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However, the white tiger's claws arrived even before the spatial rift, their sharp light tearing the rift apart.

Half of her body had already stepped into the space, but she was still hooked by the sharp claws and forcibly dragged out.

The sharp claws pierced his lower back, and blood gushed out, staining the ground crimson.

But the white tiger did not stop. It hooked its claws, lifted him off the ground, and flew back to Chaomu's side.

This person was wearing a cloak.

Chao Mu slapped the compass against the half-dead man, and the pointer instantly turned into a blur.

Countless threads burst forth from the compass, twisting into knots, creating a swift rotation with the help of a breeze, gently blowing the white veil of dawn and dusk.

Before her eyes, a curtain unfolded, visible only to her, and on it, slices of life that only she could see were performed.

A moment later, she put away the compass and looked at Professor Qian beside her.

"Teacher, please kill him."

Professor Qian exclaimed "Ah!"

"Me? This old man really doesn't want to have blood gushing out on his face."

"No, we can kill with this without bloodshed."

As he spoke, Chaomu handed him a pitch-black dagger.

The old professor took it and exclaimed, "Wow, the introduction is in Viking language!"

"Well then, you young people have really been to quite a lot of places!"

The old professor chuckled as he jabbed the dagger into the player's back, thinking that with his limited strength, he certainly couldn't kill anyone with one strike. He was about to pull the dagger out and make a second cut.

Unexpectedly, a huge damage number appeared above the player's head, almost splattering onto the old professor's face.

The person died instantly, and the white light that his soul had transformed into did not escape; instead, it was sucked into the blood-sucking dagger as well.

Then, the old professor inexplicably felt as if something had appeared on his body.

He opened his profile and saw a strange "European Common Language Module".

"Common language?"

He murmured the same thing to himself, but then he understood.

"If I kill this person with this dagger, will I gain some ability from him?"

"Professor, you are amazing! No wonder you are a full professor!"

“My father’s surname is Qian, my mother’s surname is Fu, and no one’s surname is Zheng.”

The old professor told a lame joke that was completely out of character for his age, then looked down at the dagger in his hand.

Have you been to the Viking District?

"Of course the president has been there. I haven't. That's why I'm not very experienced in going into other service areas."

Chao Mu half-jokingly said that he didn't intend to elaborate too much on this matter and immediately changed the subject.

"Now that you know the common language of this service area, can you understand the system prompts? Can you find the common language textbook?"

"Girl, you're speaking so fast, one sentence at a time, my ears are getting tired!"

The old professor made a stop gesture and protested, thinking to himself, "This girl always wears a white veil over her eyes, so quiet and elegant, how come she has such a fiery temper?"

How could I slow down? I just reviewed the player's memories after capturing the White Tiger. Because I don't understand the common language of the Oren server, I only skimmed through it and was completely confused.

She urgently needs a general language book so that she can fully integrate into this service area and realize the dream she has cherished since entering police academy.

Go undercover!

Or perhaps, I'm working undercover in an entire service area!

That sounds really cool.

Lin Songtao would be so envious of her!

Professor Qian looked at the unruly young girl and smiled helplessly: "Alright, you two hide your identities first, then we'll go back to the starting village and I'll look for you."

"Thank you, Teacher Qian!"

Common language textbooks are usually easy to find; you can buy one from the village chief in each village. However, players in this server area don't need this service, so they often overlook it.

However, to those with a keen eye, the existence of such a universal language textbook implies something far-reaching.

Even Nie Wan, who knew nothing about the game in her previous life, immediately guessed when she discovered that she could buy Common Language textbooks from the village head that sooner or later, players would break the boundaries of the service areas and roam freely between them.

The game encourages this.

The game always encourages player-versus-player combat.

It also encourages players to fight and scheme against each other.

Just like when I was swallowed by the Gu worms on Mount Fulong in Miao territory, it was a process of constant devouring and constant evolution.

Players are merely parasites.

Only those who have reached the level of a Gu King are worthy of having their voice heard in the game.

Everyone knows this.

However, in large service areas, players who possess both high moral character and strong abilities are more likely to appear.

With these players in charge, the situation isn't too chaotic.

In the smaller service areas, it's a completely different story.

For example, right now, when Nie Wan briefly shifted a sliver of her consciousness, she saw Chao Mu killing someone.

She stood coldly at the edge of a mud pit, with the phantom of the white tiger that had slaughtered everyone still standing in front of her.

Further ahead, there was an Oren player desperately chasing after the phantom of the white tiger.

Since the clone had already learned the common language textbook, Nie Wan was able to understand that player's ID.

His ID means "crown" in the local language, and he does indeed wear a crown on his head.

The crown, made of pure gold and inlaid with a ruby, was so red that it shone like Tianxi Changyi's ruby ​​earrings, sparkling in the sunlight as if it were about to drip blood.

The entire gray mudflat was tinged with a blood-red hue by the red glow of the ruby.

Nie Wan glanced around and saw countless corpses lying haphazardly in the mudflats.

There were some low-level NPC corpses, but most of them were player corpses.

Some of the bodies were intact, but most were mutilated.

The air was filled with the aroma of meat, and Nie Wan could see a huge pot supported by a copper frame out of the corner of her eye without turning her head.

She was also momentarily shocked.

Although I have traveled to many places, and although every service area has some sins that are not for outsiders to know.

But to see it so blatantly and openly displayed is truly a first.

What would a Gu King emerge from such a service area look like?

This moment of consciousness quickly dissipated, but what Nie Wan witnessed left a very deep impression on her mind.

So she sent Tianxi Changyi to find Chaomu.

Not only did I want to know his plans, but I also wanted to take advantage of the official occasion to see what this service area would eventually become.

How many such service areas are there in the game?

Within these service areas, several concepts lie dormant, waiting for their successors.

There is something, after all.

At least in the man who fled from the white tiger's claws, he saw what the concept of peace wanted to destroy.