Simulation: Starting from Under One Person

Such an outrageous statement, and people actually believe it!

The one-star hunter, who didn't know what to say, realized at that moment that human intelligence might have a very low lower limit.

“Send a few hunters to follow them.”

Directly driving them away is useless; once they see the situation within NGL, they will naturally flee.

What they need to do is ensure the other party's safety.

"Okay, I've notified the available hunters," one hunter said, then looked at his temporary superior, "Boss, if the number of people keeps increasing, we're going to run out of manpower!"

"Don't call me boss, it sounds too thuggish," a hunter said, taking out his mobile phone to notify the president of the Hunter Association. "I've already told the president, he'll handle it."

It's no use talking to him about this; you have to talk to the person in charge.

In the airship, Netero looked at the text messages in his mailbox and felt unusually annoyed. There were always some scoundrels who liked to use ordinary people as cannon fodder to scout ahead.

"What a troublesome thing!"

"What trouble are you talking about?" Just then, Fang Rui walked out of the portal and heard Netero's mutterings, somewhat surprised.

"I can't believe you have something that's bothering you. Tell me about it so I can have a laugh."

Fang Rui sat opposite Nitero, talking happily.

Kuina stood beside Fang Rui, looking around. She was a little curious about the space she was in. After all, Netero's office was not in the middle of the airship, but at the top of the airship, with an endless night sky outside the window.

"This is my first time riding in an airship," Quina said with a hint of joy.

"I'll show you around later," Fang Rui replied, but his gaze remained fixed on Netero, waiting for the other to tell his story.

"There's a troublesome thing: some ordinary people have been misled and are entering NGL."

“Is that so…” Fang Rui paused for a moment and said, “Although I really want to ask how he was bewitched, after thinking about it carefully, it’s just a simple method, so there’s no harm in not asking.”

"You're telling me now because you want to know if I have a solution, right?"

Although Kuina, who was standing to the side, did not know the cause and effect of the matter, the word "bewitchment" was enough to explain certain things, so she could guess a little.

"How about we explain things clearly?"

Kuina suggested that they put things out in the open, so that the other party would not be able to use information asymmetry to mislead others.

"No, the things that exist within NGL are dangerous. We can't tell other people about them. It will cause chaos and attract conspirators."

Netero initially denied it, then looked at Fang Rui. The main concern was that it would cause chaos. The latter's problem wasn't that big, since NGL was currently being monitored by Fang Rui, and the Chimera Ants had no chance of leaving.

This is why he asked Fang Rui for help; with Fang Rui backing him up, he could play around as he pleased without worrying about things going wrong.

"In my opinion, there's no need to worry about it; there won't be any problems."

Fang Rui is preparing to embed some rules within the NGL scope as an attempt to master new knowledge. He will try both embedding and integration to confirm the differences between the two and the advantages and disadvantages of their effects.

"Please take care of me~" Netero was relieved to hear Fang Rui say that.

"Don't worry! I'll handle it."

After leaving Netero's office with Quina, the two arrived at the observation deck, an area without glass walls, only some railings.

The two leaned on the railing, gazing into the distance. It was night; stars twinkled in the sky, and the lush forest was shrouded in darkness, with scattered lights and lamplight moving through the woods…

"There are quite a few people!" Kuina murmured, looking at the number of light spots.

“Indeed, there are many.” Fang Rui nodded in agreement. Such a large number of people already indicated something. For example, the composition of the forest must be complex now. Apart from the chimera ants, everyone else was also an enemy.

"Shall we go into the forest?"

"No need, I'd like to enjoy the view from here."

"Alright." Fang Rui didn't ask any further questions, but instead began to work on writing relevant rules and embedding them into the current area.

Add game rule: Dungeon.

Entry is not permitted by unconventional means. There are only two ways to enter this area: either through the main gate or by entering from the location where the chimera ants land.

Rule number two: emergency evacuation.

Crushing the return token will instantly send you back to the entrance, and you will be in a super armor state during the teleportation, so the teleportation will not be interrupted by other factors.

Rule three: When a hunter is in a near-death state, the return token will automatically shatter and teleport him.

Fang Rui did not write any other rules; the three rules mentioned above were sufficient.

After all, this event was for Netero to train his troops, and he had no reason to create some messy rules that would disrupt the other side's plans.

As for the return-to-town token, it will be automatically delivered to all hunters; ordinary people cannot obtain the token...

But the hunters will handle it, either by sending them away after they've been frightened, or by capturing them outright.

Hunters will rescue people with no criminal record, since it's just a side job.

