He keeps getting the same dream, an unspeakable and horrible war, but there hasn’t been a war in the last hundred years, so what exactly does it mean?

In this game there's no room for love.
No room for mercy.
There should be no void nor hint of weakness.
In this game there are no friends for everybody is an enemy......................
.............And in this game there's no way out unless it's.....................................................................................................................

GAME OVER

In this game there's no room for love.
No room for mercy.
There should be no void nor hint of weakness.
In this game there are no friends for everybody is an enemy......................
.............And in this game there's no way out unless it's.....................................................................................................................

GAME OVER

this is also published in Wattpad at my account BelleLouisea.

With the Jujutsu schools in the East in turmoil, Sert is tasked as one of the few American based sorcerers to begin building his own school in the hopes the power balance won’t be flipped so easily. The task was given to him by none other than Tsunami Yuki, aka the Vagrant, and the deadline is drawing nearer and nearer until the day everything goes up in flames. So how has Sert not managed to find even a single student in the 7 years he’s had since being force-*COUGH* asked to start?! 

Adding insult to injury the levels of cursed energy in the US are rising, and with the absence of many sorcerers, curse users are on the rise in spades…



Kinda just a rough draft synopsis of an idea I had, probably wont write anything but who knows.

haha,don't read,there is literally no book

Official Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Contest. This is where the People of Dawn know there own faith in the Game World called 'Moblie Legends'. This may include Romance, Action, and Powers from the game. I might publish 2 chapters a day but I might not.

