Life Dungeon Game

A gentle breeze ruffled her hair, like the clouds in the sky.

She seemed to sense someone watching her from behind, turned around, her amber eyes looking at Li Cheng. She nodded slightly and gave a faint smile.

Her appearance even surpassed the most perfect image that Li Cheng had imagined, but Li Cheng had no time to be amazed by such perfection.

The instant the girl looked at him, his muscles tensed almost instantly, and flashes of electricity escaped from the gaps between his muscles.

He could sense the emptiness in those beautiful pupils, and the indifference of a superior being looking down upon ants.

His long experience with angel-class weapons gave rise to a terrifying thought.

This is an angel, an angel hidden among humans.

How could there be an angel here?

Has the power of the gods already spread to this world?

Countless distracting thoughts flooded his mind, but he forcibly suppressed them.

Since this angel didn't attack him immediately, it proves that he's not an enemy at least for now. This is where Hao Yi invited him. Perhaps this 'angel' is related to 'Hao Yi'?

Just as these thoughts flashed through his mind, the delicate young woman seemed to lose interest in him, turned her gaze back to the setting sun.

Would you like some black tea?

At that moment, a voice rang out from not far away.

The electricity on Li Cheng's body almost went out of control after that shout. It took him a lot of effort to suppress the power and look in the direction of the sound.

Hao Yi was holding two cups of black tea, standing at the doorway, looking at him with some confusion.

"drink."

Li Cheng glanced at the black tea in his hand and nodded gently.

He Ao placed the black tea on a small table in the courtyard, sat down in a chair by the table with a smile, picked up the tea, looked up at the sunset glow in the sky, and felt the rising steam brush against his cheeks. "I think the scenery in this courtyard is nice."

"It's really good."

Li Cheng nodded. He sat down next to He Ao and glanced, seemingly casually, at the girl sitting at the courtyard gate watching the sunset. "Who is that...?"

"Um······"

He thought for a moment and said softly, "You can treat her as my 'maid' for now."

"Maid?"

Li Cheng was taken aback.

Using angels as maids?!

Are you a god?

Then he immediately realized that the girl called 'maid' was sitting and watching the sunset, while Heo, as 'master', was making tea himself.

For now, let's treat her as a maid.

In other words, this identity is just a kind of 'cover'? But it's enough to make an angel willing to accept this identity.

Perhaps Hao Yi's true identity is much higher than he imagined.

His racing thoughts didn't affect his actions. He took a sip of black tea and glanced meaningfully at the sky. "A 'maid' from 'outside'? Is she related to that person?"

This is asking whether the 'maid' was sent by 'K' from outside the real world.

He Ao took a sip of tea without commenting.

Actually, he didn't intend to scare Li Cheng; he was just practicing his puppet control. However, the 'dean's' strength seemed to be even greater than he had originally guessed.

Li Cheng is probably very close to becoming an angel now. In addition, his long-term experience with angelic items allows him to sense the hidden rank of the doll without it actively activating.

If we were to look at a regular B-rank character like Jodel, without the doll actively unleashing its power, they would simply see the doll as an overly beautiful young girl.

After a brief pause, Heo slowly said, "The Newland City-State has troubled you this time."

He Ao's silence is itself an answer.

Li Cheng also realized that this 'angel' was currently a friend, not an enemy.

He breathed a long sigh of relief and smiled, "No need to thank me, this matter is also beneficial to the research institute."

Preventing either the World Tree or the Moonlight organization from taking over Newland would be advantageous for the research institute.

This is the 'thing' that He Ao had previously asked Li Cheng to do; he needed the city-state of Newland.

After taking control of the 001 fragment, he came into contact with a lot of knowledge that shouldn't belong to this rank. Although that knowledge completely disappeared from his mind as the 001 fragment shattered, he had a vague 'feeling' about it.

That is, if the path to the extraordinary is to continue, a stable 'settlement' with a large population seems to be crucial.

He didn't know the underlying principles, but since he happened to have an opportunity to acquire the city-state of Newland, he took it over.

Of course, if He Ao were to directly negotiate with the three major organizations, even if he succeeded, it would be in a passive position, and he would have to pay a considerable price.

However, with Li Cheng helping him, he can go from being passive to being active, not only avoiding losses but also getting a lot of free stuff.

“You know,” He Ao smiled and put down his tea, “I never owe anything to those who have helped me.”

