Survival for all, my island is the last pure land on earth.

As the banquet drew to a close, the bonfire still crackled and burned in the center of the open space, its warm orange flames flickering in all directions.

Jin Xiaoman stood by the campfire and demonstrated the spear technique of the long-tasseled spear to Eloin. Then, the mushroom people drew a simple picture book for the little mushrooms to learn from.

Sugar-roasted chestnuts and the demon cat taught the other mushroom people how to use their weapons and even helped install three catapults in the tribe.

Night completely enveloped the entire jungle, and the scarlet countdown hanging high in the sky slowly ticked until it finally reached zero. Before the gods announced the rewards for the dungeon game "Primitive Tribe," Jin Xiaoman was pulled out of the dungeon world.

However, she did not complete the dungeon as Eris had said, nor did she return to Eris's room. Instead, she appeared in an unfamiliar dungeon room.

There were still four doors around, each with a pattern printed on it.

At the same time, a series of cold, electronic voices echoed above the entire maze: "[A player has already met the completion requirements. I am now offering other players a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity—players can choose whether to enter the 'Gambler's Room' for a thrilling gamble. If successful, you will directly complete the dungeon game 'Eris's Maze.']"

Jin Xiaoman waved her hand in front of her eyes twice. Normally, such announcements would be accompanied by subtitles and would give players either a yes or no option.

But there was nothing in front of her.

Is it because I am the player who has met the conditions for clearing the game, as the game's creators have stated, that I am not allowed to participate in this game?

Jin Xiaoman opened her personal panel in confusion, wanting to communicate with the people in the small group, but found that she could neither receive nor send any messages.

Her screen was still frozen at the moment she emerged from the 'primitive tribe'.

Dipping Beans: [Jin Xiaoman, just for what you've done, if I were that petty god, I'd be driven mad by you.]

My punch weighs 300 tons: [Well done, Manman, great job!]

Player #2775 sent a photo: "This is a picture of the 'Gambler's Room' posted by another player. It's known that once you choose a door, you can no longer be contacted. Don't make any choices carelessly."

It seems that before she came out of the 'Primitive Tribe' instance, other players who had not entered the instance had already received the notification.

Jin Xiaoman clicked on the picture and found that the four doors in the photo were exactly the same as the four doors in the room she was currently in.

Each of the four doors is decorated with a simple image: a raindrop, soil, a fireball, and light. There is no other valuable information.

To ensure everyone makes the correct choices, I am updating the maze game rules here:

1. In this instance, there will be no more opportunities to revive using items; death is true death.

II. The only way to complete this game is to either climb to the top of the maze or participate in the gambler's game; there is no third option.

This is almost like a brand name forcing many players to participate in gambling games, because most players are not strong enough to support them to pass through the maze to the top with one life.

Jin Xiaoman was certain that the words of the game consciousness came from the mouth of a god.

Why does He insist on creating a so-called gambling game when simply changing one rule could easily kill most players?

She circled the room and called out upwards, "Lord Eris?"

"My lord, I'm out of the dungeon."

There was no response; the surroundings were deathly silent.

After a moment's thought, Jin Xiaoman opened the World Shadow Fragment Shop and bought five Chords of Fate for 250 World Shadow Fragments.

[Please enter the timeline you wish to simulate.]

Jin Xiaoman: "Timeline after entering the North Gate".

[Received, simulating for you...]

[Simulation successful.]

As the subtitles disappeared, a white halo appeared in front of Jin Xiaoman, instantly sucking her into it.

"Gurgle..."

"Cough cough."

Jin Xiaoman struggled to surface, hoping to catch her breath, but the torrential rain poured down, and the icy water poured into her mouth and nose, causing her a sharp pain in her chest.

The sky seemed to have been ripped open with a huge gash, as if the entire firmament had been breached, and torrential rain poured down without restraint.

The dense rain pounded down, creating ripples on the water's surface. A thick mist hung in the air, obscuring the path to where life might be found.

All Jin Xiaoman could see were players; they were struggling, crying for help, wailing, and dying.

The halo disappeared, and Jin Xiaoman returned to the maze room.

She coughed violently twice and gasped for breath for a long time before she was able to break free from that near-death feeling.

Raindrops correspond to floods.

Jin Xiaoman: "I want to simulate entering the soil."

[Received, simulating for you...]

[Simulation successful.]

The next instant, Jin Xiaoman appeared on a devastated land, surrounded by erupting volcanoes, tsunamis with waves thousands of meters high, and the earth trembling endlessly.

The ground was torn apart over a large area, with huge ravines spreading outwards, and the ground was constantly collapsing, with the land beneath our feet on the verge of completely collapsing at any moment.

Players scattered and fled, but those who were nearby one second were plunged into an endless abyss the next, without even a chance to call for help.

Jin Xiaoman: "Simulated fireball."

[Received, simulating for you...]

[Simulation successful.]

"boom--"

Before Jin Xiaoman could even get a clear look at her surroundings, countless crimson cracks suddenly appeared in the sky above her head. One after another, burning meteorites streaked across the sky and crashed into the earth with a deafening roar that made the air tremble.

Players might be able to predict the landing point of a single meteorite, but there are so many meteorites that almost every inch of land could be their landing point. Players often dodge one meteorite only to be hit by the next one.

The earth was engulfed in a raging inferno, with rocks and embers flying everywhere, and waves of heat scorching everything in their path.

Jin Xiaoman stared blankly at the last door. According to the game's instructions, there was only one way to directly pass the game, so there was a high probability that it was the final light.

And that's exactly what happened. In the simulated timeline after the light appeared, the players were standing on a huge ship, chatting and laughing.

A clear blue sky dotted with wisps of light clouds, and a gentle sea breeze caressed my face, carrying a faint scent of sea salt.

The sea was a deep blue, and the boat bobbed gently with the waves. The surface of the sea shimmered, and the sunlight, like scattered gold, danced on the crests of the waves. Several seagulls circled low in the distance, creating a peaceful and gentle atmosphere.

Jin Xiaoman was ejected from the simulated timeline and was slightly dazed.

The light represents the end, which seems easy for players to guess. She couldn't help but wonder, based on God's past actions, would He be so kind?

Without the slightest hesitation, Jin Xiaoman used one hundred fragments of the messenger of the gods to exchange for information about another god.

[Your second meeting with God will be marked by a lie.]

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