Demon Slayers 2 was finally released among all the advertisements!
Emperor Dynasty Entertainment provided everything they could do to advertise the game before it was released. It held the front page promotional spot on the Emperor Dynasty Gaming Platform for the whole time and even got the writer of Demon Slayers to promote the game.
Needless to say, advertisements online and offline were basically everywhere. Emperor Dynasty Entertainment knew better than anyone that there was no reason to skimp on advertising as each player represents income for the game, and the money could be easily made back from these advertisements.
The industry professionals thought someone like Chen Mo who would try to get the best out of every situation would try and start something, but Chen Mo was completely silent, not even a Weibo was posted.
This disappointed many drama hungry fans.
As Demon Slayers 2 continued to get more and more popular, its statistics were released.
In the first month of its release, it had 2.92 million players, 12% paying users, Average revenue per user of 187.3, with a monthly income of sixty five million RMB.
This number shocked the entire mobile gaming industry.
Card game developers around the world now have a strong understanding of the statistics related to mobile card games and have a hunch for the statistics such as number of active players and average revenue per player.
Many didn't expect much from Demon Slayers 2 as the IP Demon Slayers have been more or less exhausted, and there had been many cases where the sequel of the game did worse than its prequel.
Most mobile card game designers knew, even without looking at player reviews, that Demon Slayers 2 was incredibly successful.
If Emperor Dynasty Entertainment continues to advertise the game, the 65 million achieved for the first month might even be able to keep going up.
Qiu Bin's wasn't overestimating when he said it was possible to get eighty million in monthly revenue. As long as Demon Slayers 2 holds its place, without any competitors for two months, it was probable to reach that number. 
This was both good and bad news for other video game designers.
The bad news was that Demon Slayers 2 will take off a chunk of their player base. Other mobile card games could only hope they aren't affected, or worse yet, lose in revenue.
The good news was that Demon Slayers 2 proved that mobile card games still had room for improvement. Being able to get a monthly revenue of sixty five million means that other it was possible for other card games to reach that number too.
"Demon Slayers 2 got sixty five million in revenue in the first month, seems like it's topping the charts again."
"How long do you think it's going to stay there? Three months? Half a year?"
"I think at least three months. I played the game for a bit, and I'm quite impressed. The quality of the game is much better than the others on the market, the art quality is also quite amazing. Qiu Bin's understanding of mobile card games is quite scary."
"Sigh, I guess we're going to get less revenue for the next little while."
"It's normal. People were wondering if I Am MT's success was possible to replicate and held back on investing into it. The quality of mobile card games aren't too high. But after seeing that it was possible for other mobile card games to make money, there will be companies who want to monopolise the market. I'm sure that there will be more high quality games like this in the future."
"Yeah, we've made so much money for a year doing nothing. The players are bored too. It's time we made something new."
"If you're thinking of making another mobile card game, play more Demon Slayers 2 and learn from its combat system and artstyle."
"Thankfully we've raked in a bunch of money. We should reinvest that into art and music now, we can't let Demon Slayers take all the glory! We must take back what is ours!"
"We weren't even the ones who suffered the worst. The worst are the mobile game designers that insist on making other genres of games. They must be so choked out by all these card games."
"It can't be helped, the times have changed. They thought that mobile games are all casual games, but they finally realised how profitable it is."
"Alright, enough talking, I've gotta go back to grinding and try to grab a piece of this pie."
---
The launch of Demon Slayers 2 whipped up a storm in the mobile gaming industry.
Perhaps it was just another new game to the players, but videogame designers saw a different message.
After a year or so of testing, Emperor Dynasty Entertainment finally decided to take over the mobile card game market.
They can foresee that Emperor Dynasty Entertainment will continue to invest into this following the success of Demon Slayers 2. They'll make more copies, with good artwork and their huge distribution to make many high quality mobile card games of different themes, consuming the entire mobile card game market in the process.
After seeing their intentions, the other mobile card game designers are forced to follow the changes and increase the quality of their games.
In no time at all, the peaceful mobile card game market was now in a race to reach the top.
---
Chen Mo had no pressure at all as he watched everyone fight it out.
Onmyoji was more or less finished, the only things remaining were some artworks and some minor adjustments to the balancing which could be done in a week or two."
Qian Kun sent Chen Mo a spreadsheet, "I've sent you the rates for Shikigami drawing. If there it'll be final if there aren't any problems."
Chen Mo gave it a look.
These numbers were synthesised by Qian Kun, they even included pseudo-random elements.
SSR Shikigamis like Ootengu, Shuten Douji, and Arakawa no Aruji had around 0.1% drop rate, SR Shikigamis like Yuki Onna, and Inugami had around 1% drop rate, event based SR Shikigamis like Umibouzu, and Kuro Mujou had around 0.1% drop rate. Other R Shikigamis like Sanbi no Kitsune had around 3.5% drop rate.
Basically, there was a one percent change of drawing an SSR, twenty-four percent for SR, and seventy-five percent for R.
The drawing method and probabilities were set by Chen Mo, Qian Kun just assigned each Shikigamis their probability according to how rare they should be to match Chen Mo's expected total probability.
Moreover, Qian Kun added pseudo-random probabilities. The players are guaranteed an SR if they fail to draw one ten times in a row, and the same applies to one hundred times in a row for SSR.
Chen Mo nodded, "It's more or like done, but remove the pseudo-random."
Qian Kun was shocked, "Huh? Remove the pseudo-random? Are you sure?"
Chen Mo nodded, "Yes."


Chen Mo liked calling himself a video game designer, despite being a mere video game producer.
After dying one day from work-related stress, he transmigrated into a parallel world as himself, right after he graduated. He was now in the body of his younger self, who also aspired to be a video game designer. 
Will he be able to fulfill his dream after being reborn in this oddly different new world, and become the best video game designer in that world?
Follow Chen Mo on his romp through video game classics as he brings the great games of the past to a whole new world in pursuit of his dreams!
Note: This Novel has been continued as a passion project by its translator. The continuation of this novel will not affect the result of Trial Reading or Voting Pool. 

