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Chapter 696 Strings
No matter how entangled Xia Weiran is, there is nothing, she can't stay here forever, so she plans to leave here.

"You said, can Mr. Burning Yan wait for the person who wants to wait?"

"I am afraid……"

"It's been so many years..."

Several NPCs walked and chatted, Xia Weiran didn't listen to it on purpose, but she still listened to some content in her mind.And, hearing "so many years" she couldn't help but focus and want to hear the story.

"I heard...still waiting...strings..."

Obviously he had concentrated on listening, but Xia Weiran could only hear a few words.Among them, the keyword "strings" is included.

She suddenly remembered that there were strings in her backpack.

Will it have something to do with the strings mentioned by these NPCs?
Thinking about it like this seems like she is too narcissistic, after all, nothing seems to happen to be prepared for her, but she still believes in one sentence, there is no coincidence without a book.Even the game itself will deliberately create some plots, otherwise, where would there be so many just right "triggers"?

"It's also possible!"

The more she thought about it, the more energetic she became, Xia Weiran even quietly took out the strings from the backpack, wanting to try to see if there was any change now.Maybe, when the task item encounters the corresponding task, it will give a reminder!
But it turns out that she seems to be a bit too imaginative.

She held the strings in her hand and turned them over and over again, but she didn't see any change.Even when she looked up, she found that the NPCs who were chatting had gone away, and she couldn't even continue listening to the story.

"I can't catch up with all the good things." Xia Weiran put the strings back into his backpack.Fortunately, only she knows her own mental activities, so it's not so embarrassing.

Xiao Mu Ling slept in Xia Weiran's hair and missed this scene.

"Let's go to 1768." Xia Weiran said to himself, and then queued up in front of the teleportation array to teleport.

On the other side, the piano sound stopped suddenly.

The player rushed out of the house, shrinking into an inch, and quickly moved towards the teleportation array.

Not long after, he had already arrived in front of the teleportation formation, but he only saw a person with the appearance of Chaoshoumei Ji Nami stepping into the transmission formation and disappearing.

He clenched his fists tightly, as if he wanted to vent something, but in the end he didn't attack. He just loosened his fists slowly and said to the sky: "I must find you!"

Xia Weiran didn't know what happened next. When she came to 1768 Xinshou Village, the first thing she did was to queue up at Uncle Wang's house.

Generally speaking, Novice Village is mainly for newcomers, providing some basic novice tasks, game guidance, etc.When the player's level rises, he rarely returns to Novice Village.After all, the task rewards in Novice Village cannot support the player's later growth.

However, Novice Village occasionally has some tasks that can make high-level players excited or require high-level players to pass the level.

When Xia Weiran checked the World Channel, he saw that Uncle Wang’s family is in urgent need of Red Plum Heart Grass. If you send Uncle Wang a set of Red Plum Heart Grass, you can get a thank you gift from Uncle Wang. Everyone has only one chance.The content of the thank you gift depends entirely on personal luck.

There are 20 Red Dime Heart Grass in a group, and it only takes 2 minutes to collect them, but players below level [-] have no chance to collect this kind of thing, because places where Red Dime Heart Grass grows often have requirements for entering the level .Xia Weiran usually doesn't deliberately collect this kind of grass, but occasionally he will reward a few for doing tasks.All the rewards have been accumulated, and there are more than forty trees, which are randomly placed in the backpack grid.Fortunately, there are enough backpack grids recently, otherwise she would have sold this kind of thing long ago.

(End of this chapter)