Sequence game, starting from drawing props

Chapter 363 Sigh
The level of monsters is generally around one hundred.

And what about the players?They are either newbies around level 150, or they are simply level [-] bosses.

This exaggerated level gap allows everyone to be able to kill a group of monsters at once.

Or, simply can't even frustrate the monster's skin.

But why would someone really do that?
Maybe not.

"I have discovered this problem today, but I don't think this problem is too serious."

Players shrugged. They knew what they were thinking, but more things were not unexpected.

They have been following their abilities, hoping that they can kill them all.

But in fact, the average strength of monsters far exceeds that of players.

"But we should?"

Players, why don't you just watch it like this, but no one wants it to be like this.

If all the efforts of the players will be in vain, no matter why, they need someone to support them.

This person will not be Ian.

"Ian has paid a lot, what we need is to gather together and let our strength go to the next level,"

"In this way, when monsters become our enemies, we have more choices for us to choose."

"But on the other hand, we don't want to get more opportunities, including these effects."

"If everyone needs help, then even the players themselves need to reach another place faster."

The players shrugged, of course they knew what they wanted, but on the other hand, the players were not clear about these issues.

Maybe the abilities they really encounter are not related to themselves, but when it is really up to the players to realize them, they will start looking for all kinds of troubles.

Trouble comes one after another, and eventually the players are bound to burn out, and that's all the confusion.

"Should we deal with these problems?"

Ian asked, "We all know that since there is a problem, there must be a good solution."

"However, if the solution is not what we hope, maybe even anyone will not be able to achieve more opportunities."

"Do we need to tell others about all this? No..."

"I don't think so. Players must be able to control their own destiny. They don't need to be tempered by others."

"That's the final choice."

Ian's voice is so clear that even any player can guess what his thoughts are like now.

Could it be that players really don't want to get out of it all?
Maybe not.

What they have been pursuing is no less than their own ability, but since ability needs to be paid by one person.

Then, the plans of other people, for them, are tantamount to an ending with no hope left.

"Ha ha……"

"Is this what you think? Ian, it seems that you have also begun to degenerate."

Melee players have been taunting him.

He knew that Ian's previous thinking was definitely not like this, but, in front of the enemy, he had already changed his thinking.

Perhaps this is what players really need to care about.

But on the other hand, players don't know their future, and they don't know how to deal with it.

Could it be that if they paid all of this and dealt with those enemies, the enemies would never come out again?

No, players will not handle these abilities so easily.

However, there is another question in the end. If the strength of the players is not enough to deal with these hidden dangers, what should they do?
Nobody knows.

Players don't know their own abilities, and others don't know even more. Since this is the case, then when other players arrive, they won't understand their own powers even more.

However, it is even more difficult to explain the power of some even players themselves. This scene seems extremely unreasonable to them, let alone other enemies.

"The number of monsters is quite large. Even if we deal with it ourselves, we will not be able to get the treatment we deserve."

"However, players have to gain these powers in another way."

"They have worked hard all their lives, and what they can finally get is the fog they are pursuing."

That's the most important thing.

Players have never thought that they would go around this place for so long.

"Ha...is it such a choice? I don't quite understand it anymore."

Even if the melee player considered Ian's various ideas, the only thing he didn't think of was the limit of his own ability.

But, on the other hand, players don't wish they had these things, and they're the real excuse.

Once it comes to the destruction of the planet and the final acquisition of the star core, the players will unanimously turn the ultimate beneficiary into themselves.

This is their core essence, a power that cannot be found even if any player is abandoned.

"The star core is an extremely precious thing, so when it is in another direction, we should pursue them as much as possible."

"Even if you hand over your own life and hand it over to him to deal with, you should try your best to solve these problems."

"That's the kind of commitment we ultimately need."

said Ian.

He's always been thinking this way, but he didn't expect that in the end, he would be able to clear these forces.

But since this is the case, he should be more aware that his plan has been carried out naturally all along.

The players did not deny his idea, and followed his prompts, step by step on his way to win.

This is enough, what the players have been pursuing for a long time, has been lived by them from the very beginning!

Once the players successfully stand on top of the world, they will remember who held them in such a high position with their own hands.

And who made all these abilities public, shared, and finally disposed of everything early.

"Ha... I really don't want to explain all this so clearly."

"But now you see, if you don't do it, it's useless. The players have always listened to me."

"So, even if I die, I will try my best to benefit the players, which is enough for me."

"I... don't expect more."

Ian closed his eyes.

Melee players did not expect that Ian would be so straightforward and decisive in handing over these things to him.

Could it be that he hadn't thought about similar things at all?No!It shouldn't be.

Perhaps at this moment, for the players themselves, the talents they really need are the most important.

Well, even if nothing happens, players should think about what they end up with.

