Players are coming, fortunately I have a time travel simulator

"So this so-called The Mummy is actually the world of Infinite Horror?"

Zhou Ning was actually disappointed. He had already completed a similar world in "Evolution" and hadn't gained much. He also hadn't finished reading the novel "Infinite Horror." In his stereotyped impression, the power level of "Infinite Horror" wasn't high. It didn't seem worth the 1800 yuan ticket price.

But this is just the beginning, so let's keep simulating. What if there's a surprise?

You can sense it, and after you click yes, a vast, icy aura suddenly locks onto you. This aura seems much stronger than you imagined, and is even capable of threatening you. However, your opponent in this world is probably not him, but someone else. You smile, close your eyes, and let this aura envelop you.

[The infinite world is just a game to you. You can delete your save and exit at any time. There is no danger. Instead, you are very curious about the power of higher dimensions.]

When you open your eyes again, you find yourself in a shabby room, two bodies lying in a mess beside you. To your surprise, the only person standing is your old friend, William Zeppelin, whom you just met. The people lying on the ground are somewhat unfamiliar: a thin, blond office worker wearing a blue suit and a skull-patterned tie, and a tall, red-haired young man who looks like a student.

William Zeppelin exchanged a complex gaze with you, then gave you a gentle hug. He introduced himself as the guide and leader of the team, then told the office worker and the red-haired man a lot about this strange space.

First and foremost, despite its strong similarities, this world isn't the infinitely terrifying world you imagine. At least, there's no "genetic lock." It's more like a samsara paradise. The Lord God recruits samsaras from each small world to form teams. These teams participate in the conquest of each "derivative plane" and complete missions issued by the Lord God. Most missions also involve sending another team to fight against the original team. This confrontation is usually a fight to the death, and only one team can complete the mission and escape alive.

[If you don't have special items like resurrection and resistance to annihilation, the other team will be completely annihilated.]

[His previous team had just experienced a group battle in the world of "Pirates of the Caribbean" and was completely wiped out. He was the only one who survived with the help of a life-saving prop.]

[Accordingly, completing tasks will earn you points and space coins as rewards, which can be exchanged for items, skills, and even bloodlines. After completing ten tasks, you can fulfill any of the reincarnationist's requirements, or even leave the main god space and return to reality.]

[Sure enough, the essence of this world is the same: it's all about raising Gu. Only one team can become the Gu King and survive to the end.]

[When you first came to this world, you actually sensed danger, which proves that this main divine dimension is not as simple as you imagined.]

[Also, based on your team's composition, it's safe to assume your teammates are all from the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure world. Your opponents should be similarly composed, all native to the same world, though from different timelines. This might not be a good thing for you. Due to your lower power level, you'll undoubtedly be at a disadvantage in most situations.]

[Immediately afterwards, you received basic information about this world through a watch-like object:]

[Mission 144: Find the protagonist O'Connor within hours, go to the City of Death, and obtain the Dark Bible.]

[Task 2: Reduce the number of members of the opposing team by .]

[Task 3 (optional): Prevent O'Connor from dying.]

[Failure Conditions: Failure to reach the City of Death within 144 hours, the enemy obtains the Dark Bible, and the team is wiped out.]

[You have already mastered the language of this world, so no additional space coins are needed. ]

When you see the City of the Dead and the Dark Bible, you know for sure this is the world of The Mummy. The setting is 1719 BC, when the evil sorcerer Imhotep cheated on the pharaoh's wife, Ansuna. When the victim, Pharaoh Seti I, discovered the affair, they teamed up to murder the pharaoh, a perfect replica of Yang Dingtian and Cheng Kun.

Later, Ansuna was forced to commit suicide by the Pharaoh's guards. In desperation, Imhotep stole Ansuna's body from the tomb and entered Hamunaptra, the city of the dead, where the tombs of successive Pharaohs and their treasures were accumulated. He retrieved the Dark Bible, a sacred book said to control death, and attempted to resurrect Ansuna.

[But just as the ceremony was about to be completed, the Pharaoh's guards broke in and interrupted the ceremony, and Ansuna's soul was forced to return to the underworld.]

Imhotep and his monks were severely punished by the guards. Many monks were mummified, and Imhotep, because he had killed the pharaoh, was wrapped alive in a mummy-like form and placed in an iron coffin. Flesh-eating scarab beetles were then placed in the coffin, allowing them to slowly devour Imhotep.

[As he died, he could still feel his flesh being slowly eaten. This punishment was so cruel that it was said that anyone who had undergone this punishment would, upon returning from the underworld, possess immense magical powers and transform into a monster that destroyed Egypt.]

A group of treasure hunters stumble upon the City of the Dead and open a sarcophagus, leading to the rebirth of Immorton. Only two escape: O'Connor, the film's protagonist, who appears in an optional quest, and Benny, the villain. The plot is clichéd, and the power levels are low, but the difficulty clearly lies in the confrontations.

The team members then introduced themselves. William Zeppeli is from England and arrived in the main divine dimension in 1899. He currently possesses ripples and Devil Fruit abilities. The red-haired young man is Kakyoin Noriaki, a high school student who arrived here in 1988. His Stand ability is the Emperor's Green, which creates a humanoid form from ropes that can be woven into a barrier, spraying gem-like fluids for powerful piercing attacks.

As you might expect, the blond office worker is Kira Yoshikage, a regular office worker from Morioh Town who traveled back in time to 1999 and worked at Kameyu Department Store. He was undoubtedly relieved when you introduced yourselves. Despite the immense pressure of survival, he didn't bother to hide his true identity, revealing his Stand ability as Killer Queen, capable of transforming anything he touches into a bomb.

Your team lineup includes characters from the first, third, and fourth JoJo worlds, spanning over a hundred years. This also indirectly confirms your idea that all team members are native to the same world, even if they are from different timelines.

[When you leave this cabin, you find that you are now in Cairo, not far from the City of the Dead in the desert. If nothing unexpected happens, 144 hours should be enough.]

The only problem is that the City of the Dead is hidden deep in the Sahara Desert, which covers an area of ​​approximately 932 million square kilometers. Without the necessary archaeological knowledge and enough luck, it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. The best solution is to find the protagonist O'Connor.

This is likely 1923. As the largest city in Africa and the Arab world, Cairo is already quite prosperous, with mosques and Turkish baths everywhere. Due to the storyline surrounding the mummy, O'Connor should be in a Cairo prison at the start of the game.