G-2nd Warehouse.
When the sky gradually turns dark, rain starts to fall. In a warehouse that's built up by eighteen cargo containers by the dock, five young field agents are currently going through their well planned operation.
In Room-6, Delta just accepted an invitation and started a game.
After he clicked onto the 'Start The Game!' button, the images on the screens change again. The screens remain black, but there's a bright green lines on it plotting a simple floor plan with seven rooms, and it looks just like the one there are now in, but it is all upside down. Room-6 is now at the bottom middle of the map.
Soon, three green birds appear, flapping their wings in the inner half of Room-2, right in front the full length window panel of Room-6, and then the instruction is revealed.
>Move two birds into different positions and click 'Lock'.
Move two birds, that means it needs one to be remained in its original position.
Delta repeats the instruction in his head, and he starts to move the birds randomly. He moves the first one into Room-3, and he moves the last one into Room-4. And finally, he clicks onto the 'Lock' button.
The image changes again. The two birds moved by Delta fly away, while the one remains at its position is trapped in a cage and is burnt down into ashes, the bird cawed wrath and loudly.
Delta shuts his eyes and frowns.
However, the game is passed, Delta comes to the second level.
In this level, the floor plan remains, the numbers of the birds remain too, they appear inside the inner half of Room-2, but what's different is the color of the birds. The first bird turns blue, the second turns yellow, and the third one turns white. Then, three green crosses appear in various position, one at the outer half of Room-2, one at Room-3, and one at Room-4. The instruction is then revealed.
>Move these three birds into their current positions.
Move them into their current position? What does it mean by 'current position'? Delta doesn't understand, the birds have their position in the inner half of Room-2, are they supposed to not be in here and instead they belong to the three plotted positions respectively from the beginning?
Delta chuckles bitterly as he suspects something is going wrong with this game.
Blue, yellow, white, that were the colors of the magnets they used when they were going through tonight's plan back in the HQ. Blue represents Remington, yellow is Trevor, and white is Zero. And the three green crosses plotted in the map now, is exactly where they're standing by right now.
This isn't a coincidence, isn't it? Delta thought to himself. This game is not just a game, it's something else.
Delta inhales quietly as he picks the blue bird up and places at where Trevor is guarding at right now, he thought he could use a probe, but at the moment he releases the key, the blue bird jumps back into the original position back at the inner half of Room-2.
Delta stunned, he doesn't know what should he do next, he feels insecure, it's like the game itself knows Delta is cheating.
Delta wants to confirm his conjecture against this game, he picks the blue bird up again, but this time, he drags it into Room-3, and he drops it onto the green cross.
This time, by the moment Delta releases the cursor, the blue bird is nicely placed on the green cross in Room-3, and it caws once. Delta stunned. The game gives him a chill down to his spine.
And now he can confirm that this game is not just a video game, it's a threat, and it's delivering a message. And now Delta knows, he can't cheat the game, because someone else clearly knew their plan, and that someone is now actually watching them.
Delta gulps as he suspects, his hands shiver a little, but he decides to continue the game. He places the yellow bird onto the green cross in Room-2, and he places the white bird onto the one in Room-4. They each caw once.
The game is passed just by then, no bird is burnt, and Delta comes to the final level.
This time, the floor plan remains, the three birds remain in their colors and positions, but when everything remains, there's one other thing that's not. A red cross appears, in the middle at the inner half of Room-2, the position where the green bird was burnt down back at the first level. When Delta falls into his ponder, the instruction appears.
>Move one bird onto the red cross.
Move one bird onto the red cross... Delta gasps, his breath turns unstable as he shudders.
If the man behind this game is actually watching them; If these three birds really represent Remington, Trevor and Zero in the current circumstance; And if the previous levels were constructing the whole frame of rules for this game... Doesn't it mean that the one who Delta will be dragging into the red cross...
Is going to burnt to death?
Delta abruptly gasps and pants heavily, he is terrified, and he knows that he is now in the middle of his mission, this game must be passed in order to retrieve the data to put the Helsinki Family into custody, but he also knows that someone from his squad is actually going to die tonight in this G-2nd Warehouse.
Delta frowns and bites his lower lips, while he sinks into his thought, a countdown device suddenly appears at the corner of the screen.
>Random generates in 25 seconds.
