying on her background, so her public image is always perfect. Her talent should also be a concrete manifestation of this.

He was basically right.

However, Kenji Yamamoto always thought that Suzuka Kijima's talent should be pink, silver, or even gold, but he never thought of purple talent.

After all, purple talent represents illusion.

To higher-dimensional beings, Suzuka Kijima's so-called family background and power are nothing but bubbles, easily burst and not worth mentioning.

She was lucky, because her life was short enough; otherwise, when her Flesh Messenger talent wore off, she would have experienced the wrath of those deceived monsters, just as the skill description stated: "Your flesh is magical; all creatures that consume your flesh will obey your control until the end of your life."

When you are torn apart by the monsters you "control," isn't that also the end of your life?

The purple talent represents the power of "illusion," which deceives both others and oneself.

The walk from the Ghost Servant restaurant to the dormitory wasn't far, and Kenji Yamamoto quickly returned to his place. Upon opening the door, he saw his five roommates, each doing their own thing, and they didn't react even when he nodded in greeting.

Since they were all ghosts, Kenji Yamamoto had no intention of getting to know them better. He quickly returned to his bed, hugged his pillow, and fell asleep.

The fact that live streams from Japan are broadcast at night does not mean that live streams from other countries are broadcast at the same time.

After all, the instance refreshes every time someone changes characters.

When Zhang Baye woke up, she found herself in an unfamiliar room. The familiar interior decoration immediately reminded her of a term—student dormitory.

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