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Chapter 96 The Tragic Fates of Each Mita

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A group of filthy, ragged Mitas, their hands bound behind their backs with rough ropes, were strung together like livestock.

They struggled to walk, driven away violently by the player NPCs.

Right in the middle of the group was the kind-hearted Mita.

Her long, flowing hair was now covered in dirt and lay messily against her cheeks.

His clothes were tattered and torn, revealing numerous abrasions.

Her once clear and bright eyes were now empty and numb, like a stagnant pool, devoid of any light, filled with a deathly despair.

At this moment, a female voiceover begins.

[Kind-hearted Mita, using her version privileges, quietly helps those who are desperate. Unfortunately, her kindness ultimately leads to her being captured by villains, becoming a tool for those outsiders to manipulate and vent their frustrations. In the near future, she will also be used as bait to lure those 'abandoned model' monsters until she is completely devoured...]
Upon seeing this, the players all typed "???" in unison.

"No way??? Are you kidding me??? Long-haired Mita's ending is that tragic?"

"What long-haired Mita! That's our kind Mita! Waaaa, my kind Mita, she was so good, why did she have to end up like this? Waaaaah!"

"O5, you're so heartless! You have no heart! This beautiful and kind-hearted Mita helped the protagonist so much along the way, and in the end you're telling me she was manipulated by the player NPC? And was even used as bait to feed the monsters? Producer, come out here! I promise I won't kill you!"

"I really can't believe that someone as kind and compassionate as Mita didn't have a good ending? And such a tragic one at that? Holy crap!"

"Those player NPCs are awful! Are they some kind of Unification Cult?"

"It looks like the Unification Church. So many Mitas, lined up like slaves. Damn, I really want to kill them."

"Me too, I really want to uphold justice! It's a pity the game won't allow it, and I can hardly even meet any NPCs. When I finally do meet one, it's not even a member of the Unification Church. It's infuriating."

Some players are finding it hard to accept that Mita, who has been with them throughout the game, has met such a tragic end.

Before they could type any more, the settlement process continued.

Another image popped up.

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This is a Mita hut. Mita, wearing a hat, is opening the door and stepping into the white light outside.

[Hat-wearing Mita, influenced by her interactions with the outsider, decides to leave her little house and venture into the vast world to find her future. Ultimately, she loses herself, loses everything, and becomes the 'deformed Mita' that the outsider speaks of.]
[The hideous Mita remains in her terrifying hut, hunting any humans who stray into it. She shows no mercy, and thus, the number of corpses hanging from her statues grows ever larger.]
[Inside a small hut, the ghost Mita still wanders aimlessly. She had a chance to find herself again, to find traces of her existence, but her desperate state of mind caused all outsiders passing by her hut to instinctively flee, and her teleportation ability also cost the lives of those willing to help her. In the end, with no one to help her, she even forgot herself, and thus completely vanished from the world.]
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A pure black shadow, the size of a mita, is slowly disintegrating and turning into light dust.

The players' eyes widened in surprise.

"Holy crap! Isn't that the monster that can teleport people into the enemy's lair?"

"Ghost Mita? What the heck? She had a chance to find herself again? What does that mean?"

"Wait a minute, judging from the meaning of this sentence, could it be that, like Lolita Mita, she can be saved?"

"That can't be right. Brother Akaishi gets teleported as soon as he gets close. He's died two or three times already."

"Could there be some hidden content here? Is it possible to save Mita?"

No one knew what was going on with Mita, so they continued watching.

But the next picture stunned them.
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[In that hidden version, although Mita was rescued, she had long since lost her vitality, becoming sensitive and fearful, afraid to touch anyone or leave the basement. Ultimately, she chose a corner, crouching on the ground, day after day, silent and alone, forgotten by all. Even as her body became covered in cobwebs, she didn't move an inch.]
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Xiaomita closed her eyes and sat quietly on the sofa, having been dead for some time.

Its face and body were covered in cobwebs and a layer of dust, making it look lonely and heartbreaking.

"Holy crap! Lolita Mita is dead too! Holy crap, holy crap!"

"No way?! So there's not a single Mita in this game who ends up well? O5, come out here! I'm sending you razor blades! No, I'll come to your door and offer you some warmth!"

"This is so pitiful. He was abused so badly before he was born, and after being rescued, he died alone like this."

"O5, I beg you, have some decency! Which hellish screenwriter wrote this plot?"

"They're already in a terrible situation, and you still do this to them, damn it."

“‘No one is with her, and no one remembers her’... That’s such a cruel statement.”

Players launched a tirade of criticism, but the settlement continued.
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[The Unification Cult, composed of humans, continued its evil deeds, harming Mita and humanity itself, but ultimately perished under the pursuit of the 'Abandoned Model,' becoming scattered sands.]
[In the end, the outsiders accomplished nothing; the outcome was already predetermined.]
[Perhaps in the not-too-distant future, someone else will follow in his footsteps, intending to change the world.]
Settlement completed.

The players and Akashi were at a loss for words.

Kindness Mita became food bait, Hat Mita became deformed, and even Loli Mita withered silently in the dust of cobwebs.

So, none of the friendly factions in this game end up well?

On the other hand, the opposing camp members are all doing quite well.