The man behind the game is exactly watching him, Delta raises his head in shudder, he looks around and tries to find the monitor device. While just by he found it behind him, the countdown starts.
>25 sec...
>24 sec...
>23 sec...
Delta gasps even heavier, sweat streams down his forehead while he is trying to stay calm and think.
It is a game, what if it doesn't actually kill? What if it's just a game to distract one of their defenses? Delta thought in his mind to calm himself down. He then starts to analyse the situation and decide who is going to be his choice.
>15 sec...
>14 sec...
>13 sec...
First, Trevor. He is guarding at the main access in and out of the G-2nd Warehouse, he is the most front line defender in this operation, he is the most important player in this plot, he can't be moved; For Remington, from where the position of the red cross to Room-3, it's a 97% of blockage if he retreat from his position, moreover, there's a hidden access from the corner of the room, he can't be moved too; While for Zero, the exposure from the red cross to Room-4 is the smallest, and there has two partition walls as a delaying shield covering the entrance up if there's any outside forces enter, furthermore, she still has a complete 100% of vision upon the entrance even if she is retreated to the center point of the inner half of Room-2.
>10 sec...
>09 sec...
>08 sec...
But, Delta holds back to his decision. Zero is a lady, she is the most vulnerable among them, what if something bad is going to happen to her when she stands in that place? And not to mention, Room-6 and Room-7 are totally secured by now, Delta is fine by himself here, while Ash does not have to be in the small empty administrative office to look over Delta, he can take over Remington's position and guards Room-3; While Remington is a reliable man, he is strong and he is unhurt, he could take Zero's place to be in the red cross and take any blow, he will be totally fine, and Delta is somehow sure that Remington can handle anything and he will understands his decision.
>07 sec...
>06 sec...
>05 sec...
Just by the countdown comes to an end, Delta finally made up his mind. He moves his cursor onto the blue bird and picks it up from Room-3, he then drags and drops it onto the red cross in the middle of Room-2's inner half.
And... Time's up.
Delta's decision is immediately accepted. The blue bird is firmly placed onto the red cross. Delta stares into the screen and awaits for a few seconds, he expects some changes are going to be shown on the image, but nothing change. There is nothing happening, but why?
Just by Delta immerses himself into the screen, a hoarse man's voice suddenly comes in. His voice is transmitted from the speakers installed in the corners of every room.
"Player Blue, Remington Develier, please move forward to the center of the red cross."
As the voice mentioned, Delta held his head and looks out of the PVC window panel of Room-6, he finds a red cross printed by a laser projector from the top onto the floor at the middle of Room-2's inner half, exactly where the green bird died.
The rest of the squad is stunned, all of them raise their head and look around the room they're at, searching for speakers and CCTVs.
"What was that?" Remington first asked, "Who the hell was that?"
"This voice..." said Trevor in a puzzled tone, "Isn't this..." but he becomes stammered.
Ash clicks his tongue impatiently, "What is this about? Is this part of the game, Delta?"
Delta can't help himself but shudders and gulps, "I t-t-think so..."
"How does he know my name? And what's with the color code?" Remington asked in doubt, "Delta, you inputted our name?"
"No, I didn't type anything!" Delta answered with a frown, "I swear!"
"Calm down, Delta." and Zero finally spoke, "We'll figure this out."
"Figure what out exactly? The game? Or how does he know my name?" Remington asked in a perplexed tone, he then steps backwards until he reaches the door, he cranes his head out and takes a glance at Room-2, "He wants me to move to the red cross? Why?"
Zero moves to the entrance and takes a closer look at the spot too. And there, she finds the surface of the floor where the red cross is printed on looks a little different from the others.
There is a mechanism in it, Zero got herself a conclusion. Whatever that is inside the floor, Zero is certain that it's extremely bad. Nothing good is going to happen no matter how.
While by all of them are observing and speculating, the hoarse voice comes in again.
"Remington Develier, please move forward to the center of the red cross, or everyone else dies tonight. Counting down to five..." he warned, and he started the countdown right away.
Everyone in the warehouse is in shock, especially Remington, but he stops resisting, instead, he steps out of Room-3 carefully into Room-2. He looks at the red cross and gulps.
"Four..."
As the voice counts, Remington continues to step forward.
"Three"
"Rem..." Delta called weakly across the window with his lips trembling.
Trevor opens his eyes widely and stares at him, "Rem!" he called in unease.
"Two..."
While Ash dashes out of Room-7, he runs across Room-3 and arrives at Room-2. By the moment he grabs Remington's shoulder and pulls him back, Zero suddenly talks.
