No health bar? You call this stunningly beautiful NPC sickly?

The Lord of Pride seemed to want to say something more, but the giant golden eye that stretched across the sky slowly closed under the gaze of the Goddess Ran, and the two of them disappeared together into the constantly healing crack in the sky.

Actually, Mu Zhixi was just saving her faith points.

Before the players in the square could recover from the series of changes, the surrounding scenery, along with the two huge faction panels, faded away.

Faction selection is complete; dungeon teleportation is now open.

...Meanwhile, in an unknown space filled with chaos and distortion.

Seven or eight strange creatures of various shapes were sitting together, staring at each other with wide eyes and heads.

They are all the undisputed leaders in their respective dungeon worlds, and are the ultimate bosses in the eyes of many players.

But now, they look at each other like a group of employees who have been temporarily called to a meeting, each filled with doubt.

"What's going on? I was enjoying afternoon tea, and before I knew it, I was dragged here!" A strange creature with eight brains broke the silence.

"Me too, they didn't even say hello," echoed a strange creature whose body was made up of countless vengeful spirits.

"The guy from Upside-Down Food Town didn't come either? Isn't he the most well-informed?"

"Don't even mention it, he's probably still simmering in the pot. The main question is, what kind of being is he that could capture all seven of us with a single thought?"

Logically, only those mobile, unorganized anomalies should be freely deployed by the anomaly game system. How could these local leaders be forcibly teleported?

"Stop arguing." A seemingly normal white-collar worker sitting in the main seat spoke up strangely, "The higher-ups want us to be in charge of a special placement match."

"special?"

"Yes, the rules of the seven instances will be in effect simultaneously in that world."

Upon hearing this, all the strange things present fell silent.

Are the rules of seven high-star dungeons combined?

"One of the rules of my instance is that if you step out of the door with your left foot first, you will be eliminated," said a strange figure covered in bandages.

Another eerie creature engulfed in ghostly blue flames immediately chimed in, "Coincidentally, the rule on my side is that whoever leaves with their right foot first gets burned to ashes."

The strange crowd: "..."

When a player leaves the house, should they step out with their left foot or their right foot first? Or both at the same time?

"That's the key," the white-collar worker in the main seat said slowly and strangely. "The being who is about to descend seems to really enjoy watching these 'funny' scenes. Our mission this time is to perform well and make sure that His Majesty is thoroughly entertained."

"Is it Your Majesty?" The other six managers were taken aback at first, then suddenly realized, followed by unparalleled excitement and fear.

"So it was His Majesty descending... No wonder, no wonder."

What's exciting is that they actually have the opportunity to "perform" in front of such beings.

What's frightening is that if they perform poorly and displease His Majesty, their copies might not just be merged; they would most likely be wiped off the map of the bizarre game altogether.

"If I could catch His Majesty's eye and get a government job..."

It didn't finish its sentence, but all the strange creatures present understood.

In an instant, all the strange entities were eager to get started, and began to discuss how to "optimize" their dungeon rules to make them more interesting, so as to make a good impression on this unknown big shot.

They were well aware that the rules of each instance were already tricky and complicated, and the forced merging of the rules of the seven instances would produce a terrifying reaction.

For example, the rule in the meat grinder is that if you step out the door with your left foot first, you will be instantly dismembered.

The rule for the weeping person in the mirror is that if they step out with their right foot first, they will be dragged into the mirror and wail forever.

Now, these two rules have collided... players who try to leave the game are destined to die.

This is the kind of fun that rule-based fantasy should have!

…When Mu Zhixi regained consciousness, she found herself sitting in a classroom, and the surrounding scenery made her feel nostalgic.

Welcome to the Seven Deadly Sins Affiliated First Academy

Your examination room is: Central Examination Room 1

Your current status is: Special Candidate, ID: 001

Please do not need to follow the exam rules. You may choose to complete your final exam or not.

[Mission failed: SSS+ clear on the spot.]

It truly lives up to its reputation as a legitimate organization.

Mu Zhixi came to a conclusion, looked up, and found that she was the only one in the spacious and bright classroom.

Through the classroom's glass windows, she could see outside.

The entire First High School was like a huge circular flat floor, divided into ten fan-shaped examination rooms, and the central examination room where she was located was the center of the circle.

The other nine examination rooms were packed with nearly a thousand players, each person almost shoulder to shoulder, making it difficult to even move.

