Devil's Bible

Xinuo's expression froze, realizing that she had gotten carried away again.

He was bullied like this when he was a child.

Being born out of wedlock was a disgrace in his social circle at the time.

Therefore, he is more concerned about situations where there are many people bullying the few within a circle.

One of the reasons for their piety is that this problem is completely absent within the church community.

He had never been bullied like this in the church; he had always received kindness.

He was powerless before, so he was unable to resist.

Now that they have the ability, they naturally like to stand up for others when they see such things.

However, the fact that the other party immediately recognized him as a newcomer made them realize that their behavior had exposed them.

“Even in a game, you can’t bully people like this,” Hino said, trying to steer the conversation away from the topic of her being new.

"Haha, you don't understand." Kross chuckled and patted Hino on the shoulder.

Then they heard Xinuo's stomach start to rumble.

"Let's go, I'll take you to get something to eat," Kross said, pulling Hino aside.

Xinuo sensed that the other party's attitude seemed to be without malice, which made her feel slightly relieved. It seemed that being new to this town was not a bad thing.

As they walked, Klose said to Hino, "The so-called game is essentially a war that we started out of boredom."

“?” Hino frowned. The word “war” is not simple; it’s not something that can be used for everything.

"Hehe, you'll find out later." Klose didn't intend to explain immediately; some of the details were beyond the comprehension of outsiders.

And this time he has already lost badly enough.

There's nothing we can do about it; his understanding of the concept of divine war is simply not deep enough.

“In the Sleeping Town, because of the limited space, much more is hidden beneath the water,” Cross said.

Although she already knew that this town was not simple, Xinuo still felt incredulous when she heard Kloss utter the word "space".

The very mention of this term serves as the best evidence that the Sleeping Town is no ordinary place.

Because if they were truly ordinary people, they would most likely not know what space is, or even understand the word itself.

The knowledge in the world exhibits a clear gradient.

Many of the concepts and terms are technical terms that ordinary people don't need at all.

Hino had contact with these people; they only knew some simple everyday words, didn't understand written language, and didn't know any slightly professional terms.

When faced with slightly complex situations, their language becomes extremely chaotic and illogical.

Therefore, most clergy members do not like to communicate with these people.

They said they couldn't even speak human language.

Hino could only smile wryly at this. At first, she would try to argue that it wasn't their fault, but later she stopped saying anything more.

Now that Kloss, a person who has been bullied, is using such professional terms, combined with all the strange things happening in the town, Hino finally understands that the people in the town are definitely not ordinary people!

Just as Hino was pondering what exactly was going on in this town.

"We're here!" Klose said.

Then Hino saw that he was taken to a library.

On the other side of the library, there appears to be a church.

However, from his current location, he couldn't see the church's front sign and therefore couldn't determine which deity it worshipped.

"Come to the library to eat?" After confirming that the newcomer was not someone bad, Xinuo no longer bothered to hide his ignorance.

"Because most people in Sleeping Town don't care much about food." "I can give you food, but I have to conserve my energy now, so it's not convenient for me to cook for you."

"If you want to actually eat, you have to enter the world of war."

"You're new here. You need to register at the library before you can activate your own war domain..."

There were still many parts of Klose's words that Hino couldn't understand.

At this moment, he was basically certain that if the problem was that ordinary people lacked knowledge of nouns, there was a significant knowledge gap between them and the clergy.

So now, there is a knowledge gap between him and Klose.

This time, however, he was the 'illiterate' one.

“What is that war-torn world?” Hino asked.

"That's a game world."

"A semi-real world, created by a powerful unseen entity using time and space as its foundation, based on the slumbering town."

"Everyone in Sleeping Town can register and then generate their own character in that game world."

"Your own power and actions within the town will be projected into the game world."

"And the flow of time in the game world is hundreds of times faster than here."

“We need to manage our own country, sect, and power in our own way.”

"This process requires constantly waging war against other beings, so that world is also known as the War World."

Then Hino seemed to understand roughly that, apart from the players, everyone else in the war world was basically an intelligent tool that was 'refreshed'.

These intelligent tools are "members" of a force that are strongly bound to them, but they do not possess their own autonomy.

Therefore, the development of the entire faction mainly depends on the players themselves.

The ranking of the powers determines the allocation of a resource called 'Silver Water'.

The reason those people attacked Kross before was because Kross was just one step away from obtaining resources.

"Because we correspond to the game world, we put too much effort into reality, so we have less energy to put into the game."

"Therefore, in the Sleeping Town, we can only use ordinary fists and feet, which is the best option."

“You are different; your essence has not transcended the falsehood of the game world.”

"Therefore, you can fully immerse yourself in the game world, and you can directly enjoy the resources there."

With a dazed and confused expression, Xinuo completed the registration with the help of the library staff.

Then he discovered that as long as he focused his attention, he could see a small patch of land that he didn't know where it was.

On the land, there is a 'self' dressed in ordinary clothes.

You are looking down at yourself, and with a thought, this "self" can do anything.

Then you'll receive instructions on how to gather resources, how to build houses that can refresh the population, and how to build farms and mills to produce resources like bread.

The instructions were very clear, and he immediately understood how to play this 'game world'.

At the same time, as his attention became fully engaged.

That overhead perspective has become the main perspective.

He was completely immersed in the game world.

Then he picked up the 'supply bread' here and ate a few bites.

Then he discovered that even his own body felt full within the slumbering town. (End of Chapter)