"Nobody moves." she steps out of Room-4 and comes into Room-2, she looks up at the CCTV, and she suggested, "I'll take his place. You take me, let him go."
As she speaks, the countdown stops immediately. The voice pauses for a short moment, it seems like he is feeling surprised too.
"Zero..."
All of them stunned, until the hoarse voice speaks again.
"Player White, Zero Eastman, please move forward to the center of the red cross."
He repeated the instruction, while this time, he had his target changed.
Not waited until everyone to react to the situation, Zero quickly proceeds and steps onto the red cross as mentioned.
The voice then speaks again, "Player locked."
Just by he stated, the whole inner half section of Room-2 is barred.
Metal bars speedily drop from the top and stab deeply into the hidden holes on the floor and structure into a huge cage trapping Zero in the center.
By then, in Room-6, the blue bird on the red cross suddenly turns white, it is trapped in a huge cage just like what is happening in Room-2 right now.
"Zero! Zero!" Delta bends his body forward and slaps onto the PVC panel, he yells all he can, "No, Zero! Get out of there! Now!"
"No no no no no! You don't do this!" Remington dashes to the cage and holds onto the steel bars, he pulls them rapidly and vigorously trying to break the cage, and he yells angrily at the CCTV, "Whatever is that you want to do, you don't do it! You hear me!? YOU DON'T DO THIS!"
Ash and Trevor dash up to the cage and try to break it too, but all of the bars are firmly stabbed into the designated slots, they are locked from the inside and can't be pulled out manually. The both of them then leave Room-2 and start to search around the warehouse for any switches or mechanisms that's probably going to open up this cage.
"Zero, hold on! I'm gonna get you out of there!"
Remington suddenly let go of his hands, he pulls his gun out and steps backwards, he locks the hammer and point the gun at the steel bar. And he pulls the trigger, rapidly.
After a few shots of trying, Remington finds the bars unharmed. He then changes his target and goes for the joints at the upper and lower tip. He pulls the trigger again, rapidly, until he is running out of bullets.
"FUCK!"
Remington throws his gun on the floor and runs to the cage again, he grabs onto the bars and shakes them vigorously.
"DAMN IT!" he yells in wrath, "Isn't me that you wanted? Huh? Now open this cage and let her go, I promise I will be in there! Now you open this GOD DAMN CAGE!"
"Remington!" Zero suddenly called, she comes to Remington and holds onto his hands on the bars, "Our operation is now fully exposed, you must go now." she warned in her calmest tone.
"No! I'm not leaving until I get you out of there!" Remington insists, he starts to search around, looking for a lock, "If it's a cage, there must be a lock! Where is the lock, how do I open this cage, how do I... W-where... Where's the FUCKING GOD DAMN LOCK!" Remington cries, tears splatter out of his eyes, "How do I open it? Why can't I open this!? Zero!"
Just as he vents, he suddenly hears a continuous hisses comes out from the floor, right at the center of the red cross.
It's the sound of an opened gas burner, Remington can smell the gas, it's definitely a burner. There will be a fire here, soon.
Remington stunned, he opens his teary eyes widely and stares into Zero's golden eyes, Zero stretches her hands out and holds onto Remington's face. She caresses him gently as she speaks.
"Hey, listen." she whispers, "You know I will never forget how many times you boys protected me from all those life risking moment, I will never forget. But I can't always be guarded by you." she sobs and whimpers as she speaks, "I am your leader, it is time for me to protect you."
"No... Zero!" Remington cries, tears streamed down his warm cheeks, he holds tightly onto Zero's hands, he doesn't want to let go.
Ash and Trevor dash back to the scene, at the same time they frown and shake their heads at each other. There's no switches, and no mechanisms in function that can open this cage nor turn this burner off. They both know this place is going to explode soon.
"Ash."
While just by Ash is going to search around the warehouse again, Zero called him up. Ash hence comes to the cage and looks at Zero with a sorrowful face.
"Zero." he called, and he knows Zero is going to give him a message.
"Take care of Ninox for me, will you?" asked Zero, smiling gently at Ash.
Ash closes his eyes and nods rapidly, warm tears stream down.
By then, the hisses of the gas releasing into the air turns louder. Zero's face is covered in tears, she steps back into the red cross and she gives her last order as the leader of Squad Ninox.
"Operation fail, Squad Ninox fall back, now. It's an order." she looks at the five of them, and she gives her best smile at them while her tears falls, she whispers her last words, "I love you boys."
Just by the moment her voice fades, flame is lighten from the hidden brass burner circulating the red cross, it surrounds Zero and burns more and more vigorously. By another second, the fire suddenly penetrates upwards and swallow Zero's whole body. Shiny strawberry blonde thread floats around, but they turn into flame and disperse together with her last smile.
The white bird caws once, wrath and loudly, and soon, it is burnt down into ashes.

