A Psychiatrist's Bizarre Game Journey / Dream of the Mist

Bolius shook his head firmly.

Damn, this guy is completely unyielding! What's wrong with him? Is this the extent of a die-hard fan?!

Zhou Ke'er finally understood why Zeus had killed his own father, Cronus. Surrounded by such fanatical, cult-like individuals, who could possibly stand it...?

Of course, this is a joke. Zeus never had the chance to hang around Cronus, who was almost killed by Cronus as soon as he was born.

So... no matter how you look at it, Cronus is actually the villain... Why do villains always have such fanatical followers? Their brainwashing abilities are just too strong!

"Moreover, and most importantly! I must keep a close eye on your condition at all times to confirm the state of my God."

Because I am unfamiliar with Eastern magic, I am not yet sure whether damage to the avatar would affect the main body, but I cannot take that risk. Therefore, I must ensure your safety at all times.

After thinking for a moment, Bolius added his explanation in a serious tone.

Risk my ass! Transformation my ass! That's why I hate guys who overthink things the most!

Zhou Ke'er angrily shoved the half-eaten rose jelly, along with the plate and fork, into Bolius's mouth. "I don't believe food can't shut you up! Ugh, this is so annoying! I don't care anymore! You can eat and sleep as much as you want, as long as you don't come to my bed, you can do whatever you want!"

Feeling extremely irritated, Zhou Ke'er turned around angrily and, without waiting for Bolius to say anything, strode towards her bedroom with a gait that screamed, "I'm furious right now, don't bother me or I'll yell 'Saipan!' and scare you to death."

Bolius looked at Zhou Ke'er's back and reached out his hand, as if he wanted to say something, but in the end he didn't.

"I don't need to eat..."

Bolius said this in a low voice, but still forked off a small piece of rose jelly and tasted it.

"Well..."

It's icy cold and sweet... Porius couldn't help but squint his eyes.

"Well.."

Take another small piece.

God's servants do not indulge in gluttony, but appropriate relaxation is also necessary...

"Well..."

Take another small piece.

Another fork... um... that's all...

A hint of regret flickered in Bolius's eyes, but he still obediently placed the plate and fork on the table, then sat upright in his chair, seemingly doing nothing.

Zhou Ke'er had clearly indicated to Bolius not to follow him, and Bolius naturally understood what Zhou Ke'er meant, so he could only sit on the chair in the living room, staring blankly into space.

God's servants don't need to sleep; it seems he'll be exchanging glances with the air for over ten hours tonight.

As for Zhou Ke'er, he didn't care about any of that. He was already being kind by taking in Bolius and not kicking him out. Did he expect him to teach him how to have fun?

(Although the truth is that Porius had no bedding, and Zhou Ke'er had no way to tell him to get lost.)

Forget all these trivial and annoying things, let's start the game!

Lincoln is such a big idiot!

Tonight we're going on an adventure in the main world! I already made plans with Red Crane, Chen Tian, ​​and Finger Sand and their group. It's still a bit early, but it's all the same~

Although Jin Yi said he had something to do and couldn't come, Shi Shi kept trying to get involved... Speaking of which, when did Shi Shi pass the fog module?

With that thought in mind, Zhou Ke'er lay on the soft bed and logged into the game.

It's such a pity that the Shi family is coming too... Oh no, it's such a good thing, otherwise Zhou Ke'er would have to go on the adventure alone with Honghe and the other two women, that would have been so much better... Oh no, that would have been so awkward.

Zhou Ke'er smiled and silently made a note of thanks to Shi Shi in her mental notebook. Next time, she would definitely "thank" Shi Shi properly.

They've helped us so much! We really need to thank them properly!

[Login in... Data being sent...]

Welcome to the Dream of the Mist

Enjoy the game!

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110. Journey to the Main World

Player "Red Crane" invites you to join the team.

As soon as Zhou Ke'er logged on, Honghe sent her a team invitation.

It's clearly not the appointed time yet, could it be that Red Crane has been waiting for a long time?

With that in mind, Zhou Ke'er chose to confirm.

The next second, he appeared in another small wooden house.

Zhou Ke'er subconsciously glanced around and was slightly surprised.

Not only did the Red Crane and Finger Sand arrive as agreed, but several other people also came.

They were all people Zhou Ke'er had met before.

Poor Zhang He from Hejian, he was clearly sleeping but insisted he was just dozing off due to spring drowsiness and autumn fatigue, and that nickname he used to be cute was "Cold-cooked Rabbit"...

Chen Tian was also there, but her nickname was "Ilija," and she stood in a corner, seemingly oblivious to everyone else.

"We've been waiting for you, but you're so slow."

Seeing Zhou Ke'er finally appear, who was late, Zhijiansha couldn't help but speak up.

