After I was forced to become a survival game NPC

Chapter 10 Mysterious Island (10)

Su Nanzhi glanced at the hotel owner's closed door and decided to leave to look elsewhere. The hotel had already been searched yesterday.

It didn't rain today, and the overcast clouds enveloped the town like a thick curtain, without any sunlight or life.

Walking alone in an old and empty alley, there is always an inexplicable psychological oppression, especially when I think of the dark shadow I saw last night.

The dock gradually appeared in front of him. Before Su Nanzhi could walk over, he saw the figures of several players, and two men standing next to them. They looked like they were residents of the town.

The players had different expressions, including fear, worry, and indifference.

You must have discovered something.

Hiding and peeking makes people more suspicious. It is better to look openly. There are already two NPCs nearby. It makes sense to have one more, right?

The wooden board under Sunanzhi's feet made a slight rustling sound, and the small fishing boat that the players came on was parked alone at the pier. The blue and black water in the distance kept surging, and the waves finally fell back into the dark sea.

It was only when I got closer that I could see what was in the water. The cold hairs on Su Nanzhi's hands immediately stood up.

It was a hand that was swollen and white. There were bite marks on it, and the fracture was even more shocking, as if it had been torn off alive.

The player named Zheng Ming never came back.

Early this morning, a broken arm was washed here by the sea.

Su Nanzhi looked at the dark clouds above his head and the endless sea in front of him, feeling like he couldn't breathe, and his stomach was churning.

She lives in an orderly and civilized world, and she has experienced danger and fear when she came to this game, but it was not as impactful as seeing the residual limbs floating on the water with her own eyes.

She had seen this man a day ago.

Human life is so fragile in this game and disappears silently.

In response to the player's inquiry, the town resident wearing a hat said, "Maybe he accidentally fell into the sea and was attacked by a shark."

The two NPCs showed no signs of surprise or fear, and they didn't even mean to watch the excitement. It seemed that the death of one person was no big deal, just as normal as eating and drinking.

No, it doesn’t seem like it, for NPCs it is.

How could a normal person have such an attitude?

The NPC's explanation is also far-fetched. How is it possible that he accidentally fell into the sea? It was late at night, and he would only run to the location where an accidental fall into the sea might occur if he was blinded by a ghost.

The problems that Su Nanzhi could discover could naturally be found by other players. When the two NPCs left, the players looked at her again.

"Hello, we would like to ask when the fishing boats in the town will come back?" The player who asked the question looked wary.

Seeing that Su Nanzhi didn't say anything, he explained bravely, "Our boat has a problem. It would have been okay to wait for two more days, but now one of our companions may have had an accident. No one in the town is willing to help us. We must

Contact rescue as soon as possible."

Of course I don't want to help you because they are in the same group!

Like an NPC who had no emotions and only provided information, Su Nanzhi repeated what he said to Lu Yu yesterday.

Several players' faces changed after hearing this.

"Didn't the hotel owner say yesterday that all the fishing boats in the town were out at sea?" Lu Hui asked with a frown.

Right, this is a question that a normal person should ask, instead of asking her whether the residents of the small town are really nice.

(End of chapter)