Infinite World: Random Characters, Start with Red Archer

But there's nothing we can do about it; we can't just go back risking being caught by Super-Ten DIO.

He didn't want to be beaten to his knees and forced to become their henchman...

The seventh boss in JoJo, the president who can travel between parallel worlds, fell victim to this. He'd better be careful.

"Let's just stick to mastering Red P and wait for the next world."

"Sigh, how am I supposed to unlock this Infinite Blade Technique..."

Feeling conflicted about this, Han Ming put aside the Golden Wind World route and focused instead on the upcoming team battle.

Before meeting his two other teammates, he'll see if he can figure out how to master the Infinite Sword Style.

This Reality Marble is still a powerful weapon; we can't just ignore it because it's not there...

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30. Demon Void! (4K)

【00:35:24】

After finishing training, Han Ming sat cross-legged in his room to rest, glancing at the time in the Black Ball newspaper as he waited.

It won't be long before we enter the new world again. We'll be teleported to a specific space soon to meet our two teammates.

"Is the team competition a good thing or a bad thing?"

It appears to be advantageous at present, but Han Ming cannot yet confirm the actual situation.

After all, we don't know what kind of world we'll be in, so we can only guess based on the adaptability shown on the cards.

Furthermore, the fact that this was a team effort added even more instability.

"Are there any inviolable rules or restrictions on teammates?"

Regarding the local environment, he felt it was better to understand the situation among his teammates.

[Without any binding constraints, betrayal is possible at any time]

"Then what kind of team competition is this?"

"What if you encounter a snobbish guy who surrenders because the opponent is too strong...?"

Han Ming was furious when he heard the black ball's unreliable explanation.

If there are no rules to protect each other and everything is just based on arrangement, can they be considered teammates?

[Our positions and interests are aligned...]

If you maintain this principle, there will be no betrayal.

But the answer given by the black ball is also very simple.

Even without constraints, regardless of status, as long as the benefits gained by both parties are real, there is no reason to betray them.

In a group setting, rewards are shared, but the ownership of the world is determined by individual contributions.

Upon hearing this, Han Ming understood.

The so-called team competition does not involve any contracts or agreements binding each other, but you also do not have the necessary conditions to mess with your teammates unless the two sides happen to have a grudge.

After all, the rewards are shared... so in terms of world control, it depends on who puts in more effort.

"What aspects are considered 'contributions'? Does it refer to achieving a specific objective or the number of opponents killed?"

There are so many benefits to being able to access the new world; the different time flow settings alone allow for a lot of manipulation.

Both are available; please experience them in person for specific indicators.

"Tsk..."

"To put it simply, it's about the impact on the plot and the number of characters."

Without paying attention to the specific elements, Han Ming was able to know what the so-called specific conditions were.

Just like the previous Golden Wind run where you cleared the game without using the arrow, you can complete it with some twists and turns in the original storyline.

The higher the difficulty, the better the reward.

As for the number of kills, there were only three people on the opposite side. To put it bluntly, it was for the purpose of killing K teammates.

If it gets serious, it wouldn't be surprising if there would be internal strife...

Don't expect unfamiliar temporary teammates to be easy to deal with.

If there are truly huge profits to be made, even brothers should be wary.

(Although I have the same thought myself.)

Considering the process of fighting for it, there will inevitably be conflicts, but no one is likely to back down on this point.

Therefore, Han Ming had already prepared for the worst...

"Tick!"

【00:31:05】

As the countdown to "gathering" drew closer, Han Ming's hand, which was holding the Red A character card, froze in mid-air.

.........

It was a tea room with a square table.

The chairs are popped up out of thin air to display personnel.

"Ok?"

The girl's gaze shifted to her left, where she immediately recognized the character with the distinctive scar and crimson eyes.

Uchiha Obito...

In terms of performance, it is considered one of the most powerful wheelchair options.

(And it's both eyes... Did they gouge Kakashi's eyes back in that world?)

