Become a god by maxing out skills in an infinite game.

Chapter 3 Lost (3)

The three crew members worked together to barely stop the man who was out of control.

"Let me go! Don't drive the boat." The man struggled and shouted in horror, "You will regret it, you will regret it!"

[NPC 'Li Bin' - an old employee on the ship. He has a good relationship with the captain. 】

Jiang Qi looked at the message on the man's head. The situation seemed a bit complicated. Something had scared him into becoming a prophet.

No matter how others tried to persuade him, the prophet just couldn't get in. However, he was held down by several people and couldn't move. The veins on his forehead popped out from the suffocation.

Looking at the situation, there is no doubt that he would rather jump into the sea and swim back than take this boat trip.

"Captain, what's wrong with Brother Li?" Zhou Yunzhou looked at the captain cautiously, "He was fine when he was on duty last night."

"Who knows what the hell he's doing? It's unlucky to be so early in the morning." The captain said impatiently, "He can't go out to sea like this. Go contact the rescue and get him away."

Jiang Qi looked at the captain again.

[NPC 'Dong Fei' - the fishing boat captain, the person who interfaces with the expedition team, has more than ten years of ocean-going experience, and is familiar with fishing boat driving.

Because the price you paid was high enough, he agreed to dock at Port Hughes to pick you up. 】

It is said that money can bring about evil spirits. Isn’t this the behavior of the expedition team, an act of extrajudicial lunatics...

The crew members quickly led Li Bin out. The three members of the expedition team who came in a hurry were stunned for two seconds when they saw the crowded and chaotic scene. They leaned against the wall to make way for the captain with a worried look on his face.

Jiang Qi looked at the people present. The closed map made it easy to identify players and NPCs. There were only so many people on the ship, and there were no NPCs without names to make up the number.

The only ones who cannot see the information are the players, and there are exactly six members of the expedition team wearing the same shirts.

"What is he talking about? Why would he regret it?" The short-haired male player looked at the captain and the crew in confusion.

"I guess there's something wrong with my brain. Don't worry, it won't delay the trip." The captain said unhappily, and then left the cabin.

When he learned that the fishing boat was heading back, Li Bin's mood eased a bit, but he still couldn't ask anything. It didn't take long to get the people off the boat, and the fishing boat set sail again.

"No, it's already like this. Do you still want to go to sea?"

The speaker was a young man in his early twenties. He stood in the wind, his hair was blown into a mess. He looked at the guardrail with peeling patent leather and the endless sea and shrank his shoulders.

Seeing no one responded, the young man suspected that he had guessed wrong. These so-called team members on the deck were not players from the real world. The uneasiness caused by being alone made him more and more excited.
"What if that person just now was reminding us? Don't you know that Death is coming? This damn game is just a dream, right? I have to go back."

When the young man said the word "game", the NPC crew members and the sea breeze who were collecting fishing gear five steps away were silent for a moment. Soon, everything returned to what it was before.

[Player 'Tian Junliang' violated the rules of the game and was given a yellow card warning (player data will be cleared after two yellow card warnings)]

"Don't do this to me, I."

Tian Junliang was interrupted by the short-haired man mid-sentence, "Clearing data is death."

Hearing this, Tian Junliang's face turned pale and he did not dare to say any more nonsense, "Is there no way to exit?"

The short-haired man glanced at him and said in a volume that only a few players could hear, "Yes, clearing the level is the only way to leave."

(End of this chapter)