"It's not time yet... Also, the way you talk is really annoying."

Zhou Ke'er naturally rolled her eyes and retorted.

Even if he was late, he wouldn't admit his mistake, let alone the fact that he wasn't even late.

"By the way...why are there a few more? And also, Shi, when did you pass the fog module?"

Before Zhijiansha could say anything, Zhou Ke'er asked to herself.

"Anyway, there's no limit to the number of people in the main world, so more people are always better than fewer. Although the increased number of people might increase the chances of being chased by monsters, the same applies to increasing the number of people used as bait to lure away monsters; it will also increase our chances of survival."

Honghe squinted at Zhou Ke'er and replied, "So, in general, having more people is more beneficial than harmful, which is why I called a few more people."

"Hmph, to openly display one's despicable intentions without any attempt at concealment is truly despicable."

Zhang He from Hejian shook his head, casually tied his long hair up, and draped it over his shoulders. "However, honesty can be considered a beautiful virtue, I suppose."

"...Dude, that hairstyle of yours is dangerous."

Zhou Ke'er reiterated that he remembered he had already warned Zhang He in that previous module, and sure enough, he died in the end.

"...I have nothing to be afraid of anymore."

Zhang He glanced at Zhou Ke'er, revealing a detached expression, completely unconcerned about her hairstyle.

"You're asking me? Of course I didn't pass the fog module... It's just too difficult. I've tried several times, but I've failed every time."

Upon hearing this, Shi pointed to herself and replied to Zhou Ke'er with a silly smile.

"Then what are you doing following me here?"

Before Zhou Ke'er could say anything, Honghe frowned upon hearing this. Shi Shi was referring to the salad, and Honghe didn't know him well, so she thought he had already passed the fog module.

"I'll go to the main world with you."

Shi looked completely at ease. "Only players who have passed through the fog module can open the cabin door, so all I have to do is follow you out, right?

"...! Blind student, you've hit the nail on the head! What you said actually makes a damn good point. I didn't expect you to be such a clever little devil!"

Zhou Ke'er's eyes widened, and she patted Shi's shoulder in praise.

“zzzz”

Spring drowsiness and autumn fatigue made me lean against the door to sleep—no, I should say doze off.

Although Zhou Ke'er didn't know the difference between the two.

Cold-cooked Rabbit, meanwhile, was secretly observing everyone, preparing to find someone to latch onto.

"Alright. In that case, let's not delay and set off now."

Zhijiansha quickly smoothed things over, patting her drowsy shoulder to wake her up.

"Hmm...everyone's here, right? I wasn't sleeping, I just dozed off for a bit...zzz"

He rubbed his eyes, yawning softly, and said, feeling sleepy in spring and tired in autumn.

"Hey! Aibo, you ramen thief!"

Zhou Ke'er patted Leng Chi Tu on the shoulder, startling her. Under Leng Chi Tu's bewildered gaze, Zhou Ke'er walked to the door and forcefully pushed it open: "Let's go! Destination: Rainbow Sea!"

"You've overused this joke."

The flamingo stared with dead fish eyes and whispered.

(By the way, Star Journey 2 is coming out soon! Ahhhhhh! Go watch it! Oh my god, look at it, go watch it!)

"Hey, don't worry about the details."

Zhou Ke'er scratched her head and took the lead, stepping out of the cabin first.

Immediately afterwards, everyone else followed Zhou Ke'er outside.

Outside the cabin was a thick gray fog, a hazy expanse of gray that stretched to the horizon. The fog was so thick that not only the ground beneath one's feet could be seen, but the sky was also obscured. Above, there was only the endless gray fog. Just by stretching out one's hand, half of the arm was already swallowed up by the thick fog and could not be seen clearly.

It can be said that there is no "direction" at all in this thick fog.

"What do we do now? Which way should we go?"

Zhou Ke'er scratched her cheek, turned her head awkwardly, and asked the experienced Chen Tian.

Upon hearing this, the others also looked at Chen Tian. They had previously thought that Chen Tian was just an ordinary player who had been invited and had passed the fog module, but they did not expect that he was actually a ruthless person who had already entered the main world.

(It's already beyond normal even after passing the fog module, damn it! A certain Mr. Shi, who wishes to remain anonymous, complained angrily.)

“Feel carefully, and the great being that is watching you will give you guidance. Just follow the direction indicated by the great being and you will pass through the fog.”

Chen Tian considered for a moment before replying, "However, since we are a team, we only need to follow one person. If everyone follows the instructions of the Great Being, we may unknowingly drift apart."

"I see... That makes sense. Well then, everyone! Let's follow me!"

Zhou Ke'er nodded as if she suddenly understood.

After saying that, he closed his eyes and carefully sensed it...