Holding the card horizontally in front of her, not particularly concerned about the other person's identity, she then turned her gaze to the right.

He was a young man who, like himself, had not transformed.

Seemingly only then noticing Obito's activated Sharingan, he quickly looked away, remaining vigilant.

(The response was okay, but they didn't seem to be very experienced, and it's unclear whether they would affect each other in the team space.)

Having given such an evaluation, she was still weighing the specific combat capabilities of her two teammates.

Obito Uchiha was quite good in both solo and team battles, not to mention he had two eyes.

They must be a very ruthless type...

"You came to the assembly without transforming? That's pretty arrogant of you, newbie."

Han Ming was slightly surprised when the girl took the initiative to strike up a conversation.

Why was the other person able to determine so quickly that he was a newcomer?

Thinking back on my performance when I first came in, perhaps some behavior exposed my lack of experience?

(No defenses at all... Could this be a safe zone?)

Considering the girl's complete lack of fear of Obito's Sharingan, he couldn't determine if that was the reason.

"You didn't transform either, did you?"

Not to be outdone, Han Ming quietly shifted his gaze to the side.

(Two-eyed Obito Uchiha... Was this extracted or killed?)

He saw this person as soon as he landed, and he was actually quite curious about him.

"Hmph, you all like to hide your identities, even your teammates. You guys have so many little schemes."

Before the girl could answer, the person who had transformed into Obito spoke in an unfriendly tone.

If it weren't for the fact that we couldn't do it here, it would have been most appropriate to just use the Sharingan to control him.

In that case, you don't have to worry about being kept in the dark.

"After all, I don't know whether my teammates are good or bad yet, so there's no reason for me to reveal my identity first."

Wearing short-sleeved shirts and trousers that allow for free movement, the girl spoke candidly.

The information on the character card in the space is more important than one's real identity.

It's best not to expose yourself unless absolutely necessary, even if your teammates are around.

"That's what I meant too."

Han Ming shrugged, thinking there was nothing wrong with this approach. You can't completely trust a teammate you've just met, so it's safest not to reveal your hand too quickly.

Please choose your identity carefully.

He changed his mind just now because he remembered what the black ball had told him.

The black ball doesn't say anything meaningless; if it's making this clear, there must be a reason.

"Hmph, you want to go it alone? Whatever, even without cooperation, I'm the least likely to get into trouble."

After closing his Sharingan, Obito also showed no trust in his two teammates.

"This is the normal procedure. Is there anything good to exchange before we go in?"

The girl waved her hand, used to this kind of situation, and instead of making a fuss, she asked the two of them a question.

"Exchange?"

But what they received was a slightly bewildered response from the two of them.

"?"

"You guys haven't played a single team match, have you?"

Realizing something, the girl's expression stiffened.

"Never fought it."

"the first time."

Obito and Han Ming's answers left her feeling utterly hopeless.

"Oh no, does that mean I won't get anything in return?"

She seemed somewhat frantic, and the girl looked very distressed.

What kind of nonsense is this?

Why was she matched with two inexperienced teammates...?

"So you can exchange items during the last 30 minutes of team discussion time?"

Han Ming was surprised to realize the purpose revealed in the girl's attitude.

"Or do you think these are strangers discussing tactics in a friendly manner?"

He said something rather irritating, and the girl was quite annoyed.

Team competitions offer an extra opportunity, as teammates might bring in some of their own "specialties" to supplement the team's strengths.

She had experienced many similar transactions before.

The participants in the transformation of Kaz were replaced by Aja Redstone from others.

Some people swapped it for items like the Demon Blade, Master Ball, etc.

Anyway, the time spent gathering for the team competition can be described as everyone getting what they need, trying their best to trade with others for what they want.

But the two people I've encountered now seem to be "country bumpkins" who don't really understand the rules.

"Um... I'll just ask if there's anything of value you brought here?"

"How could I possibly bring it?"

"I didn't bring them, but aren't those two USB drives quite valuable?"

"you?!!"