"Are they trying to get us to gang up on Su Deng during the match?"
"But didn't you say before that winning or losing in the game could save the world...?"
"..."
This announcement caused a huge uproar in the game world.
Su Deng sat in a corner, casually eating a dorayaki, which Su Muye had given her earlier.
Although it's food from within a game instance, it can be stored in the game's inventory and taken out as a game item.
Is the God Lord seeing that she's giving up and ignoring the death of everyone and everything in the world, so he's changed the game?
She has been in the game world for less than a year, yet she has been targeted by the Lord of the Divine Court, causing the game world to change the rules for her several times. 24 executives took turns trying to kill her, but all failed. Now, they have pushed her into the eye of the storm, making her a fixed faction for one person, allowing all players to kill her.
Tsk.
Her gaming treatment is probably the best in the entire game world, right?
Yes, she truly is the chosen one.
Su Deng ate her dorayaki and decided to go back to sleep for a while before everyone found her and the game started.
The 21 hours passed quickly. There was no need to meet in the game lobby; the game system automatically teleported each participating player.
Enter the game instance directly.
[The C-Rank Otherworld Player Leap Race has officially begun. A total of 2238 players are participating in this leap race. Welcome to the initial game instance of the competition.]
[Details of this instance: This world contains virtual materials of three levels: God-level, Advanced, and Common. Each God-level material is worth 100 points, Advanced materials are worth 50 points, and Common materials are worth 10 points. The top 1000 players with the highest scores will be the first to clear the instance and enter the next instance. Those who do not reach the required score will be eliminated.]
Eliminated players will be automatically transported back to the C-level game lobby by the system; if they die, they are truly dead.
A points-based competition?
Looking at the world before her, Su Deng squinted her eyes.
According to the rules from not long ago, regardless of the competition or the points accumulated, she was always in a separate team.
Isolate her, target her, gang up on her?
It made her seem scared.
Su Deng walked slowly, taking in the world.
The buildings here are either very tall or very short, neither entirely ancient nor entirely modern, and look somewhat dilapidated, as if they have suffered some kind of disaster. There are also abandoned cars on the streets.
The people coming and going seemed to have long been accustomed to this environment. Most importantly, the clothes they wore came from all sorts of dynasties, creating a mixed look of modern and ancient styles.
Could it be that the world background of this instance is a hodgepodge, and these NPCs are people from all the worlds simulated by the Divine Court?
It's like a game lobby in another world, where people from all dynasties and countries can be found.
unimportant.
Su Deng looked around and quickly spotted the first player among the NPCs.
The player's name is still displayed above their head, which is quite obvious.
Su Deng subconsciously looked up at the top of her head and saw her name hanging in the air above her head, in red.
A red name, it seems, means that your name will turn red after killing too many players.
Like that Lutai before, whose name was so red it bled from killing so many people.
She's only considered a high-ranking official; it seems she hasn't killed enough people.
"Su Deng!"
"I saw Su Deng!"
Just then, another player from the crowd on the other side saw Su Deng, and their eyes lit up like a wolf spotting its prey. They called to the other players nearby and rushed over.
Su Deng raised an eyebrow, then turned and ran.
Although I won't die, I can't just wait to die.
One against eight, only a fool wouldn't run.
The NPCs in this world were puzzled and surprised to see this group of people chasing each other, but they didn't react much.
"Quick, after her! Don't let her get away!"
"As long as we kill Su Deng, we can directly enter an A-level otherworld!"
The god knew she couldn't die, yet he still set up these game rules, like a carrot in front of her eyes—visible but unattainable, yet tempting the players to chase after her and kill each other.
A bunch of idiots.
Su Deng didn't stop walking. She darted around a corner and leaned against the door of a shop on the side of the road. She took a newspaper and pretended to read it to cover her face. She also picked up a hat and put it on her head.
Where are they?
“It was there just now.”
"They definitely can't go far!"
"Let's split up and search separately, then we'll kill her together!"
The group stopped at the intersection, looked around, and then split up.
After they all left, Su Deng put down her newspaper, took off her hat, twirled it in her hand, and let out a sneer.
idiot.
"hello."
Suddenly, a figure dangled upside down from above, its head facing Su Deng, swaying in mid-air, looking at her with a grin, "Su Deng, right? Long time no see."
Su Deng was startled and cursed inwardly.
Grass!
Do these skilled players and individuals walk without making a sound, always appearing out of nowhere?
Su Deng gritted his teeth, drew his sword, and swung it at the enemy.
"Hey, hey, hey!" Luo Zhao quickly flipped over and jumped down to avoid it. "I'm not here to kill you. We have no grudge against each other. You don't have to kill me the moment we meet!"
Su Deng sneered: "You think I believe you?"
Luo Zhao clicked his tongue, "I'm just a little curious, why does Liu Sangua care about you so much? What kind of magic do you have that makes the God Lord target you?"
It seems that not all players are fools blinded by desire and greed; at least the one in front of us is clear-headed.
Su Deng tilted her head and smiled at him, "Want to know?"
Luo Zhaohe nodded: "I want to."
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