I was always thinking about what kind of "surprise" the game would give me next, and naturally I didn't take this small scene seriously.

Ted kicked open the door of the mansion, and there were guards carrying weapons inside, but they didn't move, watching Ted and I break into the house.

The first floor is the living room, with an open design, everything is clear at a glance, luxurious European-style combination sand, crystal chandeliers and fireplaces, and golden embroidered curtains cover the bloody setting sun outside the window.

There was a person standing in front of the window. After Ted and I saw her, we exchanged glances with each other. Ted originally wanted to go upstairs, but after seeing this person, he changed his direction and walked towards her.

I used an antenna to investigate the situation upstairs. There was no one upstairs. Most of the members of the guards of more than 100 were guarding inside and outside the front and back doors of the mansion, and a few were standing in the living room.

Ted walked into the living room, and the people did not respond, and I didn't do anything, but I didn't follow Ted to the living room.

Aunt Tao stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window in the living room. The curtains blocked the scenery outside, but she was still standing in front of the window, staring at the tight curtains.

When she heard Ted approaching her, she turned around, like a person who woke up from a dream. She looked at Ted with a feeling of being apart.

I felt chills and it wasn't long before I was separated from her. Why did the style suddenly change?

Aunt Tao looked at Ted with the look of "old friends and old friends", which made Ted feel uncomfortable. He frowned slightly, obviously not very happy.

What can cause her attitude to change drastically after a while?

"You are here." Aunt Tao spoke first.

"Where is this acting?" Ted looked at Aunt Tao across the sand and coffee table, his tone a little impatient.

"You have talked to her and you should know where she came from. Like her, I came from time to time." Aunt Tao spoke weakly, and with a world-weary expression, it seemed that she had suffered some major blow.

I really can't think of what happened to hit her like this in such a short time.

"So what?" Ted took two steps forward and observed Aunt Tao's face up close. She looked like she was aged a few years later, her eyes were tired and her face was haggard.

"Aren't you going to find other players?" I asked.

Aunt Tao sighed and said in a murmured tone: "It's meaningless, it's useless."

Ted said that Aunt Tao did not have a mental breakdown because of this round of game. She persisted until the end of the game and was considered half a winner, but she just didn't grab the Time and Space Castle.

Why does she seem to be completely disappointed when she looks at her now?

Is she acting again?!

Thinking of this, I turned and ran upstairs, and found a body that was not stiff in the study on the second floor.

Although I don't know the deceased, I'm sure he is wolf poison. There is a dagger in front of his chest, and his surprised expression is still frozen in his face.

He obviously didn't expect the person in front of him to stab him. I thought of something and turned around and ran downstairs. The two people in the living room fell into a strange silence.

"Do you know Langdu?" I stared at Aunt Tao and asked.

"We've been together." Aunt Tao no longer stayed in front of the window, walked to the sand and sat in the single sand on the right side of the coffee table.

When she sat down, she wanted to talk. I looked at Ted. He walked to the single sand on the left side of the coffee table and sat down face to face with Aunt Tao.

"He won't lie to me." Aunt Tao suddenly said, then looked at me and said, "Do you believe this is the real future?"

"Of course this is true." Ted answered first.

I didn't say anything, and actually I didn't dare to be 100% sure. Aunt Tao was still staring at me, as if she had to wait for me to give her an answer.

"I don't know." I stood next to the stairs like a bystander, watching them from a distance.

"Okay, let's make a hypothesis." said Aunt Tao, "If all this is fake, as long as we end up until the end of the game, even if we win, no matter what we do during the period, it will not affect the real world. But if all this is true, then the ending of the real world has long been decided, and no matter what we do, we cannot change the future."

I nodded and admitted that it was nothing wrong with her saying this. When Aunt Tao saw me, she continued, "I thought that the Game Association may have used technology that can read people's memories, so talking to people in this world will not prove anything."

Aunt Tao had a lot of thoughts, and she continued: "Because they can read your memories, create people you are familiar with, and then enter the future information they set and enter the dummy's mind."

In this way, the old friends we meet are just imitations of half of true memories and half of false memories.

Ted raised his legs and adjusted his sitting position. He did not immediately refute Aunt Tao.

"If this is not the case, how do they know the deepest fear in every player's heart?" Aunt Tao used the tone of a statement to talk about this question.

Yes, sending different players into different scenarios means that the Game Association knows what each player’s fear is. If you follow this idea, the Game Association can indeed formulate different game levels based on the fear in our hearts.

Otherwise, this game should allow various terrifying scenes and events to be staged continuously. Through constant stimulation, we should test out what each player fears, and then carry out targeted higher-level intimidation.

But when I came in, I went straight to the future world, and I didn’t see half a person’s shadow, and it took several months.

I must admit that I am not afraid of monster ghosts, at least now I am immune to them.

What can really scare me is losing, losing all the people I care about, and never meeting each other one day, and never having the opportunity to change history.

Only in this way can those faces who have left me truly leave, otherwise I would just think that they have parted with them for the time being and will see each other again one day, so I will naturally not feel so sad.

So the Game Association arranged for me to come here and saw the tragic situation of the city camp. After I could hold on, I sent me to the Space Castle.

"Since you think this is fake, it doesn't matter what you do, why don't you afford to live?" I think Aunt Tao has a good idea, but her condition doesn't seem to believe her own ideas.

"You don't understand, you don't understand what I mean." Aunt Tao asked again: "Do you think this world is real?"

"It's quite real." I had to answer her comfortably, so as not to stimulate her and refused to continue talking.

"Yes, this is the key, this is the key!" Aunt Tao suddenly sat up and rushed towards Ted opposite him.

Her body jumped over the coffee table, and there was a dagger in her hand. Ted seemed to have expected her to attack. He kicked the coffee table and moved the sand from the single person back, pulling him and Tao Auntie away.
Chapter completed!