Players are coming, fortunately I have a time travel simulator

After a few daily clips were laid out, the players saw the protagonist coming to Nathaniel's Adventurer's Association. Here, the computer seemed to be explaining to the players how to use the Adventurer's Association's building facilities, and filmed the process in great detail.

I would like to mention here that there was actually an NPC in the previous life's TV series who was responsible for popularizing science about the Adventurer's Association. It was none other than Zhou Ning's old friend, Leonardo, the former chosen son of the Kingdom of Bryston. In his previous life, he and Chris Bradenrezer founded an Adventurer's Guild together, so many people supported their CP.

The audience then watched as Zhou Ning accepted two bounties on Cotton Benson and the Wolf Worship Cult's High Priest, as well as another bounty on the strange incident on Bauhinia Road.

Players who have watched the previous plot and experienced the later plot are naturally very clear that these tasks are actually related to each other, and it can even be said that they are connected into a closed loop.

But at this point, it seems that the protagonist deliberately accepted these tasks, and there seems to be a deeper meaning. Several comments expressed their own thoughts:

"Is it possible that the secret organization behind the protagonist knew about the conspiracy behind these bounties in advance, so the protagonist deliberately accepted these missions?"

"666, it's not impossible."

"That's right, right? Otherwise, there are thousands of tasks here, but why did they choose these three?"

"Have you forgotten that little crappy book? It might have been designed by it."

"It's possible. It's terrifying when you think about it..."

The players didn't reach a conclusion, and the story continued. The computer then completely removed the redundant information. After a few scenes, the players learned that the thick-eyed Richie Burke had actually turned traitor to the Northern Pirates. The protagonist's guide had found the location of one of the bounties: Cotton Benson, that very evening.

Richie Burke's subsequent comedian-like performance also made the players laugh, solidifying his title as the funny man.

The protagonist took out the Batman suit and asked Richie Burke to put it on, which also confirmed the fact that Batman was the protagonist's vest.

At this time, the BGM also turned into the cheerful sea water tune from Nemo, which is characterized by the clear bang of the foam on the seabed breaking from time to time in the cheerful BGM. There is a plot in which Zhou Ning drags Richie Burke, who is wearing Batman equipment, to run against the wind. Due to the fast speed and strong wind, Richie Burke's mask with his mouth exposed was filled with wind and he foamed at the mouth. The process of him foaming at the mouth was sped up/slowed down by the light brain from time to time, which formed a perfect linkage with the bang of the foam breaking in the sea water tune. It was very weird and made the players burst into laughter.

Especially at the end when the protagonist made him half-kneel on the wall with his right hand on the ground, motionless, Richie Burke's worried and aggrieved look, as if he had turned gray, was even more hilarious.

Zhou Ning couldn't help but want to laugh. He suddenly felt a little sorry for Richie Burke, letting his image collapse. If he was treated like this, he would probably have to be a decent actor in the future.

And then, when facing the Cotton Benson trio and a large number of pirates, Wayne Stewell still seemed extremely powerful. At this time, the scene quietly switched into three parts. One part was a big sword shining with moonlight in Zhou Ning's hand; one part was in the dark house, the Cotton Benson trio were carefully guarding against attacks from outside; the last part was that there were a large number of pirates lying in ambush around, but they did not dare to move forward because of the intimidation of Richie Burke dressed as Batman.

At this time, the computer gave Zhou Ning a close-up. They saw that Zhou Ning's sword, which was originally shining with moonlight, suddenly burned with raging flames, and he swung the sword with ease.

At this time, in the middle part of the shot, from Cotton Benson's perspective, you can see a raging fire dragon flying towards him in the distance, which is almost irresistible.

The subsequent battle was even more devastating. The Cotton Benson trio, who looked strong and had the look of a boss, had no room to fight back when facing Zhou Ning. The camera zoomed in again, and the protagonist made a gorgeous slide, and a revolver instantly jumped out from his right palm. Behind him, two huge wings of light suddenly rose up, and the bullet made a large arc in the air and shot towards the opponent. No matter how many times you watch it, it is still pleasing to the eye and breathtaking.

Bang bang bang!

In just one second, the opponent lost one man.

And then, in the middle shot, Cotton Benson suddenly pounced from behind and tried to launch a sneak attack, and the walrus priest Taiqing took the opportunity to escape. In the third shot, the pirates who had been watching found a breakthrough at this time, and jumped out one after another and pounced on Taiqing; but in the first shot, Wayne was not in a hurry, he just raised his head slightly, and as if he had predicted the future, he turned on his heel and shot Cotton Benson in the face, shooting him flying.

Here the optical computer used a slow motion camera, similar to bullet time, followed by several consecutive shots, severely injuring Cotton Benson and sending him into a furious werewolf state.

The originally large number of scattered shots were perfectly cut by the computer, and the silky smooth shots made the audience feel fully involved!

The subsequent scene is enough to be selected as the best shot of this issue of "Apocalypse Forecast". Looking at the fleeing walrus Tai Qing and a large group of pirates chasing after him, Wayne did not chase them directly. Everyone saw that a silent black and red air wave quietly swept around.

The three shots merged together, a background music that made your adrenaline surge sounded, and the perspective quickly rose.

The players could clearly see that the road ahead, along the walls, in the trees, and in the bushes, was filled with pirates lurking everywhere. But now, their eyes turned white, they lost consciousness, and fell down with a crackling sound, like a rain of pirates. The scene was extremely magnificent.

In Zhou Ning's current view, this battle is actually a bit outdated, and there is nothing noteworthy. However, after being edited by the computer, it looks both domineering and cool, and is even accompanied by an execution song, which is indeed a bit too exaggerated.

For most players, even though they have seen too many famous scenes of Wayne Stewell, this scene still made them swallow their saliva and exclaim "666". However, the players who followed the protagonist to explore the underground ruins did not think it was a big deal. What's the point?

At this time, the scene switched again. In an alley, two of Cotton Benson's men, the walrus Taiqing and the one-eyed Martin, had been killed. Players saw that Cotton Benson in werewolf state instantly turned into a giant black wolf and started parkour, while Wayne Stewell followed him to Bauhinia Road and found the secret passage leading to the underground ruins.

Only then did the players understand why the protagonist knew the entrance to the underground ruins.

Many players are familiar with the following plot, which is nothing more than an exploration of underground ruins. It also gave birth to a super famous scene in which players lent their power to Wayne Stewell to help him kill the gods. After a series of foreshadowings, the players' emotions have been fully aroused at this time, and they can't wait to watch the content that follows.