Infinite: Dawn Game

Click.

Unscrew one of the nails on the frame again, shake your hand, and then unscrew the next nail.

After unscrewing all the nails from the picture frame, Yu Shijiu reached out and pulled off the wooden partition that was attached to the back of the picture frame.

Behind the paint-soaked paper, countless blood-red marks were scattered, messy, rough, resembling countless twisted red handprints.

At first glance, it sends chills down your spine.

Yu Shijiu raised an eyebrow, picked up the light and airy drawing paper, and smelled it.

The faint fishy smell was indeed coming from the drawing paper; without the partition, the smell was stronger and more intense.

Soon, the entire room seemed to be filled with a strong smell of blood.

Yu Shijiu felt a little nauseous from the smell, so she slowly put the drawing back into the frame and hung it up again. She sat at the foot of the bed, looking up at the frame on the wall for a long, long time.

In the end, of course, nothing was discovered.

Yu Shijiu yawned lazily, blinked, and decided to take a nap first, and then check the other corners of the room together when Feifei came back.

As for this obviously problematic picture frame...

Yu Shijiu didn't care. Anyway, if any problems arose, they would have to wait until night. It would definitely be safe during the day.

As long as it's safe and I can sleep... who knows, I might not be able to sleep at night?

Having successfully convinced himself, Yu Shijiu settled into a comfortable position on the bed, feeling drowsy.

On the bed in the screen, the boy's dozing off appeared before all the players' eyes, like being slapped repeatedly in the face.

"...I really never learn."

This is a male gamer with a helpless expression.

He listlessly reached for his points coupons on the gambling table not far away, looking utterly dejected.

"You're just reaping what you sowed, aren't you? You always think you can climb to the top in one step, tsk tsk tsk, how could you not fall hard?"

The male player next to him chuckled, picked his teeth, and gestured with his chin towards Yu Shijiu, who was rapidly falling asleep on the screen.

"Who doesn't know how relaxed Yu Shijiu can be when he enters a game instance? You're the one who's stupid enough to gamble that he'll be wary when he first enters. If you don't lose money, oh no, if you lose points, who will?"

"..."

The male player being talked to gritted his teeth, "I don't believe he can stay this relaxed forever? Will he be like this during the upcoming guild ranking competition?"

"That's not necessarily true, but then again," a player next to him thought for a moment, nudged his companion, and asked:

"Has Yu Shijiu joined a guild? I remember quite a few guilds were trying to recruit him, right? Not only the most famous ones like the Surveillance Team and the Black Robe Church, but it seems like other guilds also had people trying to recruit him?"

"There are quite a few, but many people didn't see Yu Shijiu."

The companion knew a little about the inside story, "but it seems that Yu Shijiu hasn't joined any of the guilds that are trying to recruit him yet."

"The inspection team didn't join either?"

The male player stared wide-eyed in surprise, "How come I remember that Yu Shijiu and Lu Chusheng seemed to have a pretty good relationship in the last game instance?"

"Not bad what?"

The male player, who had lost a lot of points, sneered and took out another 200 points to gamble on other players' odds.

"Didn't you see the part where he argued with Lu Chusheng? If you ask me, Yu Shijiu must have offended Lu Chusheng to death. He didn't give Lu Chusheng any face at all. No wonder he was able to join the inspection team."

This statement carries a certain degree of personal emotion, but it doesn't sound entirely unreasonable.

"Come on."

One player rolled their eyes. "With Yu Shijiu's talent for slaughtering monsters, even if the inspection team doesn't want him, plenty of guilds will. Isn't the Black Robe Church a good example? I remember they really like players like Yu Shijiu—"

His voice stopped abruptly, and he slowly widened his eyes.

"Wait a minute..." The player rubbed his eyes hard, looking incredulously at the large screen that was slowly rising in the center of the square.

At the very center of countless small, cramped screens emitting light, a few black and white striped lines of static suddenly appeared on the previously dim large screen, accompanied by a piercing "buzzing" sound, and the large screen suddenly lit up completely.

On the screen, a beautiful woman dressed as a nun opened the door with a room key and led a man with his head down into the room.

As the lights flickered on, the beautiful woman raised her eyes, her long, narrow, smiling eyes seemingly landing on the faces of all the players through the screen.

"Shhh."

The beautiful woman suddenly raised a finger to her lips and gently blew on it, then smiled radiantly and whispered:

"I am a nun from the Black Robe Church. If any of you in front of the screen need potions, remember to come to the Black Robe Church to find me."

She blinked her eyes, which were painted with red eyeshadow, and chuckled softly:

"All you need to do is be my medicine patient for three days and earn 100 points."

Boom!

The hearts of all the players in the square suddenly started pounding when they saw this scene.

It wasn't because of the other person's outstanding appearance or seemingly "generous" words, but rather—the nun had actually entered a game instance?!

"how so……"

Someone stared in horror as the nun on the large screen began to wander around the room, murmuring in a trembling voice:

"Why would a nun who doesn't lack points suddenly enter a game instance..."

It's a consensus among almost all players that players of the "nun" type don't enter game dungeons.

Players like them can easily earn a million points by selling their talent skills. Although Dawn Games takes a 50% cut of the points, it's still a highly profitable "industry".

At least you don't have to work yourself to the bone to earn those few thousand points in game dungeons.

But this time, the nun, who had hardly ever played any game instances, actually entered the game... Whether it was because the nun was living too comfortably and wanted to play the game, or whether she wanted to do something else... remains unknown.

"...Would you like to go in and have some fun?"

"I don't think so... The nun isn't stupid. No matter how high a player's score is, they're likely to die in the game. Since she can safely earn points in town, why would she bother going into game dungeons..."

"..."

After a long while, a bewildered new player quietly said:

"Um, she said that the potion that adds 100 points when you become a drug user is really useful, is it?"

“It’s very useful.”

The veteran player turned to him and said seriously, "I can only say it's extremely useful."

"Isn't that much cheaper than what's sold in the game store?"

The new player exclaimed in surprise.

The other players who heard this were speechless.

The veteran player's lips twitched, his eyes filled with fear.

"...It seems that way, but I'd like to kindly advise you that it's best not to go."

"Why? It's just being a drug user for three days, isn't it?"

"...Because you might die quickly in the game, but becoming a nun's drug human will only make you wish you were dead."