Hell has invaded, but my Hextech is invincible!

Only by completing the main storyline can one obtain a shopping opportunity to purchase a piece of equipment. Hextech doesn't know in what form the main storyline will be triggered.

Therefore, the most cost-effective approach is to accumulate complete sets before making a purchase.

Buy a complete outfit at once.

Buying individual parts is not cost-effective.

Moreover, he has now saved up nearly two thousand gold coins, and with another thousand, he can buy Heartsteel.

So, the most important thing now is to consider what to do next.

He calmly began to ponder it.

It is now foreseeable that the city of Manchester has entered its countdown to destruction.

At midnight tonight, the gates of hell will open.

At that time, nearly half of Manchester's residents will be torn to pieces and swallowed by monsters that fall from the sky in an instant.

The remaining half of the people will struggle through a seven-day hellish catastrophe, and in the end, only a dozen or so will survive.

The protagonist, as one of the survivors, joins the church and embarks on a path of fighting against cults and demons.

It's clear that the first act of Hell Invasion copied Raccoon City's script.

Ada's character design was also copied from Ada Wong.

Surviving in Manchester felt just like playing Resident Evil 4 back in the day.

Because of its hellish atmosphere, Manchester is even worse than Raccoon City, and one must leave the city as soon as possible.

As for Emily...

Hex glanced at her, thinking to himself that he might as well just leave her there to fend for herself.

He moved closer and took a look, then pressed his ear against her chest.

"Damn, he's out of breath!"

Hex suddenly remembered that he had just swum nearly 500 meters underwater before coming ashore.

He could hold his breath for a long time thanks to the powerful physique of his astral body, but Emily, who was only twelve or thirteen years old, simply did not have that kind of lung capacity.

"So what if he's dead?" Hex scratched his chin in frustration.

"Never mind, saving one life is better than saving another."

Then, he punched Emily hard in the stomach.

With a "splat," a mouthful of sour water came out of Emily's mouth.

She coughed violently, like a fish that had just escaped from drowning.

That's really tough.

Hextech clicked his tongue and said, "It's alive."

"What a pity, if they had drowned, it would have saved us a lot of trouble."

Are you trying to kill me?

Emily screamed frantically in Hextech's mind.

"Shut up," Hex said coldly.

"From now on, you are not allowed to enter my heart without my permission."

"Speak your mind, or I'll sew your mouth shut with a steel needle!"

Emily blinked her sleek, white eyes, her pale lips trembled, and she said, "You...you want to kill me?"

"You just said that," Hextech replied irritably.

"Aren't you still alive?"

"Besides, I rescued you from that cage; you should be thanking me."

Emily gritted her teeth: "Then I really have to thank you!"

"Mr. Hex Horus."

"Although thanking you isn't very sincere, I'll accept it," Hex said casually.

Emily was furious, but her abdomen was still burning with pain; that punch had almost caused her to bleed internally again.

"Alright, now that you're awake, I should be going." Hex stood up.

"This is goodbye. You don't need to look for me again, and I don't want to see you again."

Emily's expression changed slightly, and she feigned a pitiful look, saying, "Brother Hex..."

Hextech's hair stood on end: "Don't call me that, we're not that close!"

He has a psychological aversion to the nickname "Hextech Bro," because in the game, it was this soft and affectionate nickname that caused him so much trouble.

If he weren't so immersive in the game, he would have dealt with this troublesome brat immediately.

Emily gritted her teeth: "You're an experimental subject too, we're the same."

"Besides, we're both from downtown Manchester, why are you being so wary of me?"

Hex secretly judged that she must have glimpsed some of his memories, but had not touched the core secret of the time travel, otherwise she would not be so calm.

He nodded: "Yes, I am also a test subject."

"Let's just call them poor people from downtown Manchester."

"But I can't see your earlier memories," Emily said.

"I have amnesia," Hextech said nonchalantly.

This isn't exactly a lie. In the first chapter, the protagonist wakes up with amnesia, and only fragmented memories surface at key plot points.

However, the protagonist's true identity was not revealed until Chapter 10 of the game. The people involved kept it a mystery throughout, with twist after twist. But the protagonist's background was indeed extraordinary.

Emily found the person in front of her very strange, but in order to survive, she still said very sincerely, "We are both the only qualified second-generation G-element beings. The United Front will not let us go. They will use every means to hunt us down."

Hextech cleared his throat. "But I don't care."

"I need to leave Manchester immediately."

"You want to leave Manchester?" Emily asked, somewhat surprised.

Do you think you can leave?

"You are a person without identity."

"Why can't we leave?" Hex frowned. "The door is right there."

"It seems you've completely lost your memory," Emily chuckled.

"Have you forgotten that every city in this country has strict household registration controls?"

"Like Manchester, the Upper Town and Lower Town are strictly separated."

"We are civilians from the Lower City and have no identification in the Upper City."

"To leave Manchester, you need a travel permit."

"Whether by train or land, it is a grave sin to leave without a travel permit."

"Enough to get you executed by firing squad."

Hextech was taken aback.

He vaguely remembered that there was indeed such a setting in the game, which had sparked considerable discussion online at the time and was seen by players as a subtle satire of the old household registration system by the designers.

However, this setting doesn't affect the main storyline progression, so he forgot about it as soon as he heard it.

But this is the real world, and travel permits become a fatal problem.

He was a complete illegal immigrant, with no past, no identity, and certainly no travel permit.

"Without a pass, I'll just force my way out," Hex said, frowning.

Emily chuckled and said, "Mr. Horus, I need to remind you."

"Whether it was the train station or the city gate, there were at least a hundred guards stationed there."

"Heavy machine guns and artillery were set up at each pass to defend against the wild people and monsters outside the city."

"Are you planning to charge out under this firepower?"

Hex clicked his tongue.

It's not that it's impossible not to try, but even if he has an astral body, he can't withstand artillery fire head-on.

Unless he can stack Tank Engine, Goliath, and 100 layers of Heart Steel, his current survival rate is definitely less than 0.5%.

This option will not be considered at this time.

"I can help you." Emily sensed Hex's complex emotions and immediately spoke up: "If we join forces, we'll have a chance to escape Manchester together."

Hextech was about to scoff when the ARAM panel in the corner of his vision suddenly flickered.

He quickly looked at the panel and saw that the teammate avatar bar in the upper right corner, which was originally blank, suddenly lit up with a notification.

[Available teammate: Emily]

[Type: Spiritual Practitioner]

[After recruiting a teammate, you will receive +10 gold coins daily, increasing based on the teammate's level.]

Below was a series of explanations, which Hextech didn't have time to read carefully.

This Hextech game is surprisingly in draft mode.

In other words, he can invite at least four characters to become his teammates and join this chaotic battle.