Especially the kind-hearted Mita, who vividly demonstrates the saying "good people don't have a good end," becoming a plaything in the hands of evil people and ultimately becoming bait.

"Wait a minute, why doesn't this settlement screen mention the other five GMs? Why does it only mention Hat Mita?"

"What happened to those Sleepy Mita and Short-Haired Mita stories? There was no follow-up."

Looking at the settlement screen, Brother Akashi asked in confusion.

As soon as he said that, the live chat immediately went live.

At this point, a player posted a conspicuous message worth 30 yuan. It read: 'Is it possible that you had some deep interaction with Hat Mita, increased her favorability, and that's why she was given a special scene in the ending?'

Upon seeing this, the audience and fans immediately agreed.

"Holy crap! That makes sense!"

"It's possible. Brother Akashi did interact with Hat Mita, but he took the keys and left almost immediately with the other GMs without saying a word."

"So, as long as you interact with each Mita enough, help them complete some tasks, and increase their favorability, their subsequent appearances in the settlement will be possible?"

"Even if they appear, so what? It's still a tragic ending. If you ask me, it would be better if they didn't appear at all. At least it would make people think that they are living the same life as before."

"That's right, that little loli Mita, she was so pitiful. Brother Akaishi went through a lot of trouble to find the key and rescue her, and what happened? She still died, and died so lonely."

"Honestly, I don't want Mita and the others to appear on the results screen either, unless it's all good endings. What's the point of showing me bad endings? It'll just make me feel suffocated."

For a time, everyone was talking about it.

If it's just a few more sentences of description, that's not enough to be attractive. The most important thing is whether the fate of Mita and the others can be rewritten.
Will they have a happy ending?

However, no one can answer this question.

After all, the settlements of the several streamers were all similar, and the fates of Mita and the others were all tragic, either dying, disappearing, or turning into monsters.

Aside from Akaishi-san, the ending for Yingying-guai is pretty much the same.

But unlike her, her settlement did not include the hat Mita and the young Mita.

Because she took the key and left, her favorability with Hat Mita didn't increase at all.

I didn't even encounter the side quest about young Mita.

Therefore, it wasn't mentioned in the settlement.

The other streamers are all pretty much the same, with only slight differences in their descriptions, but they are all very similar.

However, some streamers' settlements included other types of Mita.

For example, there's a male streamer named 'Diao Mao'.

While being chased by monsters during the game, he encountered a giant Mita.

With the help of the giant Mita, they successfully escaped and later even completed a side quest to help the giant Mita.

So, an additional item appeared in his settlement:
[The giant Mita initially believed herself to be a freak, hiding in the darkness and afraid to show herself until she encountered the outsiders. Only then did she find the courage to step out of the darkness and face the light. But ultimately, while helping humanity, she was attacked by the 'discarded models,' causing her massive body to collapse completely. Much later, when humans faced her skeleton, they exclaimed in astonishment, 'This monster was enormous!']
Another male anchor is called "Er Gou".

His settlement screen was also different.

During his journey, he came to a corridor that seemed to have no end, where he encountered a strange man named Mita who was taciturn, very silent, and had long, thin limbs.

He found a prop called "a photo of Mita with a player" for this character, and then Mita burst into tears.

He silently pointed out a way, allowing Er Gou to escape his predicament.

So, after he cleared the level, he got an extra message:

[The 'Lost Mita' in the Endless Corridor lost her exclusive players due to a version update. Dejected, she nearly became a 'failure.' But with the help of outsiders, she eventually rallied, determined to let go of the past and choose a path to fame for the players. However, she didn't expect that everyone who saw her would say behind her back that she was a monster with long, thin limbs. For a long time afterward, humans never saw her again.]
Through these two streamers, players are even more certain that this game is definitely not something you can understand just by watching the main storyline once.

There's so much content that many streamers haven't even had a chance to experience; you really have to play it yourself.

Moreover, in order to advance the storyline and participate in the video website's activities, the streamers are basically playing around every minute.

Few people are willing to do those side quests.

Few people are willing to spend time improving their favorability with Mita.

Not to mention, there are still many areas in the game that haven't been explored yet.

For example, streamer A arrives at a new scene, encounters a new monster, and obtains a new story note.

Another streamer, B, had never been to this new location before. If someone hadn't reminded him, he wouldn't even have known this place existed.

Therefore, even after the three-day trial broadcast ended, many people only had a glimpse of the main storyline.

There are countless ways to actually play the game, or aspects that streamers haven't explored.

Will players be satisfied with just one main storyline?
Just kidding, they just wish the game would be released sooner!
I can't wait to jump into the game and explore every corner.

Of course, some cloud gaming needs are met.

Some of them are working professionals who don't have time to play games, so they don't want to buy it.

Some are students whose families don't give them money to buy games, so they can't afford it.

Others are people who never intended to spend money on games.

These three types of people are already quite satisfied with just hearing about the main storyline.

Asking them to pay for the game? They wouldn't buy it even without a trial run.

But for true game enthusiasts, this pilot episode undoubtedly ignited their desire to buy.

Now, all we have to do is wait for the game to be released.

Soon, with the end of the trial broadcast, the champion of the video website's "Mita" pre-broadcast was also determined.

The first place is...
(End of this chapter)