Train to Moscow
The failure of psychology brought unpredictable consequences, but Ellisted still took a deep breath and pretended to be calm, waiting for Leir's answer.
In the pitch darkness, with Ellisted pressing on, Miss Rael took a deep breath. She snorted, stepped back, and finally sat down on the sofa with a smile and said to Ellisted, "I don't want to do anything, but maybe you can help me. Promise me, stranger, that you won't be afraid of anything that happens next. Promise me."
She said it several times in a row. In Ellisted's hesitant gaze, she didn't care whether Ellisted promised or not. She raised her hands and closed her eyes.
Suddenly, her hands transformed into a transparent phantom, and the whole person seemed to have torn off the human skin to expose the most real scene. Long tentacles were peeling out from the human skin, and those tentacles were so transparent, winding around the pale bones and climbing up. Apart from that, there were no internal organs in the body, only pale bones, red flesh and yellow fat. Ellisted had no idea where those tentacles came from.
Ellisted also saw the yellow fat and red blood that was split apart when the flesh was torn apart, but strangely, not a drop of blood fell to the ground.
This scene directly triggered Ellisted's mental identification. Although he had seen the same monster as Leir before, it was not as intuitive, so he did not trigger it. In the world of role-playing games, mental identification generally refers to an identification mode that is automatically triggered when encountering incomprehensible monsters.
To put it more generally, it is the san value, and this value is very important. Everyone in the world of role-playing games knows that when the san value drops by one-fifth within a day or drops by 5 points or more at one time, madness will be randomly triggered. Madness is preceded by inspiration, and inspiration successfully triggers madness. Therefore, seniors always say that in the world of role-playing games, high inspiration is not necessarily a good thing.
Ellisted prayed in his heart that this appraisal would not be too outrageous.
[Ellisted's SanCheck: 90/60 Sorry, the sanity check you submitted this time failed. Please be more careful.
san=60-3=57】
Ellisted took a step back and frowned. A feeling of nausea and fear surged in his heart. It was the human fear of the unknown, and he was only able to suppress the fear in his heart by being polite and thinking that he might be able to explore something. He didn't understand what this lady's intention was. This was completely different from the natives he had encountered when he was clearing the dungeon in the past.
Miss Leir chuckled at the sight. This scene was actually quite terrifying, because her body was now torn in two from top to bottom, separated from head to toe. Her smile hung on her face that was torn in two, which was about to fall apart.
Miss Leir said, "As you can see, I am not human. I have told you everything now, the secret that I am not human. In exchange, can you help me with some small things within your ability? I believe I will not make it too difficult for you. You are very brave. Outsider, can you still hear me?"
Ellisted uttered a sigh, and he took a step back to look at the face carefully. There was no expression on the face, only a smile and damn friendliness, but Ellisted did not believe that these natives would be friendly.
So he triggered a psychological assessment with suspicion.
[Psychological evaluation results conducted by Ellisted: 1d100=97/50 "Major Failure"
Ridiculous Ellisted... The probability was only 5%, yet you ran into him...]
Big failure, Ellisted's pupils shrank. After running countless copies, this was the first time Ellisted encountered a big failure.
In their role-playing world, dice determine their fate and their behavior. This sounds ridiculous, but the role-playing world itself is ridiculous, and the dice can protect them. For example, when they encounter terrifying things or encounter difficulties that there is no way out, once a success or a great success is rolled out, it will be a ray of light in the despair.
A major failure and defeat are like taking off luck and returning to their original appearance, so this is not ridiculous, because no matter what is thrown out, it is inevitable. Therefore, in the world of role-playing games, the KP system is the golden finger that all players are unwilling to admit.
Miss Leir didn't give Ellisted much time to react. Although she didn't understand why Ellisted was in a daze and motionless, it didn't affect her from continuing to talk to herself.
But in Ellisted's eyes, everything before him had never been so real, like a fairy tale without the sugar coating.
Miss Leir in front of him could be barely accepted a few minutes ago, but at this moment she was like a terrifying creature with evil intentions, grinning hideously with sharp teeth showing, easily evoking the fear deep in his heart.