"I'm a dead man, no law sanctions me now."——Delta. 

Ash Auberon, a young special agent had led his squad into shattered pieces after an incident that caused the death of their former leader, Zero and his favourite apprentice, Delta. Delta is now back alive with a list of targeted victims to kill, forcing Ash to work together again with his former rival-teammate, Remington Develier.

With the twist and turn along their journey, they found 404 Underworld users are all around them leading them to have connections and complicated relationships with them. Well, it might be cool having friends with illegal skills, who knows?

"Let's play a game, nac uoy fi em hctac"——???_ 
 

???:\404Boys>This is a work of fiction, any resemblance are all purely coincidental_ 

???:\404Boys>Content suitable only for adults ages 18 and above. May include prolonged scenes of intense violence, strong languages, LGBT+ sexual content, illegal behavior, and/or twisted psychology content_

???:\404Boys>New chapter every Weekend_

???:\404Boys>Moved to new home_

Probability Project Write-Up
Brooke (something) & Bryceeeee
June 6, 2018

Introduction
   A spinner is often a way to display probability. In this game, called Twirl, players have an opportunity to win up to $12. This game is one that may be played at a carnival or an amusement park, as it holds potential to take money from consumers (negative expected value) or give the money back to the consumer (positive expected value). The entrance fee for Twirl is $3. In this game, the player simply spins the spinner once, and they are rewarded with the value displayed on the certain section of the spinner. For the negative expected value game, and the positive expected value game, if the player loses the game, (lands on a $0 section), they lose the $3 entry fee, resulting in a potential $3 loss. Along with the two $0 sections on the spinner, there is also one $5 section, which gives the player an opportunity to win $2. This would be considered winning the game, but there are three other options on the spinner that offer an even greater award. There are two $7 sections of the spinner. They are small, but these sections provide potential to win a net gain of $4. The last section, giving the grand total, offers $15, or a net gain of $12. So, in other words, losing the game results in a loss of $3, while winning the game can give the player up to $12 back. For the fair game, the player can either land on a $0 section, resulting in a $3 loss, or they can land on the $18 section, resulting in a $15 reward. 

Instructions
Positive Expected Value
   The player will step up to the game and will then pay the playing fee of $3. After this, they will have one chance to spin the spinner. There is a 48% chance they will land one of the two zero dollar sections. If the player is to land on one of these sections, they will walk away with no reward. If the player is to land on the $5 section, they will walk away with $5, resulting in a net gain of $2 which gives them a 32% chance of winning it. Landing in one of the two $7 sections will result in the player being rewarded $7, a net gain of $4. There is a 14% chance of the player landing in this section. Last, if the player is to land in the $15 section, they will walk away with $15, a net gain of $12. There is only a 6% chance of the player winning $15. With the expected value ending up to be $0.45.

