Sequence game, starting from drawing props

Chapter 294 Hiding the main line
Electronic hackers didn't get their message across.

but.

He's said enough.

The "Extraordinary Domain" genre of the "Technology Side" focuses on strengthening the spiritual power to achieve a power similar to "Mysterious Measurement".

In the space area, something is created out of nothing, and the extraordinary field can be said to be a "panacea".

It understands other genres and has its own specialties.

From a long-term perspective, the extraordinary domain means "good at everything".

Although it can't compete with specialization in professional items, this is only affected by the balance of the sequence game itself.

A player's ability must have strengths and weaknesses, and a player with strong strengths must also have terrible weaknesses.

This is the inevitable situation.

Then—"Extraordinary Domain", this genre of players suspected to originate from the "Public Universe".

Why does it spread to the ears of players?

What is a transcendent domain, that is something that the technological side has been able to comprehend from the very beginning, even the native period of the "first stage".

what does this mean?
When players do not have the capital of "God", they cannot have access to any "public universe" knowledge.

How is it possible for them, and why are they so common, to awaken the power of the "extraordinary domain"?
why?
A question lingered in Ian's mind.

The two fell silent.

Ian thought for a long few minutes, and finally said with difficulty:

"That is to say... part of the knowledge in the "player circle", in fact...they already exist?"

This guess is to overthrow a large part of his previous inferences!
If everything the player has now is not the player's own creation, but the risk of others.

Well, that's creepy enough.

Who are the "others" and what is their position?
"Correct."

The Electronic Hacking player nods.

"There is more evidence that the 'private universe' and the 'public universe' do not have the 'isolation' that players perceive."

"The barrier does not exist. The civilization in the public universe may have monitored the existence of the private universe."

"A more likely guess is...they have always regarded the private universe as an ordinary and normal thing in the universe."

"And...think players should do that."

Players should fight monsters and upgrade, gain sequence abilities, and be inseparable from natural disasters.

They didn't pop out of nowhere like monsters.

Suddenly came to the "common universe".

Black households with no nationality, no caste, and nothing.

not like this……

Players have always existed normally, because they are "ancient civilizations", so they rose from the private universe.

Because they are "pioneers", they are keen to explore the universe, pursue new things, and always appear at the first moment when anomalies and crises occur.

Because they are "elite", so... They are always accompanied by natural disasters, and they are also the main means for the public universe to fight against future natural disasters.

Thinking about it this way, it all makes sense!

No wonder!
At this moment, Ian seemed to have realized the Tao in Longchang, and his mind became clear and bright. Before, he was always a little skeptical.

There are so many civilizations in the public universe, why not doubt the player's origin?
They never doubt the legitimacy of the player, and are even happy to ask the player to help them, as if they are not afraid of the player's betrayal.

why?
It makes sense now.

When electronic hackers see Ian's performance, they know that Ian has fully understood what he means.

For other players with little information, even if they knew, they would not take his words seriously.

Only those players who truly understand the existence of players, and express doubts and "denies" about it, can realize the importance of this piece of information.

This will be the most important factor and information for the awakening of this part of the players.

"In this way, you should understand what I mean? I deserve to be a "sequence game"."

The electronic hacker smiled helplessly:

"We are players, regardless of how civilizations in the 'private universe' or the 'public universe' view us."

"Our ultimate goal has always been to become stronger, become the strongest, and protect ourselves."

"'Becoming a God' is the task of the sequence game, not the player's task. Our task is to 'survive'."

He spoke very clearly.

It is also easy to understand, if every player takes "become a god" as the final task.

But God will only be in the pocket of the winner, which means that there will definitely be a war involving the two universes.

It is impossible for players to be completely willing. On the contrary, the longer they survive in the sequence game, the less willing they are to accept this fate.

"No one dares to believe that he is the winner of the game"

"Our task is to survive, so... there is a problem."

The electronic hacker player has studied so much, he is not curious about the origin of the player, and Ian is the same.

What they are worried and afraid of far exceeds the hidden dangers on the surface.

The hidden danger is buried deeper.

"I think natural disasters will inevitably appear in the "public universe"."

Electronic hackers swear: "It's like the civilizations in the public universe say-they have to face the future "natural disasters" bravely."

"So, natural disasters will definitely come."

From the "private universe" where the player is located, to the "public universe", a terrifying war is set off on this big battlefield, and no one can escape.

"Suppose we take the message that 'natural disasters are bound to come' as a premise."

"Combined with the origin of the player we just said."

"Is there a possibility? I keep thinking... In fact, there really is a "main mission" for players."

Ian listened to the talk of the electronic hacker.

What is the "main mission"? It means that you only need to complete this mission to reach the ending.

But the ending of the sequence game is "become a god", unless the players kill each other to the last person, it is impossible to complete the task.

Then this "main line" has been pondered by some players.

"Survive."

Electronic hackers say.

"That's right! The "main mission" is "survival"! Players and the public universe will inevitably encounter a catastrophe."

"Our settings in the public universe, those hidden information, are the best help for us to survive and gain an advantage in the natural disaster war."

"I think this 'scourge' we're dealing with, it won't be the first to arrive in the public universe, and it won't be the last."

"In this way, we can discuss how to play."

After the electronic hacker finished speaking, he smiled and closed his "terminal", and then took out a tablet from his backpack.

An ordinary data tablet, with a light blue translucent screen, records a lot of data information.

He smiled briskly: "The plan is already in place, and the main combat force is you, the 'Outsider'."

"Perhaps you will have a bumper harvest."

(End of this chapter)