As for bad people, there's no need to interfere.

After the three rules were integrated into this place, Fang Rui observed quietly and did not see any rejection reaction. On the contrary, the integration process was very smooth. He could see how things went next.

For example, the operational status of the rules...

Chapter 613 Playing

Outside the NGL Autonomous State, many people are blocked by an invisible barrier, unable to enter NGL.

"What's going on? An invisible barrier?!"

Individuals slapped the invisible barrier with their palms, their expressions seemingly quite annoyed.

The hunters who saw this through the monitoring equipment breathed a sigh of relief. The NGL Autonomous Kingdom was already chaotic enough; adding more random people would only make things worse.

Keeping them outside also reduces their workload.

"But who built the barrier? The area is ridiculously large!"

Just thinking about the extent of the NGL Autonomous Country, and then about the invisible barrier that covers the entire NGL territory, made these hunters' teeth ache. What an outrageous Nen ability.

However, from another perspective, with such powerful Nen users, their operation must be very safe.

but……

"Why have I never heard of this person before? There's no reason for someone with such strength to remain unknown!"

Someone was rubbing their chin, looking very troubled. This was unexpected, especially since it was so outrageous, and Netero hadn't released any information to reassure everyone, as if he were deliberately spreading panic.

Given that Nitero's goal in organizing this event was to train his troops, it is reasonable to increase the pressure.

The forest, which served as a battlefield, was even more chaotic. Netero had not told the hunters of the association about the return tokens, so most hunters threw them away as soon as they saw them. After all, they were Nen users and knew some of the Nen abilities, so they were worried that they were marks left by Nen abilities.

However, the return token has a binding function. No matter how they throw it, the token will return to the holder after the distance between them exceeds 100 meters.

The token's properties have exacerbated the chaos in the forest, with some people so obsessed with destroying the token that they have no energy left to pay attention to anything else.

The onlookers, however, found it somewhat interesting.

"Did you do this on purpose?" Fang Rui asked, his tone utterly exasperated.

You, the president of the Hunter Association, are actually playing these tricks. How boring.

"It's a test. Most Nen users will take different actions when they discover that an object is following them and they can't shake it off."

Netero explained, "The correct approach is to process the tokens as quickly as possible, and if you are unable to do so yourself, you should request assistance from the association."

"But these days, the hunters don't seem to have any intention of asking for help!"

"No, hunters can apply for the association's help when they encounter difficulties? How come I... didn't know that!"

Fang Rui's tone was quite subtle. From the information he knew, hunters didn't seem to apply for assistance from the association; at most, they would ask their teammates for help or pay other hunters for assistance...

"It's possible, but very few people would do it."

Netero said, "There are many reasons why we don't want to do it, and there's no need to list them all."

"But consulting with others is something we should be able to think of, and some people are already doing it."

Netero's gaze swept across the screens, which were divided into dozens of zones showing the situation in various parts of the forest. Hunters from several zones had already gathered and were discussing how to handle the tokens.

Some hunters immediately think of hunters with Nen abilities or Nen users.

There are indeed many Nen users in the current forest, but their locations cannot be determined.

"So...why don't we ask headquarters for help?"

Suddenly, a hunter asked a question: they were here on a mission assigned by headquarters.

The rest of the people: "…………"

It makes sense, but I was speechless.

"Looking for someone?" One of them turned to look at the others, and seeing that no one said anything, he broke the silence and started the conversation.

"Who are you looking for?"

"Guild Master...this isn't good!" another person muttered, then added, "Do you know any elite hunters?"

"The hunter who once taught me the basics of Nen is now a one-star hunter. Perhaps I can ask him for help."

"You actually know a one-star hunter?!" The others were shocked.

The Hunter Association holds an examination every year, but the number of people who can become Hunters is extremely small, practically nonexistent.

Among the many hunters, even fewer manage to stand out and become a one-star hunter.

Therefore, a one-star hunter holds a certain status within the Hunter Association.

It is both a symbol of strength and a symbol of status.

"We know each other, but our relationship is just so-so." He didn't bother to explain further, simply picked up the phone, found the number of a one-star hunter, and dialed...

"...It's you! What do you need?"

The tone of voice on the phone sounded somewhat agitated, indicating that the other party was not in a good mood.

"Uh... My companion and I have been targeted by a Nen user. A token is bound to us and we can't shake it off. I came to you to ask if you have any solutions."

Someone gave a concise explanation, but received no response. After a few seconds of oppressive silence, a voice came from the other end.

"Were you also targeted by that Nen user?"

"also?!"