Life Dungeon Game

"Eh eh eh?"

The commentator was taken aback. "How did you do that?"

“Once the magic trick is revealed, it gets boring,” Heo shrugged. “Okay, the show’s over.”

Before the commentator could ask any new questions, he reached out and closed the door.

"Eh?"

A bewildered voice came from outside the door.

He Ao sat back down in his original seat. This magic trick was actually very simple; it only tested his sleight of hand.

When the coin was tossed from the right hand to the left hand

At that moment, the four fingers of the right hand were hanging down and slightly bent. The coin did not fall into the left hand at all, but landed on the four bent fingers of the right hand. The coin was actually on the right hand the whole time, but was blocked by He Ao.

However, as long as He Ao's performance is convincing, the audience will imagine the coin falling from the right hand to the left hand.

Then, while He Ao is tossing a coin with his left hand to attract the audience's attention, he can simply grab any spot with his right hand and pretend to 'take out' the coin.

Once the principles behind magic are known, it easily loses its brilliance.

This magic trick is very simple and easy for He Ao to learn. All you need to do is a coin.

However, it achieved very good results.

To take something from nothing.

He Ao glanced at a matchbox beside him, gently raised his hand, and the matchbox instantly appeared in his palm.

After solidifying this magic trick into a miracle magic trick, Heo can turn the 'miracle' achieved in the performance into a real miracle, and can ignore a certain distance to get items that are not in his hands.

However, this magic trick has limitations. The objects that can be moved are only those that can be held or covered by He's hands. This limitation probably stems from the performance format of the magic trick. If the objects are beyond what He's hands can hold or cover, the audience cannot be deceived in this way.

The furthest distance at which an object can be reached is ten meters, which is likely a simulation of the distance a coin can be tossed.

Within ten meters, He Ao can move these things into his hand and then throw them to any location.

Of course, is it possible for He Ao to break through these limitations?

Yes.

He gently raised his hand, and a marker appeared in his palm. This marker was clearly not something that could be easily concealed by the hand, exceeding the limitations of this magic trick.

Moving this pen beyond its limits consumes far more mental energy than moving items within the limits.

However, this doesn't seem to be a big problem for someone like He Ao, who has made spending money on in-game purchases a habit.

As long as he has the Corpse Flower solution in his mouth, he can even retrieve a sword from a distance and perform a sword control technique.

This magic trick is simple, but it's quite useful in battle; the only problem is that it prevents living things from moving.

Half an hour later, the flight attendants finished their announcement and told everyone to fasten their seatbelts as the plane prepared to land.

The commentator never came to see He Ao again.

Actually, the commentators are quite good as 'viewers'.

After all, the prerequisite for solidifying a magic trick into a miracle magic trick is that the magician needs to be able to perform the magic trick completely and make the audience believe in the 'miracle'.

There are two key points here: first, you need an audience; second, the audience needs to believe you.

Yes, the easier it is to fool the audience, the higher the quality of the audience.

As the plane landed, He Ao and the others disembarked one after another.

He Ao stood on the stairs leading down from the plane and looked up to see a vast, dark sea.

This is Ryu Jung-yun's private island.

There were twelve specially appointed researchers in their group, including He Ao.

Eight of them were wearing masks, and each one was more grotesque than the last.

He Ao, who put a KFC paper bag over his head, can only be considered mediocre. The most bizarre one had a blue and white striped briefs over his head.

It wouldn't be considered shocking, but it would certainly be described as out of place.

The man wearing briefs looked at He Ao and nodded politely. Then, following the staff's guidance, he walked deeper into the island.

"That guy's codename is Underpants Superman. He's from the Southern Metropolis Daily. I heard he's very strong."

The speaker peeked out from behind He Ao.

Underpants Superman... that can't be his innate name, right?

Surely he doesn't have such an unreliable talent...?

Looking at the man's calm and composed back, He Ao finally understood the meaning of the saying, "As long as I don't think he's abnormal, then it's someone else who's abnormal."

"That girl with the silicone headgear is a 'gymnast.' Don't let her thin arms and legs fool you; she's incredibly agile and has amazing fighting skills. She's supposedly an E-rank."

The commentator continued to shout loudly behind He Ao.

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Chapter 189 The Card of Life (Long Chapter, Please Subscribe, Add to Favorites, and Vote for Monthly Tickets)

As He Ao walked from the airport to the mansion built by the Liu family on the island, following the staff's directions, the commentator loudly told He Ao the code names and origins of the other ten specially appointed researchers besides the two of them.

However, she didn't know what each person's talent was, and could only give a vague level.

According to her, only two of the ten people were Class D. One was the underwear superman with his unconventional aesthetic, and the other was a skinny boy hiding in the corner. The boy's code name was quite interesting: "Psychic." It was unclear whether this was his talent.