People's fear comes from the unknown and also from their own hearts.
As Ellisted's mentality became more fragile, he continued to trigger mental identification.
[Ellisted's SanCheck: 38/57 This Sanity check was successful...
san=57-1=56】
At this moment, Tana sent a message to her teammates.
Tana: [How did you do? What happened? Did you find Jiang Kexin's whereabouts?]
Three minutes later
Tana continued to send a message [Are you okay? Ellisted.]
Ellisted finally managed to check the channel, his lips trembling slightly. He covered his mouth and looked at Miss Riel's posture to stop the words from coming out. He pushed open the door and left quickly. He couldn't gamble his conscience with a monster that had already transformed into its original form.
At the same time, I was replying to Tana in my mind while running.
I'm not feeling well.
After a long time, the door was closed again, and a deep sigh seemed to be heard from Miss Leir's clothing store, and there was disappointment in that sigh.
Tana was on the inbound train that had encountered the disaster.
She was standing by the train. She had just arrived here and had not had time to get in. She sent a message to Ellisted and was now waiting for his reply. However, after waiting for more than twenty minutes, there was still no reply on the channel. This was quite intriguing. Why didn't Ellisted reply to her? What happened to him?
Tana originally wanted to report her current location and hoped that Ellisted could discover something, but now it seems that Ellisted may have encountered something he needs to deal with and therefore has no time to reply to her.
But it doesn’t matter, Tana shrugged nonchalantly.
No matter what happens, Ellisted will solve it, right? He will solve it.
Ellisted was busy with his own things, and Tana had her own things to do, and now she had to find out what was wrong with the train in front of her. Tana's sixth sense had saved her many times, and she always felt that this train was very strange.
There must be something in there that they don’t know yet, but they didn’t have time to explore it because of Jiang Kexin’s disappearance and left here in a hurry.
But now she has enough time, she will find the answer. Tana first walked around the train several times. From the outside of the train, she could see the broken windows and seats buried in the snow, as well as the abandoned firewood left by Jiang Kexin when she took care of herself.
Apart from that, everything here seems ordinary and there is nothing to worry about.
Anyone else might have given up immediately, but Tana is different from others. She has always been steady and thoughtful.
There must be other places here that she hasn't noticed yet, and she will have to roll the dice to find out what she doesn't know.
[Tana's Investigation Test Result: 1d100=90/60 "Failure"
Please be more cautious...]
Well, there was no shortcut left. Tana rolled her eyes and sat on the snow, piling snow in her hands and feeling a little worried.
………………
Lord Stanford is the cage.
And cages are meant to hold those delicate and beautiful creatures.
Earl Stanford liked the stranger so much that he wanted the stranger to stay with him forever, to stay by his side forever, and be locked in his cage.
This is what he knew when he first saw Jiang Kexin, disheveled, with red marks on her face and her clothes rolled up, being carried back to his territory at the entrance of the amusement park.
Lord Stanford was willing to give him everything, but that didn't include escaping from him.
Earl Stanford gripped the door handle tightly and looked towards the room where Jiang Kexin lived.
Nothing was missing in the room. Earl Stanford's eyes swept over the exquisite retro patterned silk, beautiful cups, and soft bed one by one. There was no difference here from the beginning.
If you insist on saying the difference, it's that the most important treasure is missing - Jiang Kexin.
That’s great! Earl Stanford laughed out of anger. He looked at the exquisite room and wondered why Jiang Kexin disappeared and where he went.
Soon, Earl Stanford remembered something with his excellent memory. He walked over slowly and stopped beside a wall. He squatted down and stroked the wall, as if he was touching the room where he had just talked to the guest through the wall.
Yes, it was here. Jiang Kexin heard their conversation, so he wanted to run away.
However, he certainly couldn't run far, after all, the door of the room had been locked by him. Earl Stanford stood up and looked around.
If that's the case, then where could he be? There's no place to hide here.
Oh, no, Earl Stanford remembered, and he looked at the dark room meaningfully.
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