Negative Expected Value
Just like the game with a positive expected value, the player will first pay $3 to play the game and have only one chance to spin the spinner. There is a 76% chance they will land one of the two $0 sections. If the player is to land on one of these sections, they will walk away with no reward, resulting in a $3 loss for the consumer. If the player is to land on the $5 section, they will walk away with $5, resulting in a net gain of $2. There is a 14% chance of the player winning $2. Landing in one of the two $7 sections will result in the player being rewarded a net gain of $4. There is a 8% chance of the player landing in this section. Last, if the player is to land in the $15 section, they will walk away with $15, a net gain of $12. There is only a 2% chance of the player winning $12. The expected value of the game is  -$1.35.

Fair Expected Value
   Similar to the previous games, the player has to pay $3 to play the game, and they have just one chance to spin the spinner. There is an 83.33% chance that they will land on one of the five zero sections. For the last section which they have a 16.67% of landing on to win the price of $18 dollars which gives them a net gain of $15. When calculated there is a fair expected value because if you played the game multiple times then you would expect to earn around $0.


there was also data tables with calculations

[Welcome to the game of Survival in the Catacombs. As you can see, everyone is trapped in the catacombs.]
[Survival is your only goal. If you want to live as long as possible, you must remember the following important points:]
[1. The soil can stop you from moving forward, but you can dig it out. There are ten excavations every day. Only when you enter the next catacomb can you be considered to have dug it out completely. ]
[2. Do not casually abandon the runic base. Below, the runic base is the most trustworthy.]
[3. The world you are in is connected to various subterranean caves. Choose carefully to excavate.]
[4. Upon entering the next subterranean cave, the return passage will be sealed. Do not dream of returning to the previous subterranean cave. Every step is exceptionally important. It is like playing chess.]
[5. The next catacombs might have survival resources, or there might be dangerous crypt creatures. Defeating the crypt creatures will bring a pleasant surprise.]
[6. Try your best to plunder as many resources as possible. It's not shameful to be a locust.]
[7. If you accidentally dig up your own kind, congratulations. Perhaps you can form an alliance or trade. Or, you can plunder the resources that the other party has painstakingly accumulated and become a wave of fertilizer.]
[8. The runic base is bound to you. Once the chant is activated, the home will be opened.]
[9. There are days and nights in the catacombs world.]
[10. If you focus, you can open the game panel. There are more functions waiting for you to explore.]
[There's no need to worry about the elderly, children, and pregnant women. They will be taken care of. The disabled will recover from their illnesses. I wish everyone a happy game.]
...
In the square, sealed catacombs.
Klein frowned slightly.
Rows of small words appeared on the translucent light blue panel in front of him.
A hint of doubt flashed across his handsome face.
If he remembered correctly, when he went shopping today, he saw people falling backward. Even he wasn't spared.
After that, he lost consciousness.
When he woke up, he found himself in a strange place.
There was soil all around him!
There was light inside, and there was no lack of oxygen.
It was completely against the laws of nature.
"A survival game?" Klein muttered as he squatted down, his palm touching the ground.
He stroked the soil inch by inch before touching the surrounding soil walls.
It was firm, tight, and cold.
The space for activity was narrow.
It was about two meters in length and width.
If it was a claustrophobic person, they would definitely feel particularly uncomfortable at this moment.
There was a rusty shovel beside his feet. There was also an oval metal ball engraved with a strange texture, about the size of a thumb.
Klein looked at the two items.
[Ordinary Shovel: A trustworthy tool that can be used to dig a safe passage.]
[Runic Base (Damaged) : This is where you live. Try to repair and expand it. It might become a palace.]
The small words appeared again.
Klein picked up the two items.
A shovel wasn't unusual.
But it was the first time he had seen a runic base.
"I'll first figure out the functions of the game panel."
Klein focused his attention and silently read the game panel.
As expected, the translucent panel unfolded in front of him.
