Chapter 161 Dream Building Company (10)

Gymnastics outdoor.

Many players were standing nearby, staring at the door of the gymnastics room, not daring to blink for fear of missing something.

Thirty minutes later, the door to the gymnastics room opened and Yinsu came out. She looked the same as before entering, with nothing unusual.

Nie Wenshi followed closely behind, and he was pulled over by the player before he took two steps.

The other players did not dare to provoke Yinsu and quickly surrounded Nie Wenshi, a player who looked like a weakling at first sight.

"What's going on inside?"

"Is there any danger?"

"What kind of gymnastics is it? Is it difficult?" Players started asking questions in a hurry.

"No...no, there is no danger. Anyway, I haven't encountered it." Nie Wenshi was surrounded and felt that it was difficult to breathe, so he struggled to say: "It's just doing exercises, very simple movements."

Perhaps because of Yinsu's reminder, he had been wary of something appearing on the screen. Although he was still a little frightened, fortunately he did not miss the action.

As long as you don't miss any moves, 30 minutes of gymnastics is easy.

Veteran players have a certain immunity to monsters and will not be frightened by monsters that cannot come out of the screen.

However, Nie Wenshi feels that the difficulty will definitely increase in the later stage...

Nie Wenshi finally got out of the crowd of players and looked around, but Yin Su was nowhere to be seen.

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Fourth floor.

Yinsu was drowned out by the sound of people when she came out of the elevator. She looked up and saw that the elevator on the fourth floor and the corridor outside were crowded with people.

Yinsu was almost stuck in the elevator and couldn't get out, but the players were very discerning and saw clearly that it was Crazy Pi who dared to challenge the NPC, so they started to make way.

As a result, a passage appeared directly at the elevator door.

Yinsu stepped towards the elevator door but did not go out. Instead, he asked the nearest player strangely: "What are you doing here? What's the good thing?"

The player who was targeted by Yinsu looked around, and the crowd quickly moved away. The abandoned player's eyes were full of anger, how could this be done! !

The player finally bit the bullet and pointed to the side of the elevator and replied: "Someone has announced the method of obtaining an employee ID card."

Yinsu raised his eyebrows: "It proves that there are still many good people among the players."

"..."

Yinsu walked out of the elevator and looked in the direction pointed by the player. There was a piece of paper taped to the wall over there.

It says on the paper that there are two ways to obtain an employee ID card:

1. Grab the NPC directly.

2. Go to the 1st floor to find a hidden room, find the NPC in charge of distributing employee cards, and you can get the employee cards.

There is also a line of prompts below: Employee ID cards with named names are invalid.

The second method is similar to the process of finding an office to receive an employee ID card after joining a normal company, but the process may not be that easy.

As for the first one...

Yinsu actually didn't see many NPCs along the way, most of them were players.

Some specific NPCs did not have employee ID cards. For example, she did not see the employee ID cards for the NPCs in the kitchen.

In addition to that line of prompts, it is invalid for players to grab employee ID cards with names, so the only objects players can choose to rob are their NPC roommates.

"Why are you pretending to be kind? If they can't complete such a simple task at the beginning, they will only die." A harsh voice sounded from one side.

When Yinsu appeared just now, the sounds around him were much quieter, so when this person spoke now, almost everyone heard him.

Yinsu also looked over. She remembered this person. When registering before, he was the male player in the pair of male and female players who forced a girl to go in first.

"This dungeon is not full of old players, but there are also many new players. Isn't it great that someone is willing to help them? What are you doing?" Some people choked back with dissatisfaction.

It's a good thing that there are people in the dungeon who are willing to share clues. If they find players who are silent about the clues or want to trade them, they will suffer.

After all, many clues are unique.

However, in the game, you see more of the latter, and you often have to pay a price to get clues.

Lin Feichen sneered, "What can new players who only know how to cry and cry help? It's all a dead end anyway. If you die early, you can contribute one rule. That's all your value is."

These words angered some new players, "Aren't you a new player? Are you born knowing everything? We just entered the game later than you. What do you have to be superior?"

"That's right, why do you look down on new players?"

Some veteran players fished in troubled waters and expressed their opinions: "Some new players are just very annoying. They are disobedient and like to commit suicide. They insist on barking even if they are not allowed."

"Which of the surviving players survived by crying?" Lin Feichen said in a loud voice, with great contempt and disdain.

"Who is not scared when you first enter the game? Have you ever been scared?"

"It's been years since this happened. It's something everyone knows. But if you still only feel scared when you come in and don't understand the situation, you're just stupid!"

"You ride on the horse..."

As the saying goes, if the forest is big, there are all kinds of birds, and if there are more players, the same will naturally happen. Not to mention that there are a large number of new and old players mixed in this dungeon, and conflicts may be aroused at any time.

Seeing that this group of people was about to fight, Yinsu moved rationally to the back of the crowd and continued to watch from a safe position.

Who knew that as soon as he stood still, he heard faint sobbing from the right side. As soon as she turned her head, she found a girl crying next to her. While wiping her tears, she looked at the commotion over there. She looked very sad—really sad.

At first glance, Yinsu thought she looked familiar, but at second glance, he remembered that she was the girl who was forced by the male and female players when they registered.

The girl was dressed young and beautiful, and she was carrying a backpack, which looked a bit heavy. She probably put the flower pot inside. Her long, silky hair was draped behind her back, giving her a girl-next-door feeling. Tears hung on her eyelashes, falling down drop by drop...

Yinsu couldn't help it: "Why are you crying?"

The girl just wiped away her tears, but the next second the tears flowed out again, making her beautiful and beautiful face look pitiful.

She sniffed, looked over with wet eyes, and asked with a choked voice: "Are you talking to me?"

"Um."

"I can't control it, I want to cry..." The girl sobbed and apologized: "Did I disturb you?"

"..." Not really.

But what's wrong with not being able to control it?

"Are you from Sumin who live in 1304?" The girl seemed to remember something and introduced herself with sobs: "My name is Li Jiang and I live next door to you in 1305."

"Yeah." Yinsu nodded, "Newcomer?"

The girl shook her head and answered honestly: "No."

Yinsu didn't understand: "Then why were you so afraid before?"

"...No...can't you be afraid?" Li Jiang's wet almond-shaped eyes widened, looking even more pitiful, "I...I'm scared when I enter the dungeon. No matter how many times I enter, I'm still afraid."

Yinsu: "..."

Makes sense.

Fear and survival are not incompatible.