Hell Game: Starting from Metropolis

"I should be fine going in, right?"

Liu Zheng asked cautiously.

"It's nothing, just a bit uncomfortable, nothing serious. I've had many family members who complained about the poor environment, but nothing else happened."

The female diver said.

"What kind of negative consequence is it to complain about a poor environment?"

Even so, wouldn't that be a negative consequence for board game arcades?

"Of course it counts! Our board game cafe will never tolerate such unreasonable complaints!"

The female divers said indignantly.

"So what was the outcome?"

He had a bad feeling.

"Of course, we should deal with those customers who complained."

The female diver said proudly.

"really."

Liu Zheng chuckled.

Given the style of Metropolis and Scarlet Witch, this result was not at all unexpected to him.

"How can anyone still come to play like this? Are they all just like me, wronged fools who got scammed?"

Liu Zheng complained.

"We don't reject all negative reviews. We will humbly rectify any reasonable negative reviews, okay?"

The female divers defended the board game arcade.

"for example?"

"For example, last time a customer gave a bad review saying that the script was too simple, we immediately revised the script according to his requirements and invited him to play for free."

Ama replied.

"The results of it?"

"The result, of course, is that he will never give a bad review again."

"Very good, it has a bit of the style of our Bloody Restaurant."

He clapped in encouragement.

"That can't compare to your Bloody Restaurant. You can force delivery to everyone in the metropolis, while we just have a partnership with the city hall, which allows them to provide some free players."

The female diver said modestly.

"Free players? Does that mean players come to play for free, or that we're making it free for players to play?"

Liu Zheng raised an eyebrow.

"Trade secret, no comment."

The female diver held up one finger and shook it.

"hehe."

Since things have come to this point, does she really need to tell me anything more?

"You've played tabletop role-playing games before, right?"

The sea woman asked.

"I've played it, but I don't know if the rules are the same."

He nodded.

"Please briefly explain the rules you know."

The female diver said.

So Liu Zheng explained all the rules of the running group that he knew.

"Pretty much, but yours is an advanced rule. The team we're running this time uses the basic rule, which is much simpler."

After listening, the female diver said...

"Then why did you say this dungeon is very difficult?"

"The rules are simple, but that doesn't mean this group is simple. You'll find out soon enough."

"But I still want to confirm, are you really sure you want to play this dungeon?"

The female diver said.

"If I quit, will your boss let me go?"

He asked rhetorically.

"will not."

The female diver replied immediately.

"That's it then. Don't worry, I won't die."

Liu Zheng comforted him.

"Who cares if you live or die?"

The female diver gave him a disdainful look.

"Oh. Okay, then you can go to the waste treatment plant yourself."

"Hey, you promised to come with me."

The female diver glared at him.

"How can I go with you if I'm already dead?"

"You just said you won't die."

"Whether I live or die is not up to me. Besides, even if I break my promise and die, what can you do to me?"

Liu Zheng had the air of a rogue.

"Nothing much. I think that old guy really likes you. It would be nice to turn you into an inflatable doll, soul and all, and give it to him."

The female diver sneered.

"Damn, so you're a viper after all."

He said with a shocked expression.

He had initially thought that the female divers would be more innocent than the nightingales, but he hadn't expected that their lewdness and violence were just as intense.

"Hmph, serves you right for always being so foul-mouthed."

The female diver pursed her lips.

"Well, there's no way around it. If I don't keep my mouth dirty, my temper will flare up. Since I'm going to die anyway, I think dying because I'm being mean is more fun."

Liu Zheng shrugged.

"Alright, alright, I know you're the worst. Go in."

The female diver pointed to the stone gate and said.

Aren't you going to explain the rules to me?

he wondered.

"You've already played the advanced version, so the beginner version won't be difficult for you. We can just play it and I'll explain it to you later."

The female diver said.

"Ok."

As Liu Zheng spoke, he stepped forward to push the stone door open.

"Have fun later, try to achieve the perfect ending, and become the MVP. The rewards for this module are very generous."

The female divers whispered a reminder.

"I never intended to give up."

As he spoke, he stepped through the stone gate.

Upon entering the stone gate, all that could be seen was boundless white light.

It has no front or back, no left or right, no up or down.

"Welcome to the Red Witch's Board Game Hall. The module we're using for this tabletop role-playing game is 'The Mysterious Ship'."

The voice of the female divers rang out.

"Due to the unexpected death of player number 2, this raid has been suspended. Now, we have finally found a replacement player. We hope all players will perform well and try to form a raid without taking any damage."

"I have questions."

Another voice sounded.

"Player number 3, please speak."

"I doubt whether the newcomer has the ability to take over from player number 2."

said the voice.

"Seconded."

"Seconded."

Two other voices rang out.

"Player number 2's role is crucial; his performance will determine our survival. Our contract stipulates that we cannot be prevented from completing the game due to the board game venue's issues. Therefore, we need the host to prove that he is capable of taking over from player number 2."

"That's what Player #3 said."

"Seconded."

"Seconded."

Players 1 and 4 said.

"How do you want me to prove it?"

The sea woman asked.

“Provide his customs clearance records, or any other real information that can be revealed.”

"That's what Player #3 said."

"Reasonable."

"Reasonable."

Players 1 and 4 echoed this.

"Okay. Player 2 once won a game of Werewolf Battle Royale and achieved the Blasphemous ending."

The nightingale had no choice but to say.

"Not sufficient."

"That's what Player #3 said."

"Seconded."

"Seconded."

All three of them are board game experts; otherwise, they wouldn't have been brought here by the Red Witch Board Game Club to play this module.

Of course, the difficulty of this dungeon still made their scalps tingle, especially after player number 2 messed up the situation.

In fact, player number 2 was the worst among them.

But its boldness and willingness to act, coupled with the good synergy between the car's character card and this module, made it the key player in this tabletop RPG.

When they learned that Player 2 had died in real life, forcing the group to close the game, the other three players were actually very happy, because they felt it was no longer possible to complete the game.

Now, a new player has suddenly appeared to replace it, and the other three players are now so eager to chop this hothead into minced meat and throw him into the sewer to feed the fish.