[Chat], [Trade], [Auction], [Manufacture] ...
There was a shovel icon in the upper right corner. The number behind it was 10, representing the number of excavations left for the day.
Klein focused his gaze on the chat button.
The page changed.
Two brand new buttons appeared.
They were the world channel and the regional channel.
He first entered the world channel.
"Can anyone see this? Help! I'm trapped in a cave."
"Can someone help me? I'm surrounded by red earth..."
"Were we kidnapped by aliens?"
"Do you also have rusty shovels?"
"The end of the human world is coming! Haha, everyone is going to die."
One conversation after another slid by.
Klein noticed the small horn pattern in the upper right corner.
Following it was a number 1.
[Small Horn: In the early stages of the game, you can only post one message a day in the world channel. If you want to chat freely, you can enter the regional channel.]
In the early stages, a loudspeaker a day was definitely not used to seek help!
Klein looked away.
From the looks of it, everyone was trapped in the catacombs. There was no difference in the beginning. There was only the shovel and the runic base.
"I can only try to save myself. Shouting in the channel is useless. If I don't exchange survival experiences, it will be a waste of time."
Klein exited the world channel.
He entered the regional channel to take a look.
It was similar to a chat group.
Members: 1000.
All the public channel's headshots were of real people.
The nickname was a combination of name and height.
"Is anyone near me? I was shouting just now, but I heard a knock."
"I'm slapping the mud wall on the left. Can anyone hear me?"
"I've never done any heavy work before. Now, I have to dig. Boohoo..."
Klein silently observed for a minute before exiting in disappointment.
All of them were in a daze, and no one was digging for the time being.
Klein wanted to watch others dig first...
The game had given him a hint.
There might be dangerous crypt creatures in the next subterranean chamber.
It was like opening a blind box.
No one knew whether the next subterranean chamber was a resource or a crisis!
Therefore, he needed a guinea pig.
Following that...
Klein checked the trading and auction functions.
The trading platform provided players with barter.
The trading rules were free, and the items could be given away for free.
An auction was similar to a transaction.
There was no intermediary fee.
The auction time and the price were set by the owner.
"Open the manufacturing interface."
Klein looked at another function.
Whoosh!
It was a full page.
..
[Ordinary Shovel: Wood 0/2, Iron 0/2]
[Ordinary Spear (Iron) : Wood 0/2, Iron 0/1]
[Ordinary Spear (Stone) : Wood 0/2, Stone 0/1]
[Charcoal: Wood 0/1, Fire Source]
[Ordinary Light Armor: Iron 0/4, Rope 0/2]
...
Each item and equipment required different materials to be synthesized.
Obviously, gathering and producing materials was especially important in the survival game!
Klein studied the game interface.
His gaze landed on the runic base metal ball in his hand.
This thing looked like a high-tech or magical product.
"Runic base, open!" he chanted.
Instantly, the metal ball vibrated. It gradually turned into a ball of light.
Silver-white light radiated outwards.
It was like a projector.
The speed of light was projected around him.
In about a few seconds, a simple and crude little stone house was formed.
The entire narrow space was covered.
On the ground, there were stains.
There was nothing inside, not even a bed.
"It really is... A bare house."
Klein shook his head and tentatively said, "Runic base, close!"
The small stone house trembled slightly.
It turned into dozens or hundreds of beams of light speed and flowed back into Klein's hand.
It condensed into the original metal sphere again. It was very magical.


After being awakened from their slumber, billions of people found themselves dispersed in various sealed crypts. Surrounded by earth, they each had only a shovel. They had to dig their own tunnels in order to advance to the next crypts. Nobody could predict whether it was a crypt full of supplies or monsters ahead! Klein was also forced to join in the digging, but he could see hints. [Dig further and you will end up in magma.] [It’s not a bad idea to dig to your right. After you enter the crypt, dash for four meters and stab the underground creature in slumber to death with a spear.] [A baby lamb is awaiting you on your left.] While everyone else was still exploring cautiously, Klein was already loaded with supplies and was dominating the underground world. While the rest were still stressed over their next meal, Klein was already trading with others with his leftover food...


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