Life Dungeon Game

This cave should be a completely natural cave, about thirty centimeters in diameter. There are many similar caves around, which look ordinary and unremarkable.

But in the vision of the super memory, a faint, hazy shadow lingered deep within this cave.

That was a twisted, inescapable soul.

Heo slowly took out the black hooded cloak that he had obtained from Ronati.

This hooded cloak is an extraordinary item that incorporates the talent sequence extracted from Jonati after his death; its name is 'Substitute Cloak'.

It has two abilities. First, by wearing this hooded cape, it can enable the user to transform into a shadow to a certain extent. After transforming into a shadow, the speed will increase several times, and the user will be less restricted by physical form to a certain extent, allowing the user to pass through holes that are at least a quarter of their waist circumference.

Conversely, using this ability will distort the user's body. The longer the user uses it, the more severe the distortion will become, until the user's body collapses.

He Ao has already tested this ability. Slight physical deformation can be repaired by the body itself, but the greater the degree of deformation, the longer the recovery time.

The second ability of this cloak is that, after donning the cloak, one can select a person and, for a short period of time, obtain that person's identity, appearance, and some other random information related to that identity.

Related knowledge.

The cost of this ability is not explicitly stated, but it is quite obvious. Using it will likely cause a certain degree of cognitive impairment, leading to a collapse of the user's self-awareness and causing them to go insane.

However, He Ao is quite experienced in playing other roles, so the impact of this price should be bearable.

In addition to these two abilities, the cloak also carries a certain amount of cognitive pollution, but it is still within He Ao's tolerance range.

Besides the cloak, Heo also found a short sword corrupted by Jonathan last night, and the original Shadowless Sword was put into a distorted state after Heo introduced the power of the Mysterious Shadow.

He could only place it in the last dining car of the Verola and monitor its abnormalities.

He Ao's gaze returned to the cave.

Using the life-saving cloak, we should be able to get through this narrow little cave in front of us.

This must have been a passage that Ronathi designed specifically for himself, a passage that only he could pass through.

Judging from Ronati's caution, if this place really is his secret base, he couldn't possibly have left no contingency plan.

Moreover, He Ao now vaguely senses something; the central processing unit that was taken away is probably not as simple as it seems.

There are no cables or even wireless networks installed here.

He looked up at the setting sun; the countdown in his field of vision was nearing zero.

He pondered for a moment, then pulled up his hood. The Verola appeared behind him, concealing his figure.

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He Ao did not return to the martial arts school, but instead stayed at a hotel in Ellen City with Li Cheng.

He reached out and hung the hotel's security lock, drew the curtains, and sat on the bed.

The countdown in my field of vision slowly reached zero.

[Loading the game.]

Welcome to the Life Dungeon Game!

[You are being randomly matched into a life role.]

[Matching successful]

Your character is: Madman Jess

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Chapter 530 The Ninth Official Dungeon (Long Chapter, Requesting Monthly Tickets)

[Age 0: You were born. Your mother chose a name for you from the dictionary: Jess. She hoped you would be an optimistic and righteous person.]

[Age 1: You were born in Whitland, the largest city in the western part of the Federation and the second largest city in the Federation.]

[Age 2: Your father is a chemistry professor at Waitland University, and your mother is a well-known author. You live in a luxury apartment not far from Waitland University.]

[Age 3: Your parents have hired excellent early childhood educators for you. Your learning subjects include math, language, art, physical education, history, etc.]

[Age 4: You passed the entrance exam for Nord St Naby Kindergarten, the best private kindergarten in Whitland, and after a background check on your parents, you were successfully admitted to this kindergarten.]

This kindergarten has a history of over three hundred years, and its alumni include prominent figures from all walks of life in the federal government, including two federal presidents and five scientists who have received the federal highest scientific award.

[5 years old: You received a very meticulous education at St. Nabi Kindergarten. The teachers were strict but gentle, and you had a very happy time every day.]

[Age 6: After graduating from St. Nabi Kindergarten, you successfully entered Whits Elementary School, the best private elementary school in Whitland.]

[Age 7: Vitesse's teaching style is known for its strictness. You need to be at school at 8:50 every day and will not be dismissed until 4:30 in the afternoon.]

You overhear your parents talking that Witts does not provide after-school care services, and that the school requires all students to leave the school around 4:50 p.m.

However, you're not worried about this because your mother picks you up every day, and your father sometimes does too. Your other classmates aren't worried about this either.

[Age 8: During the summer camp organized by the school, one day of the activity was a visit to a cleared wilderness area on the outskirts of the city. It was your first time seeing vast, green fields.]

[Age 9: Your grades aren't great, just average among your classmates, but you're very popular, and your classmates all enjoy playing with you. You also have a strong sense of justice.]

[Age 10: As you get older, you've started to like rugby. Your school has its own rugby team, and the coach is a kind-hearted older man. You two get along very well, but you're not very good at rugby.]

[Age 11: Your mother is worried about your grades, but your father just wants you to be happy. However, your mother still hired a tutor for you, forcing you to study.]

[Age 12: In your elementary school graduation exams, you barely made it into Whitlands Trisson Secondary School, one of the best private secondary schools in Whitlands, which has a contract with Whitlands Elementary School.]

[Age 13: In high school, you met many interesting friends, including some classmates who came from the south of Putland. They were few in number, very smart, and had good grades, but they couldn't fit into your group.]

You talk to them about football, the wilderness, and the famous steakhouse in Westland—topics you could easily discuss with your classmates in elementary school—and they all look completely clueless.