The plane arrived half an hour early. It's 10:30 PM Central time now, but He Ao just checked his watch and it's 4:30 AM local time, which is 18 hours behind Central time.

The ruins will open at approximately 9:00 AM local time, which is approximately 3:00 AM Middle-earth time.

With less than five hours until the ruins were to open, the staff did not lead them to the rest area, but instead took them directly to a large hall.

"Say something to me, like what's your code name? Aren't you going to introduce yourself?"

The commentators continued to harp on He Ao.

He Ao glanced at her without saying anything. Since she knew the identities of the other ten people, it was impossible for her not to know He Ao.

The commentator probably understood the meaning behind He Ao's look. She scratched her head and said, "Okay, I know you're a mercenary. Are you E-rank or D-rank?"

dong dong dong-

Her words were interrupted by a series of rhythmic footsteps.

A middle-aged man with a stern face and wearing sturdy military boots walked to the front of the group.

“I am Yang De, the overseas head of the research institute. You can call me Commander Yang or Commander Yang.”

This person exudes immense pressure, with a certain infectious quality that compels everyone to instinctively obey his commands.

He Ao focused his gaze on the man who called himself Yang De, and sensed a familiar aura emanating from him.

It has a bit of a Pena vibe.

However, unlike Pena's cold madness, Yang De was filled with a feeling of being as hard and solid as a shield.

Yang De's talent sequence might also be 'sergeant'.

“I know you don’t want anyone to discipline you,” Yang De nodded as he saw everyone’s eyes on him. “You think I want to discipline you? I don’t want to either.”

There was a slight commotion in the audience.

"Anyone who doesn't want to stay here and listen to me can get out right now, which will free up some seats for me."

Yang De glanced at everyone's expressions and snorted coldly.

Everyone quieted down. Those who had been selected to come here were all of good character, and no one said they would go against their superiors just to spite someone.

He Ao calmly watched Yang De's actions.

Yang De is trying to establish his authority.

The purpose of establishing authority is simply to build credibility and gain people's trust.

This can be applied to quickly enhance team cohesion and the leader's control over the team, and can also be used for... knowledge.

teach.

The specially appointed researchers who come here have different personalities, and most of them are unwilling to be disciplined, as can be seen from the various kinds of masks they wear.

This type of team is the most difficult to manage because the team members may not listen to anything the leader says.

It is reasonable for managers to establish authority in order to ensure that their information is fully conveyed to everyone.

There are many ways to establish authority, but Yang De simply chose the most straightforward and direct one.

Of course, this method is also the easiest to offend people.

Seeing that no one reacted, Yang De continued, "The ruins will open in a little over four hours. Soon, there will be ships to take you to the platform where the ruins will open. It will take about an hour for these ships to get there. That means we only have less than three hours now. I'll get to the point."

He waved his hand, took off the coat he was wearing, revealing his combat uniform underneath.

The combat uniform was predominantly gray-white, with numerous pockets on the chest, back, arms, and legs. It also featured sturdy high boots and plastic elbow and knee pads. After demonstrating it, Yang De opened his chest, revealing a bulletproof vest underneath.

"Later, each of you will receive a set of these combat uniforms, which will be paired with this latest model of bulletproof vest. However, these vests can not actually protect against much, so don't rely on them too much."

He then demonstrated the two metal elbow pads on his hands, pressing a switch on one of them with his fingertip. A small screen popped up. "These are miniature tablets, one on each hand. This computer is connected to six cameras on this combat suit—front, back, left, and right. You can use these cameras to observe what's behind you, or to observe things that can't be seen directly with the naked eye."

He paused for a moment, then showed everyone the cameras on his shoulders, elbows, and back. "These cameras all come with memory cards, so even if the cameras are damaged, try to bring the memory cards back with you."

Then he turned his attention back to the small monitor on his elbow. "This microcomputer contains a catalog of all the extraordinary creatures that the research institute has data on. If you can't recognize them, you can try scanning these extraordinary creatures with your camera, and the computer will automatically match the possible creature catalogs."

"In addition to this combat suit, the research institute has also equipped you with various different weapons. You'd better choose the ones you are good at, otherwise you might bring some weapons that you don't know how to use and die even faster."

He paused for a moment, then raised his right hand, revealing a small rectangular metal tag attached to his wrist.

The metal plate was only one finger wide and two fingers long, and its entire surface was a light milky white. As the metal plate swayed, He Ao could vaguely see a string of numbers on it.

“Next comes the most important thing,” Yang De said, looking at everyone until all eyes were on him.

"Each of you will be given one of these 'Life Cards' later. Under no circumstances must you lose them. In the ruins, you must never believe that there are no Life Cards, or that the Life Cards are not milky white 'people'."

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If you come back without this Life Token, I might kill you on the spot. That's it, go collect your supplies. You have less than three hours to familiarize yourself with your equipment.