The fast-forward journey after seizing the traverser system

Different choices lead to different results, and even negative choices can prevent the event from starting, which has sparked a wave of discussion.

Some people think this is normal, but others feel that it restricts some gameplay options, and they can naturally see that this is to prevent players from switching sides.

At the same time, NPC favorability is also added, and different choices will result in different favorability levels for NPCs.

Many players tested the system and found that these NPCs were highly intelligent, making it difficult to increase their favorability. Repetitive behaviors could even make the NPCs wary and irritable.

Huan Shu saw what was happening here. Although she had entrusted everything to Shi Yu, she couldn't completely relax. However, due to having too many things to do, she rarely appeared in public.

Shi Yu was naturally searching for all the intelligent races in this world; he needed more people to come and act as NPCs.

There aren't many in the deep sea, and the dragons in the wilderness are better off staying in the wilderness. The Qiuniu clan is pursuing music, so they're not really suitable to be introduced into the beginner village. Shi Yu sees them as NPCs in these scenes, and he has also communicated with them to open some dungeons and give players some special tasks.

However, Shi Yu also discovered the groups that the beast-eared people and elves were in contact with. Anyway, with Huan Shu's endorsement, Shi Yu naturally gained their trust quickly.

The area inhabited by the Beastmen is home to many different races. In addition to the various races within the Beastmen themselves, there are also goblins living in caves, four-armed goat people living on cliffs, snake people dwelling in canyons, and lizard people living on mudflats.

The beast-eared man is the closest to a human in appearance. The others have more animal characteristics. The four-armed goat man looks particularly sinister, with his horizontal pupils sending chills down your spine.

Since they were already there, Shi Yu introduced them to the concept of the Primordial People and told them what they should do.

Most of these races had seen the parasitic flower before, and given the credibility of the gods, they naturally chose to cooperate.

After communicating with them, Shi Yu discovered that the gods worshipped by these races were Huan Shu's underlings. They had been informed before Shi Yu explained these matters, and there was no resistance from them.

The same situation applies to elves, but there are relatively fewer intelligent species in the forest. Some of them need to rely on the forest for survival and cannot come to the starting village.

Among those who came were flower fairies, beings the size of a palm, who, though needing flowers, could grow their own, and who resembled humans except for a few leaf-shaped wings; and ancient tree giants, who were completely humanoid, vines, and trees, the only difference between them and plants being that they could speak and walk using special organs.

Other spirits and other life forms living in the forest cannot leave the forest for too long, so they naturally stay and become local NPCs.

At the same time, players also began to encounter the Parasitic Flower.

Players are not worried about dying; they make direct contact with the parasitic flowers and find that individual parasitic flowers are not very dangerous. Their combat power comes from the life they parasitize.

Fearless creatures charge recklessly, feeling no pain and completely unafraid of injury—this is their advantage, and coincidentally, the player also possesses this advantage.

The players even have the advantage of being more intelligent, which has greatly alleviated previous concerns.

Players began to team up and cooperate, but the number of parasitized lives was simply too large, and the players could only gain a slight advantage.