"The soundproofing at this school is terrible."

Mu Zhixi could clearly hear the system notification sound coming from the next examination room.

[Exam Rule 1: During the exam, no one is allowed to whisper or look around.]

[Exam Rule 2: No one is allowed to peek at another person's exam paper in any form. Violation of this rule will be considered cheating and will result in immediate disqualification.]

[Exam Rule 3: If you discover someone cheating, you may report it. A successful report will add ten points to your total score; an unsuccessful report will result in the same penalty as the reported person.]

[Exam Rule 4: Players must not exhibit any behavior that suggests they intend to cheat, including verbally mentioning cheating; such behavior will be treated as cheating.]

The rules are simple, but in this crowded environment, they become extremely malicious.

In such a crowded place, if you look up, you will inevitably see other people's exam papers. As a result, many players simply have to keep their heads down.

Just then, two bizarre figures wearing teacher uniforms, but with heads that were actually lumps of flesh, walked into Mu Zhixi's classroom.

When they saw Mu Zhixi, a fawning smile instantly appeared on their fleshy faces. Just as they were about to bow, Mu Zhixi merely glanced at them indifferently.

The two proctors immediately understood, straightened their backs, and began to follow the procedures.

"Ahem, the exam is now starting," one of the teachers announced in a hoarse voice, as exam papers appeared out of thin air on the table.

Mu Zhixi also became interested.

She picked up the exam paper and looked at it. The questions were all over the place, ranging from advanced mathematics to the translation of ancient divine languages.

The final essay topic was: On the unity and opposition between divinity and humanity.

Just as Mu Zhixi was about to think, text began to pop up in front of her without warning.

[Answer: According to the theological theory of the First Era of the Holy Land, divinity originates from absolute order, while humanity originates from chaotic emotions...]

Argument 1: Divinity is the sublimation and ultimate goal of humanity...

[Argument Two: Humanity is an inseparable foundation of divinity...]

Clear problem-solving strategies and answers appeared directly before her eyes, along with the most perfect standard answers.

Mu Zhixi was a little stunned.

The Eye of the Lord has this function? It can directly see through the essence of the question and then automatically generate the answer?

Is it that intelligent?

She muttered something and didn't bother to look at the question again.

With a thought, the five pens on the table simultaneously floated up, their tips moving across the exam paper at a speed imperceptible to the naked eye.

"Shhh..."

In what seemed like the blink of an eye, or perhaps in the blink of an eye, the entire exam paper was filled with writing.

finished.

Mu Zhixi put down her pen, feeling somewhat bored.

The two proctors on the platform saw this and quickly came down.

One of them picked up a thick book and fanned it vigorously beside her.

The other person respectfully said, "The examination room is in poor condition, which is our dereliction of duty. As the only exception in this session, you are allowed to stand up and walk around the examination room to get some fresh air."

These words were also relayed word for word to the nearly one thousand players in the nine adjacent examination rooms.

Crowded in the small space, the players, desperately pressing their faces close to the table to avoid the first rule that guarantees death, were all stunned.

What?!

Walking around the exam room freely?! Is that even allowed?

In exam room number three, a winged human player was suffering from severe neck pain due to maintaining a head-down posture for a long time. He moved his shoulders and raised his neck by half an inch, and his gaze inadvertently fell on the desk of a human player in the row in front of him.

Before he could even see the writing on the test paper clearly, a piece of chalk from above the blackboard shot out like a bullet, piercing straight through his forehead.

A corpse lay limply on the table, blood dripping down the edge. The players in the front row trembled with fear, but dared not even turn their heads to check the situation.

Faced with such a harsh death penalty, all the players could only mechanically grip their pens and remain silent, even if they couldn't answer a single question, they had to pretend to be focused.

Mu Zhixi did feel a bit stuffy, so she stood up from her seat and walked to the classroom door.

Looking through the window at the players sitting upright in the next exam room, not daring to even lift their heads, she suddenly became interested. Perhaps her demonic nature had been triggered, Mu Zhixi decided to increase the difficulty for these players, since no one outside knew who she was anyway.

Mu Zhixi turned her head to the two proctors who were fanning the exam vigorously, and spoke slowly in a different tone.

"Actually, I have a way to cheat that will never be detected. Do you want to know? And all the players here know it too."