Even though there are many things you can't talk about, you still

You became friends with them, your grades remained average, but you became one of the most popular people in school and joined the student council, where you tried to use your influence to become the student council president.

[Age 14: You were successfully elected as the student council president. After working for a while, you realized it was a terrible job and you didn't want to do any of the management or election work.]

[Age 15: After working for a year, despite your high popularity, you gave up the opportunity to be re-elected as student council president and instead began to study diligently, thus directly entering the school's high school.]

[16 years old: The high school section of Trisson School is more difficult to get into than the middle school section, and there are fewer students from Plant District here.]

You got your driver's license, and your father bought you a car worth 70,000 federal dollars. This car wasn't cheap; it belonged to a luxury car brand under the Nord Group.

Of course, this car can't compare to the glittering sports cars on campus, but you like it very much.

After getting a car, you often drive around, and occasionally you also drive some classmates who live in Plant District, which is quite far away, home.

You'll chat in the car, sometimes about their lives, and that's when you learn that most public and private elementary schools in Plant District, while also letting students out around 3 or 4 p.m., offer after-school care services for an additional fee.

Because most jobs in Plantation end after 6 p.m., parents don't have the time or opportunity to pick up their children from school around 3 or 4 p.m.

In fact, many of your classmates from Plant School have parents who work more than one job, and Trisson High School tuition is not cheap; most of them are paying for their children's tuition by maxing out their credit cards or taking out student loans.

[17 years old: Your grades are gradually moving up to the top level. You excel in science subjects, but you are still in the middle range in literature subjects.]

Your father took you into his laboratory and gave you a list of his academic friends with whom he got along well, so you could choose the research direction you preferred.

Your father really wanted you to study chemistry, but you weren't interested in it at all. You ended up choosing a professor who also taught at Waitland University, specializing in cell biology. You had met this professor when you were a child, and you had a good relationship with your father.

Although your father regretted that you didn't choose chemistry, he still took you to the lab of the professor you had chosen. After a brief exchange, you were granted a temporary assistant research fellowship at Waitland University.

The professor let you choose a research topic you liked, and from then on, you had to come to the lab every weekend to participate in the research on that topic.

[18 years old: Your research focuses on the cells of a special alien beast. Although your research is not going smoothly, you have still achieved some results under the guidance of your professor and published an article in a well-known federal biology journal.]

However, you didn't use this article to apply to university; instead, you chose to take the entrance exam, and your father agreed with your idea.

Ultimately, after a period of intensive study, you barely made the cut-off score and received an offer of admission from Waitland University.

Knowledgeable in books.

[Age 19: You really enjoyed your research topic, and after entering university, you immersed yourself in laboratory research.]

[Age 20: Your research has made a breakthrough. You publish your findings and travel to Dawn City to attend a federal professional biology conference, where you present your findings.]

During this conference, you met a girl named Tini, who came from the Medical University of Kaya City. Your research topics were very similar.

[Age 21: You and Tini frequently communicate through chat apps and help each other, and you two have successfully fallen in love.]

[Age 22: After graduating from university, you stayed at Waitland University to pursue graduate studies. After some deliberation, Tini also came to Waitland University to pursue graduate studies, and you two successfully got together.]

[23 years old: Tini's undergraduate professor was a highly respected senior scholar in the field of biology. Although Tini did not continue to study with him, he still gave you a lot of help.]

Your father also became acquainted with that old professor because of this; they had many things in common and quickly became friends.

[Age 24: Your original research project has yielded significant results, making you a rising star in the Federation's academic circles.]

[Age 25: You earned your master's degree and entered the doctoral program. You and Tini each received an annual stipend of 27000 and 25000 Federal Dollars respectively. In addition, you also worked on some industry-university collaborative projects with your professors and received generous project grants.]

[Age 26: Marry Tini. Since you are both passionate about research and often spend time in the laboratory, your expenses are not high. You will regularly donate a portion of your income to the Villante branch of the Nord Charitable Foundation to help children and the homeless.]

That same year, my father took on a commission from Enlight Chemical Company, serving as their chief consultant.

[Age 27: The original research project has been largely completed. You and Tini have received your doctoral degrees ahead of schedule due to your outstanding achievements and have been hired by Waitland University as assistant professors.]

You began to look for new research topics.

You tried to get some advice from Tini's undergraduate professor, but he seemed to be researching some esoteric topics and only gave you some basic suggestions.

You haven't seen your father in a long time; he seems to have been very busy these past two years.

[Age 28: An accidental explosion occurred in the laboratory of Enlight Chemical Company, and the father went to investigate as the chief consultant.]

A secondary explosion occurred in the laboratory, and the father died unexpectedly in the explosion. When you arrived, all that was left was the raging flames.

The FBI's investigation concluded that the laboratory explosion was caused by the negligence of a researcher in the lab, which led to a leak of flammable chemical gas. During the investigation, the investigators accidentally opened another gas canister, which reacted violently with the residual gas from the explosion, triggering a secondary explosion.

You can't believe that a father who has spent his whole life doing chemical research and has always been cautious and strict would let his researchers make such a mistake.

But you had no choice but to accept the reality.

My mother fell seriously ill as a result.

After recuperating for more than half a year, her personality seemed to have changed. She seemed to become more and more paranoid, and her emotions would suddenly get out of control.

You hired a renowned psychologist to treat your mother. Under the doctor's treatment, her symptoms improved, but she began frequently locking herself in her room to write a new book.

[29 years old: You just finished a small project when you received devastating news: your mother has passed away.]

When you arrived at the scene, you saw a horrific sight: a sharp pen had pierced her neck, and blood was flowing throughout the study.