Survival in the dormitory, I was pulled into the management group

The feud between Chen Bei and the dwarves has now been completely established.

This is equivalent to having an extra negative buff, which is difficult to remove and may even persist throughout the entire game.

Chen Bei had originally planned to stop, but now he has a new idea.

Don't do it again and again.

Since things have already come to this, we might as well kill them all.

Just as he was filled with murderous intent, the conversation in the management group caught his attention.

[Which player currently has the highest 'sin value'?]

[One is Zero Degree, who killed too many dwarves. The other is Mu Bai, who massacred an entire village, and did so with brutal cruelty. Their crimes are roughly equal, not much different.]

[This game world is intentionally designed to be less difficult, allowing players to wreak havoc and do whatever they want.]

Let them vent. They'll regret it someday.

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Chen Bei frowned slightly upon seeing this conversation.

Sin value?

This thing isn't officially part of the game!

Most of these hidden values ​​don't indicate anything good.

It seems I need to play it safe this game and not kill too many people, otherwise I'll suffer the consequences.

Chen Bei's sharp gaze vanished completely. He let the dwarves go and left with the thief prisoner.

The dwarves breathed a sigh of relief after getting rid of this plague, but the matter couldn't be left like this.

The dwarf chieftain immediately picked up a pen and wrote a letter to report the matter to his superiors.

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"Great human powerhouse, your strength is supreme. It should be written into poems by bards and sung for generations to come," the thief flattered.

"What's your name?" Chen Bei asked.

“My name is Sawyer the Craftsman.”

"What a bad name."

"If you're not happy with my name, you can call me whatever you want, I have no problem with it..."

Even if I call you dog shit?

“Yes…” The thief’s eyes twitched, his expression as bitter as if he had eaten bitter melon.

"Fine, I'll just call you Little Thief. It's easy to say and easy to remember," Chen Bei said casually.

“Okay, I wholeheartedly agree. This name is excellent; it perfectly suits my status.”

The subtext is that calling someone a petty thief is better than calling them dog shit.

The petty thief continued to flatter, using the most nauseatingly obsequious methods possible.

Chen Bei asked the other party about the treasure.

"Yes, yes, there is treasure, absolutely. After witnessing your strength that rivals a thousand armies, I am convinced that you have the ability to obtain any treasure on this continent. I will lead the way for you," said the petty thief.

“I believed you when you told me, but if you run away halfway or use false information to deceive me, you should be able to imagine what will happen to you,” Chen Bei said.

"Rest assured, I swear by any god that I would never lie to you... Besides, I don't even know your name."

"Just call me Zero."

"Zero degrees... what's the suffix? Lord? Knight? Sir?"

"Lord Zero, please."

"Yes, I have memorized your honorific title and will not use it incorrectly."

And so, Chen Bei gained an NPC sidekick, or rather, an unreliable guide.

In fact, Chen Bei didn't really expect to find any great treasure; he was just adapting to local customs.

Since we've come to adventure in such a fantastical world, let's just go with the flow.

Fight monsters, kill people, and search for treasure.

There are multiple NPC followers, and you can ask them other questions.

Chen Bei asked where the great demon king of this world was.

As a result, the petty thief was stumped.

"The Great Demon King? What Great Demon King? You don't mean the Great Demon King who was killed five hundred years ago, do you?" the petty thief asked doubtfully.

"The Great Demon King is dead?" Chen Bei asked, equally puzzled.

"Yes, he's been dead for a long time. Even the kids on the street know that. Several heroes went through countless hardships to kill the Great Demon King, and then spent a hundred years completely destroying his body, leaving not a trace. If you at least want to take a look at the Great Demon King's former territory, that's fine. I'll lead the way for you."

He might have lied about the treasure or something.

But when talking about this great demon king, he didn't seem to hide anything at all.

Chen Bei opened the player group records and glanced at them casually.

The objective of this game is to kill the Great Demon King.

Those players who took action conducted an investigation with this as their goal.

The survey results were consistent.

There is no great demon king in this game world.

The Great Demon King has been dead for hundreds of years!

If you randomly ask any random NPC, you'll get the same answer, so it must be correct.

If we know the exact location of the Great Demon King, even if it's extremely dangerous, at least we'll have a target to target.

Now that the target has vanished without a trace, things are even more difficult.

The game requires players to kill a target that doesn't even exist!

This stumped the players.

This has sparked some speculation.

Some speculate that the Great Demon King did not truly die, but rather went into hiding, secretly manipulating the world.

Some speculate that a new Great Demon King is about to be born, and players will have to defeat this brand-new version.

Chen Bei had an extra intelligence channel compared to others, and he thought about things more deeply.

Could it be that the Great Demon King is related to the player's sin value?

As for what exactly happened, that's uncertain.

We can only wait for the management group to give us further hints.

Before finding the Great Demon King, Chen Bei had to do something.

So, following the petty thief's directions, they chose a direction to go.

Chen Bei set off for the new grid.

The place we've come to is called "Falling Rock Valley".

As you can tell from the name, this place is prone to rockfalls.

All three possible outcomes of rolling the dice are related to falling rocks.

You can think of it as a large, extra-large, or super-extra-large cup.

Either way, they're going to get hit by stones.

Chen Bei rolled the dice, and the worst possible outcome was triggered.

The entire valley shook violently, and a large number of rocks rolled and crashed down.

Chen Bei had to brave the falling rocks and rush across the valley.

He opened his mental energy shield and condensed the Thousand Hands Cloak into two large fists.

If a rock falls, you knock it away with your big fist.

Chen Bei was only concerned with himself and didn't bother to protect the petty thief.

The petty thief faced numerous dangers along the way, dodging left and right, but fortunately, he was agile enough to avoid being hit by large rocks.

The two crossed the rocky valley and reached its end.

Route selection was triggered.

Chen Bei arrived at the new grid area.

This place is called "Blood Lake," and the dice roll offers two bad options and one good one.

Numbers 1 to 4: You will be safe and sound.

Numbers 5 to 12: The monster in the Blood Lake emerges and attacks you.

Numbers 13 to 20: A murloc scout living nearby discovers you and summons more murlocs to surround you.

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Chen Bei rolled the dice, and this time the number landed on 18.

This means that fishmen are coming to cause trouble.

Chen Bei can re-throw the ball, but there's no need to use it in this situation.

Dwarves or merfolk, bring it on!