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Chapter 77: Are Mita and the Strange Videotape from the Same World? (Please Subscribe)
Seeing the numerous explanations in the comments, the whiny girl finally understood.

She did indeed play "The Weird Videotapes" and even streamed her playthrough.

But because it was so terrifying, I didn't pay much attention to the plot. All I know is that Kayako's family was ripped off by some company with a really hard-to-pronounce name.

Only after being reminded by others did she realize what had happened.

"So, the game 'Mita' and 'The Videotape' share the same universe?"

"This dead doctor was from an organization called Möbius, and then he encountered an agent from another large organization, GRE?"

"No, family, I feel like everyone in this world is a bad place, like we've been controlled by bad guys."

Upon hearing this, the viewers in the live stream all realized what was going on.

In that sense, O5's worldview is indeed quite sinister.

The videotape proves that the game world is haunted, and there are quite a few of them; the Mukoff Corporation alone controls countless of them.

The game "Mita" proves that not only ghosts exist in the world, but also some strange and wonderful things.

For example, this mobile game that can pull players into the game world.

It's like O5 is planning to cram all sorts of underworld elements into this worldview.

Both games now offer their own compelling features.

What will be the next game?
Is it still the same worldview?
The players were suddenly filled with a sense of darkness and despair, as if anyone living in this worldview, except for the elite, was in constant danger of losing their life.

However, this intricate web of intertwined forces has certainly piqued the curiosity of players.

"The Mysterious Videotape" highlights the evil and horror of the Mukoff Corporation.

So, which faction will the game "Mita" portray as powerful?
Is it the Möbius strip? Or the GRE?

It's unlikely to be Umbrella, after all, the protagonist of "The Videotape" is an Umbrella agent.

But players already believe that Umbrella is no longer viable.

As a special agent with the protagonist's halo, how could he be knocked unconscious and taken away twice in a row? Isn't that just useless?

Without the protagonist's halo, he'd probably be buried with grass three meters tall by now.

Therefore, players also feel that the Umbrella organization is somewhat weak.

Of course, it's possible that O5 might make things really impressive later, but it hasn't performed well so far, so calling it garbage is reasonable, right?
But to be honest, players would rather see these factions fight each other and cause bloodshed than for them to appear one by one.

I just don't know who's more awesome.

So, the players continued watching with the whining monster.

Day 16.

In order to survive, I chose to work with Agent Amir of the GRE.

After observing him, I realized that he was just as I had thought—an idealistic fool.

How could someone from the real world think about saving this virtual world?
Do you still want to help those older versions of "Mita"?
I asked him where his personal Mita was.

He said he left her at the Mita cabin because it was safe there.

Are all the people in the prestigious GRE these idiots with nothing but a sense of justice?

But it must be said that this person is very capable, and he managed to escape danger several times.

However, during the few days I was with him, I did notice some people whose eyes and actions seemed a bit off.

They looked at us with suspicion, and we were very likely Mukhkov or Umbrella's men.

Day 18.

I broke up with Amir.

Based on my investigation over this period of time, this virtual world is actually a pyramid structure.

There are three layers from low to high: "Discarded Draft Area", "Low Version Area", and "Latest Version Area".

The lower versions are further divided into 20 levels based on the version number.

Those endless monsters come from the lowest level, the "Scrapped Cases Area".

However, this area of ​​the rejected case was also (smeared).

It's hard to believe this is a garbage dump (smeared).

Now, those monsters in the "discarded case area" are being gradually (painted away).

The objective was clear: to relentlessly slaughter players and Mita.

I need to find a way to leave this world, or it will be too late...
The only way I can leave is to find (the one that has been smeared).
Day 20. I discovered an amazing fact.
The original MiSide was actually (torn apart).

We were able to enter the game because (it was torn up).
We've been used!

Day 25.

really!

I saw them!

