This is indeed a dangerous place. To pass the level, you must overcome all the obstacles. One mistake along the way will lead to your demise. Your brain may be important, but so is your gun.
Fortunately, I had a gun.
If you break the rules, then kill the strange creatures that come to hunt you down. If you can't find something, then just steal it from the person who found it!
These ghost storytellers are native to Earth. I have no connection with them and can hardly consider them as my compatriots. The fear of killing is only felt the first time.
From then on, all that's left is the finger pulling the trigger.
After killing that crew member and stealing the key, I was out of bullets. Does that mean he was a fake ghost storyteller? Hmm... Does that mean I can just say I'm out of bullets?
The higher-ups in Japan know my abilities. The number of bullets that refresh in an S-rank world is fixed, but my abilities don't specify that I can check the number of bullets at any time. From their perspective, I've really "gone all out" in this world!
But these idiots actually want me and Jiang Ran to die together?! What are they thinking? No, no... this is too strange.
A country's leader would never make such a basic mistake. Moreover, according to what I learned afterward, this was an instruction from the White Hawk. I don't know what conditions the White Hawk offered, but stabbing their own people in the back—is this their so-called strategy?
Although I wasn't one of them from beginning to end.
Forget it, there's no time to think about that right now. This dungeon is about to reach its final stage. What kind of bullshit Atlantis test is this? How could I possibly know anything about that? I'll just shoot you dead and use up my last bullet!
Alright, it's time for the show to come to an end.
That guy named Han Xiaodong used his talent to switch places with Jiang Ran. I vaguely saw a dark shadow on his arm. This kid is definitely up to no good! And he's absolutely confident!
To be honest, I envy him quite a bit; at least his country has never treated him like a pawn.
Sorry, kid, I can't let you clear the game. As far as my plan is concerned, it's more in my interest for Jiang Ran to clear the game all the way. So I have to go out and cause trouble, but I can't openly help Jiang Ran.
So I rushed out and pointed my gun at Jiang Ran's contractual anomaly!
Actually, at this point, although I was out of bullets, I could easily use [Miracle] to kill her. However, I certainly wouldn't do something that would do me no good.
Killing her would only make Jiang Ran hate me completely. Being his opponent is enough. I don't want to be his enemy. Who knows, I might be killed by him before the plan is even completed. That would be a huge loss.
As expected, Han Xiaodong withdrew the dark shadow from his arm. This guy was scared; he was afraid that if he joined the battle, I would shoot him dead.
I originally intended to continue this standoff, but the girl guessed that my gun was unloaded. Anyway, I still have Hai Siti, so I'll keep acting. If Han Xiaodong makes a move, killing him is within my calculations, but things will be a bit difficult afterward.
However, that kid was also very shrewd. He seemed to have seen the incredibly confident glint in my eyes, so he kept his trump card hidden until the very end.
This world has undoubtedly brought my relationship with those incompetent high-ranking officials to a freezing point. I don't care about myself, but they seem determined to use me as a knife to stab Jiang Ran!
Because during my fight with Jiang Ran, I did seem to be going all out, yet I still lost in the end, they naturally assumed that I would harbor resentment towards Jiang Ran.
So in the time that followed, whenever there was an opportunity, they would send me directly into an S-level world to fight Jiang Ran. The next time I met him was in an SS-level dungeon, the Misty Island.
However, in this environment, it would be good enough if I could even run into him. The best-case scenario would be if I never ran into him at all, and all I needed to do was survive.
But in the fog, a voice rang in my mind.
He calls himself God and is called "Director".
"Jiang Ran comes from the same world as you. He is a true Chinese. How about that? Are you surprised?"
I was indeed very surprised, but why would He tell me these things, and what is His relationship with the Night Raven?
I am the proxy of the Night Raven, but the Director appeared to tell me this, not the Night Raven. The Night Raven never mentioned that Jiang Ran was an Earthling in the mission I was given.
I think that there may be factions among the gods, and they are not of one mind. Perhaps what restricts the gods is another god. The gods restrain each other, which is how a balanced situation is formed.
I saw Jiang Ran again, and I could only raise my gun and point it at him. He raised the same gun in return, which suited me perfectly. After all, my persona prioritizes my own safety, so retreating under these circumstances is reasonable.
After the first day, I chose to leave this world, but before I left, the tour guide gave me some words of advice.
“If you follow the path of the Night Raven, you will surely die. But I can show you a way to survive. Don’t rush. I’ll give you time to think it over. I look forward to our next meeting.”
While it's true that ignorance is bliss, there's one thing I need to understand. I've reviewed Jiang Ran's past and present live stream replays, and there are indeed differences. But if the "director" hadn't pointed it out, I wouldn't have noticed it at all!
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