But when all this was laid bare in front of the players, they finally figured out in their hearts what they wanted and what they couldn't get.

Then, immediately afterward, the mission can continue smoothly, and finally, let the players embark on this road of no return.

This is the final answer and promise.

This scene, which the players didn't realize from the beginning, appeared in front of Ian.

It is very bright and righteous to make him change, and he is loved by the players.

He's always been that way.

"The detonation of a planet will expose its star core, and that star core is what we are after."

"But on the other hand, the players finally just discovered that what they have been pursuing painstakingly has been completely different from their own abilities."

"This may be the beginning of everything. Even the player's own ability will not change everything."

Perhaps when all the existences are real, this can be done according to what the player wants.

Before, all the abilities that the players had were just a burden in their hands.

What the players think is such a simple thing...

"Ha... Really, forgive me... I will."

The melee player sighed.

He would never have thought of Ian's thoughts, which were so righteous and so bright.

public.

This spirit of sacrificing myself for the world like a saint made him wonder what to say.

Perhaps Ian has already made preparations. The idea of ​​protecting the part of the people he sacrificed and protecting the others is the most critical element in his mind.

On the other hand, Ian didn't know what he could do.

Perhaps when this part of the power he possesses exceeds what he thinks in his heart, he can release his ability.

It's all different than I expected, but it doesn't matter.

I never wanted to be a maverick, I wanted to be liked by everyone, that's my life now.

The players have already done a good job, and we can't force them too much. Then, let him deal with the remaining deficiencies.

This is Ian's current thinking. He doesn't even want the melee players to help him, because he will probably hurt the melee players.

After all, the power he possesses is indistinguishable from friend to foe. Even if a melee player endures so much, it cannot become the most powerful ability in Ian's heart.

But on the other hand, players don't know what to do. In other words, when his ability becomes something invisible, players should imagine what they will encounter matter.

But they didn't know how to think, because Ian thought for them, and the end result was that the players were rejected by Ian without even exploring some possibilities.

In the end, they were able to disclose all their excuses to those people and let them know their determination.

Determination is a very unusual power. Under normal circumstances, a strong person with awakening is much stronger than other capable people.

Even if anyone has their own abilities, they would never think of materializing this part of their power.

Maybe he really thought about his decision, but in the end, what the players have is often different from what they want in their minds.

They must have contemplated the limits of their abilities, and finally concluded that he couldn't live any more.

This kind of life is enough to make any player exhausted, collapsed, and lose confidence.

Ian absolutely does not want this kind of thing to happen to him.

This is the last tenderness he does.

"Melee player, I know what you mean, but now, you should also make the preparations I hope."

"When it's all out there, the last thing I want you to do is to put it all behind you."

"Simply put, we all want these things to come true, but waiting for them to actually happen, we will not really achieve our goals."

"So what's the point of this to us? May I ask you?"

asked Ian.

The melee player frowned, he already understood the explanation of Ian's value, but hell, how could he know how to answer.

If the answer is wrong, will it give Ian the idea that he can't keep up with his thoughts at all.

In the end, Ian thought he was an idiot, so he didn't give him any gestures anymore.

He doesn't want this ending.

"Uh... I think it should be getting stronger. All we hope is to become stronger."

"Then any mission is acceptable to us as long as it's achieving our goals."

"The other way around is not."

The melee player's answer was impeccable, he kept silent, and brought the ball back to Ian, asking him to come up with an idea.

This is so fucked up, don't they want enough?of course not.

Players have not been pursuing what they most hoped for.

Moreover, if the players really hope that they will succeed and become the strongest of all, they will not hope that they will become stronger.

In the end, it turned into the resentment in my heart, making everyone unhappy?What do you think!

Players can't imagine.

Others naturally couldn't imagine it, but fortunately, they became more aware of this after they really had the power.

Players have always had the idea of ​​pursuing this scene, but in the eyes of another group of people, this is the real lawlessness.

They cannot receive the protection they deserve, and there is an inexplicable hostility towards this scene.

With just a little guidance, players will really know what they want and get to the final decision.

Perhaps, when they really achieve this goal, they will be surprised to find that other people don't think so.

Their reaction to these things is completely different from what the players have in mind.

That's the problem, and it's the worst problem.

in other words.

Should they make all of this public and give these people an answer fairly?
The answer is of course very clearly different.

Players will never encounter these things, but when they actually realize it, they don't know what they are thinking in their hearts.

In the end, after waiting for the real end of the matter, the players will be stunned to find that everything about them is different from their own.

In other words, the damage the players are currently receiving is the punishment they deserve, and the others are not.

Who should justify this?
Not clear.

This is the real question, and it is also the truth that has troubled players for a long time, preventing them from getting an answer.

Just thinking about it is amazing.

(End of this chapter)