Those guys in orange clothes
Those D-level personnel.
Damn it! I should have thought of that sooner.
Even I know about this virtual world, so it's impossible that behemoth doesn't know about it. It's even possible it arrived here even before us.
I have to find a way to leave this world and go back to report to the higher-ups that they've got their eyes on this virtual world.
Before that, I need to know just how much these guys actually know about this world.
Their documentation might give me the answer.

Upon seeing this, the whiny monster blinked slightly.

The guy in the orange shirt?

The first thing that came to mind was the jerk in the gameplay demo who deliberately tripped Mita to feed the monster and then ran away.

He was just wearing an orange outfit, wasn't he?

Oh right, and the main character too, he wears the same clothes as that jerk in the gameplay demo.

So, could it be that Dr. Möbius was referring to them?

If it really is them, then what does "D-level personnel" mean? Is it a code name for a special forces unit?

"What do you mean? The main character is a D-class personnel?"

"And there are even colossal creatures?"

"Is this faction that pays to let the protagonist enter the game really that powerful? It's actually called a 'giant'."

"Look how scared this researcher is, he's about to flee the world and go back to complain."

Upon seeing this, viewers in the live stream responded with numerous comments.

"This D-level personnel, could they be like a suicide squad? They do special missions but have an extremely high mortality rate, so they're called by the letter D, like the D for Dead?"

"I don't think so. At the beginning of the game, the protagonist is obviously doing things for money and even signed a contract. I'm more inclined to believe it's just a simple experiment of selling oneself."

"D-level personnel? Does that mean there are C-level, B-level, A-level, and S-level ranks above that? It feels like a ranking system from an urban fantasy novel."

"I feel more like a prisoner, like in many works, wearing orange prison uniforms, numbered personnel, and going in there is a nine-out-of-ten chance of death?"

At this point, some audience members began to correct them.

"Wait, are all the people above armchair gamers? Or have they never played 'Ju-on'?"

"The second playthrough of 'Ju-on' explicitly mentions that D-class personnel are members of 'that organization,' but I don't know which organization it is."

"Anyway, an NPC said that this organization could easily wipe out Mukov, and Mukov is so powerful, right? He also mentioned that other forces were afraid of him."

"I remember that NPC, his name was Wesker, he was really pretentious, so I remembered him right away."

"I remember that organization was the first to deal with the unidentified female corpse, but it was stolen by this guy named Wesker. Anyway, he's definitely more powerful than Mukov."

"Now that you mention it, this organization is truly unfathomable!"

"So, the protagonist is a member of this awesome organization? That doesn't seem quite right. By the way, isn't being a D-rank member a really impressive status?"

Immediately, the viewers in the live stream became curious about the protagonist's identity and the mysterious force that could bring Mukov to his doom.

However, the game had only been going on for a short time, so there was no point in guessing too much. Therefore, everyone continued to follow the whiny monster.

Day 28.

I was injured and attacked by those monsters.
I've been stuck in this tunnel for five days now.
I'm afraid I can't go back.
But in the final moments of my life, I deciphered the properties of this passage.
Damn God, why did you have to play this joke on me?
I hope everyone who reads this diary will remember: on this path, never look back.
(The writing ends abruptly here, followed by a large patch of dried, dark red blood.)
After reading the entire diary, Yingyingguai had a general understanding of the game.

It has to be said that it was somewhat shocking.

I thought this was a game with a huge map, but it turned out to be a pyramid structure with three layers: lower, middle and upper!

You can also travel between different versions.

Mita isn't a native of this world; she was created, and mass-produced! Everyone who enters the game gets one!
It's true, his wife gave him the house for free.

Furthermore, since "Mita" and "The Mysterious Videotape" belong to the same universe, it makes people even more curious about what those organizations and forces will do.

But what she cared about most was the last diary entry.

"Don't you want to turn back?"

As she spoke, the whiny girl subconsciously turned her head around.
The pace picks up later on; there are only three or four chapters left before the game ends.

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