"How about it, do you believe it now?"

Stephen's voice came out faintly from the side, followed by a soft hum. The woman lying on the carriage woke up and was not surprised when she saw the surroundings. Instead, she quickly got up and found a place to sit down.

"What exactly is going on?"

Bacon ignored her and asked Stephen directly. His heart was in confusion. He knew about the assessment, but he had never heard of killing blood-sucking creatures, protecting villagers, and the source of gold and minerals.

.

"Hey, it seems like you're just trying to catch up. You're worse off than me. You don't even know much basic information."

Stephen shook his head: "You should know the existence of alien space. What we are in now is an alien space, but generally we call it a copy, just like playing a game, but this is much more exciting than the game. The plot

The tasks are all real and cannot be completed by operating the buttons on the controller."

"The person who coordinates all the dungeons and sends us tasks is Skynet, which is the big ball of light you encountered when you came in. I heard that some people call it the main god, but generally if you call it that, you have to keep it.

It’s so thoughtful.”

"Why?"

Bacon asked.

"Because only our first to sixth bureaus call it Skynet, while some other organizations and forces, such as Black Mandala, the Lord God Sect, etc., are called the Lord God. Although they and we are not in conflict with each other,

But sometimes when we encounter them in the dungeon, conflicts may arise!”

The person who answered this time was no longer Stephen, but the woman who had woken up, with a ponytail hanging behind her back, and nodded to the two of them: "Hello, I am Diana, from the fourth game."

"Stephen, game three."

"Bacon, fifth game."

The two introduced themselves again. Stephen looked up at Diana and saw that she had no intention of talking anymore, so he said: "General tasks and rewards, Skynet will inform us when they first come in, but how to complete the task?

It depends on our own methods, and the most important point is that we cannot underestimate the NPCs in the dungeon. Well, they should be called indigenous people. They are not fixed programs, but just like the real world, they are all living humans.

"

"Of course, there are monsters. There are monsters in every copy, and most of our tasks are to help these people repel or kill those monsters. And every time a monster is killed, the reward will be more when Skynet settles.

One point, so whenever you have the chance, go and don’t show mercy!”

"Of course, what we are experiencing now is an assessment dungeon, and it is also a novice dungeon. The strength of the monsters is not very strong. Ordinary people can kill them if they seize the opportunity. However, the monsters in some later dungeons can only be killed by relying on extraordinary strength, but that

It needs source gold as a carrier to carry it."

Stephen said a lot in one breath. Seeing Bacon still looking confused, he couldn't help but scratch his hair: "Forget it, you will know after the dungeon is settled. Why hasn't this guy woke up yet?"

As he spoke, he suddenly tapped the last man who was sleeping on the carriage with his toe, with a puzzled look on his face.

Bacon pushed open the window of the carriage, and what came to him was a large open wilderness. Sparse grassland was scattered on the wilderness, like ugly scars. The sky was a bleak gray, and the sun was shining.

It feels like there is a thick layer of frosted glass.

A smell of green grass, soil, and horse manure entered his nose, making him shiver violently, but he still felt a strange sense of absurdity in his heart.

Have you really entered another world? In a copy of a similar game?

He lowered his head and saw that the school uniform he was wearing had turned into a linen-colored top, with a belt loosely tied to his trousers, leather boots on his feet, and a dagger hanging from his waist.

Bacon is no stranger to this type of weapons now, and finally understands why the training did not focus on hot weapons such as firearms, but instead focused on fighting, long swords, daggers and the like.

It turns out that the instructors and others had known for a long time that even if they had firearms, they would not be able to bring them into these dungeons.

Pulling the dagger out of the cowhide sheath on his waist, Bacon found that the quality of the dagger was pretty good. At least it was safe for self-defense. Then he turned his eyes to the clothing of the other people and immediately saw the difference.

Stephen, like himself, wore a linen jacket and trousers, but at his waist was a long sword and an extra belt, while Diana looked like a maid, with a long apron tied in front of her and a

No weapons at all.

"By the way, I forgot to mention that in order for us to better integrate into the dungeon, Skynet will give us some suitable identities every time. It seems that we are the male servants, Diana is the maid, and this one is sleeping

This guy is the young master, this is too biased, obviously I was the first one to wake up."

Stephen muttered something speechless, while Diana searched all over her body and looked at the carriage, and finally her eyes fell on the dagger in Bacon's hand, which contained some kind of desire.

In the dungeon, the most important thing is to protect one's own safety, and a weapon in the initial stage can undoubtedly bring them a strong sense of security.

"Ahem, don't worry. Weapons are usually provided at mission locations. Daggers and the like are actually not very effective against monsters."

Stephen seemed to be well prepared and coughed lightly: "If we can find the crossbow, then this assessment copy will basically be a sure thing. Otherwise, we will have to rely on hand-to-hand combat."

Only then did Bacon feel his burning eyes move away, and quickly put the dagger back into its sheath. Suddenly his face changed, as if he remembered something, and he shouted loudly in his heart.

"Rabbit God! Rabbit God?!"

"Rabbit God, are you there? Rabbit God, please say something!"

After calling a few words, there was no response at all. Bacon suddenly panicked, and then Lu En's voice slowly emerged.

"What are you arguing about? In order to hide this ghost from Tianwang or the main god, I almost died of exhaustion. Why are you shouting so loudly?"

Bacon's tone was as irritable as ever, but he suddenly felt relieved when he heard it. He smiled and scratched his scalp, and then calmed down his expression.

"But I didn't expect that this world actually has such a secret. No wonder there is no clue about the real world. It turns out that these alien spaces are the main body, and the so-called Lord God is the focus!"

Lu En's voice then emerged, but was not heard by Bacon.

"Well!"

At this moment, the last person lying on the carriage woke up quietly, blinked and looked at the glances from all around, and got up with some embarrassment.

"Sorry, I seem to have overslept. My name is Kevin, from the second game!"

He showed a somewhat embarrassed smile. He originally wanted to sit next to Diana, but when she glared at him, he immediately sat next to Bacon and stretched out his hand: "Hello!"

"Hello, my name is Bacon, from the fifth game."

Bacon didn't think much and shook hands with him directly. Lu En's voice suddenly sounded in his heart.

"Tsk tsk, kid, look at others, this is called acting. You are obviously the first to wake up, but you have to pretend to be the last. Be careful, don't be betrayed and you have to help others count their money!"

Bacon's smile suddenly froze slightly, and surprise appeared in his eyes. At this time, the carriage suddenly stopped, and then a bearded man stuck his head in and looked at Kevin, revealing a big yellow tooth.

"Master Kevin, we have arrived."
Chapter completed!