He glanced at Li Cheng and continued, "As we mentioned last time, there are nine talent sequences for Rank F, twenty-seven for Rank E, twenty-seven for Rank D, and Rank C..."

He paused, then added, "There are 72 talent sequences."

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Li Cheng was stunned. He immediately took out a small notebook from his pocket and said in a trembling voice, "Please continue, don't worry about me."

He initially wanted to refuse, but he couldn't refuse this knowledge.

He Ao smiled and continued, "There is a unique continuity between B-level and C-level, so B-level also has 72 talent sequences."

At the same time, Heo recalled the book about talent sequences that he had seen at Driss's place.

The book was very thick, but most of it was just speculation. The only thing He Ao was certain about was the number of C-level and B-level talent sequences mentioned in it.

This is relatively easy to verify because, in the talent sequences from C to B that He Ao has encountered so far, the difference between the C and B numbers is 72, and there is a one-to-one correspondence between the C and B talent sequences.

Furthermore, He Ao speculated that there might be a unique sequence between A-level and B-level, with A-level also having 72 talent sequences, though he couldn't be sure for the time being.

In addition, He Ao also obtained another key piece of information from that book.

The key information did not come from the book's contents, but from a photograph of what appears to be a torn manuscript.

This photograph is included in the book and serves as evidence of the author's references in the appendix.

This photograph was placed alongside numerous similar images of ancient books, seemingly to demonstrate the author's extensive references.

However, he did not actually quote this photograph in the entire book.

The manuscript in this photograph contains very simple words; it is a fragmented and indistinct passage.

I've finally found the numbers on God's 'dice,' even if it comes at the cost of the world... it's far too great... I hope no one will ever walk our path again... 242413233134233224332323233...

The last section of paper and ink containing the numbers appears to have undergone some kind of special reinforcement, making it the most intact. It seems the person who left the notes did not want these numbers to disappear into history over time.

He Ao paid attention to this photo because in the manuscripts recording the periodicity of talent sequences in the books he first saw about the 'talent sequence periodicity law,' the terms 'God's Dice' and 'Eye of the World' were mentioned.

It fits perfectly here.

"Grade B 72, Grade C 72,"

While He Ao was recalling, Li Cheng was also looking at the information recorded in his notebook. He paused for a moment and said with some doubt, "72 C-level talent sequences, each originating from 9 F-level talent sequences? That means one F-level talent sequence corresponds to 8 C-level talent sequences?"

He Ao nodded slightly.

Li Cheng paused for a moment, then continued, "But in that case, one F-level talent sequence would correspond to three D-level talent sequences and eight C-level talent sequences. Put them together, and three D-level talent sequences would correspond to eight C-level talent sequences? It can't be evenly distributed?"

"Yes,"

He Ao nodded slightly, took a sip of tea, and continued, "So, there isn't actually a stable range between D and C levels."

The pattern is one-to-many, but the pattern between levels C and D also satisfies some of the patterns from levels F to E.

"That means a C-level talent sequence has one and only one corresponding D-level talent sequence, while most of the time, a D-level talent sequence corresponds to many C-level talent sequences."

Is there any pattern to the correspondence between grades D and C?

Li Cheng looked at the notebook and asked in a low voice.

"There is no pattern."

He Ao said calmly.

Li Cheng's expression froze.

There is no set pattern; it requires people to experiment and discover the correspondence between each talent sequence. If one advances to the wrong level, there is a high probability of falling into danger and madness.

This not only requires a huge number of lives, but also a long period of time to collect, summarize, and conclude statistics.

He Ao paused for a moment and said slowly, "242, 413, 233... 323, 233."

He paused every three numbers until he finished saying the last set of numbers.

Li Cheng quickly memorized the numbers, then looked at them in his hand and fell into a brief silence.

Each group contains three numbers, and the sum of all the numbers is 8. There are a total of nine groups.

"This is······"

He looked at He Ao and asked hesitantly.

"I don't know either, but maybe you do."

He Ao took a sip of tea and looked at the sunset on the horizon.

Li Cheng lowered his head and glanced at the records in his notebook again. He knew that this was most likely the correspondence between levels D and C.

For every three D grades, there are eight C grades.

If these numbers are correct, then the three D-level talent sequences corresponding to the Farmer in Talent Sequence 1 should correspond to two, four, and two C-level talent sequences, respectively.

天赋序列37对应64和65两个，38对应66、67、68和69四个，39对应70和71两个。