Players are coming, fortunately I have a time travel simulator

The series has reached this point and is nearing its end. At the very end, there is an easter egg plot.

Not far away was the bustling port terminal. Karl Robbins, neatly dressed, stood in an alley carrying a suitcase. He gazed into the distance as a group of Earth Ring professionals and military police took turns checking documents and verifying the identities of each passenger. The Docklands steam train station had been sealed off, and this was his only chance of escape.

Carl Robbins' eyes flickered, and he finally made up his mind. He put down the suitcase, took out a sealed box from it, opened it, and took out a book with a black cover.

He picked up the pen and wrote a line crookedly on it: How to leave Dockland?

The book was silent for a while, and then line after line of words jumped out from it.

As Carl Robbins read line by line, his expression became increasingly grim, but he still acquiesced to its approach with a hint of helplessness.

He put the books back into the box, placed the box at the bottom of the suitcase, put the suitcase on the ground beside him, and sat on the chair beside him in a thinker's posture.

A moment later, a mature lady wearing a veil came out of the alley. When she passed by Karl Robbins, her legs suddenly went weak and she fainted on the ground.

After a while, the lady stood up again, reached out to pick up the suitcase beside her, walked towards the port, and then faced questioning from several Earth Ring professionals.

She calmly took out her ID and handed it to them, and showed them her boat ticket to her destination. All the players could see clearly - it was Nathaniel City, the capital of the Kingdom of Sifalik.

After checking her ID and ticket, the Earth Ring professional nodded and allowed her to pass. Josie West boarded the ship smoothly and walked into the cabin, her expression calm.

After an unknown amount of time, a smile gradually appeared on her face.

The camera switched, and Carl Robbins sat on the chair for a long time without moving, with his head drooped. After a few hours, someone finally realized that something was wrong and pushed him, but suddenly his body softened and fell to the side.

The man was startled and hurriedly checked his breath with his trembling hands.

he died.

The camera jumped again, switching to a passage from the book just now, and it was thoughtfully translated:

In 3 minutes and 50 seconds, Josie West, the wife of Vernon West, the patriarch of the West family and the mother of the legal heir Alan West, will attempt to flee from Darkland to Nathaniel City, the capital of the Kingdom of Westfalik.

However, due to the decline in physical function caused by long-term indulgence and the heavy psychological pressure brought by the escape, Josie West will die suddenly at the entrance of the alley. At this time, there will be a sudden tide of life here, which accidentally causes Carl Robbins and Josie West to exchange bodies, and Carl Robbins will be able to leave Docklands smoothly.

The scene switched again, switching to the solemn and dignified interior of St. Raymond's Church.

Stuart Crow, holding a magnificent scepter, stood before a huge mirror and said respectfully, "Your Holiness, I have just had the True Vision of this battle forwarded to the Cathedral."

The image in the mirror was of an old man wearing a crown, his eyes deep. He nodded and said, "Well done, the goddess will bless you. You said Wayne Stewell is the earthly representative of an ancient god. Do you have any evidence?"

"Yes, I previously investigated Wayne Stewell's rise to power. He has always had a cooperative relationship with the Sun Watchers. According to Sherlock Moriarty, Wayne Stewell's strength was not very strong at the beginning, but then grew to this level in a few months. Moreover, there has always been a mysterious force behind him, which can provide him with powerful guns, magical devil fruits, and so on. This force is very likely the secret organization dedicated to that ancient god."

"Based on this, Wayne Stewell is most likely the agent of that ancient deity, the embodiment of His will walking on the mortal world. Only the favor of the deity can explain why his strength has increased so rapidly. You can see in the image of the True Vision that Hel Akte, the creator god of light who ultimately killed Nyastra, must be that ancient deity."

"As for the punch that Wayne Stewell delivered to kill the Dark Spider Mother, Martarita, I personally suspect it was some kind of divine intervention. This kind of attack, almost surpassing the power of a god, is impossible for a mortal to unleash."

The old man opposite was silent for a moment, then nodded. "You're right. A deity named after the Creator God of Light cannot be unknown. From now on, you must be careful. Even if you can't get him to side with us, you must not let him stand against us. This is what the goddess wants to see."

The screen went completely black, and the twelfth episode of the series came to an end.

The audience who watched it in one breath had only one thought:

Wonderful, interesting, and full of useful information!

The entire series is nearly 2 hours long, with no boring moments at all and an extremely compact plot. The optical brain is like an outstanding editor, editing all the plots together brilliantly without any redundant shots.

In particular, the protagonist Wayne Stewell completely played the role of the savior. Not only did he fight against God for the first time, but he also defeated God and crushed God. The successive battle scenes were high-energy throughout, and were countless levels higher than the previous battles. It can be said that it provided a direction for the player's future development - both shooting skills and fists must be strong!

In this major event, Wayne Stewell's brilliant performance completely refreshed and elevated all players' previous impressions of him, and he undoubtedly became the number one player in the game in terms of strength. Although according to the NPC, those two punches were most likely divine, this is also part of strength, isn't it?

In addition, there are gradually more and more posts about Herakti, the creator god of light.

The famous Wayne Black Grantham did not continue to blacken this time, but instead posted a discussion thread to discuss Wayne Stewell's true identity and his connection with the creator god of light, Hel Achti.

In his post, he quoted the prayer that Wayne Stewell recited to summon Hel Akti, the creator god of light: In the name of the king, the three phantom gods merge into one, summoning Hel Akti, the creator god of light, using the three phantom gods as sacrifices, and let the darkness disappear!

Referring to the context, the king should be Wayne Stewell himself. Being able to combine the three mythical gods, his true status should be very close to the three mythical gods, or even above them. So is there a possibility that the protagonist is the reincarnation of an ancient king, thus explaining his bond with the ancient god Heraklion?

The Star Guild founded by Wayne is exactly the secret organization that Stuart Crow mentioned.

Grantham's words immediately enlightened countless players, and they began to imagine what was going on, causing the enthusiasm to explode.

Zhou Ning: ...

I clearly didn't do anything, but the players inexplicably imagined so much. However, this also gave me an inspiration. Maybe I can really use the vest of Hell Axe's Agent to do something.

As for Karl Robbins in the film...

Zhou Ning also noticed Karl Robbins' destination, Nathaniel, the capital of the Kingdom of Sifalik.

I don’t know if it’s a coincidence, but it happens to coincide with one of my destinations.

Then he no longer hesitated, and the next stop had already been decided - it was Nathaniel, the legendary legal capital of the Apocalypse Continent.