Being an Extra Actor in an Escape Game

Finally, he felt that NE was completely on standby, so he relaxed completely.

Everything went so smoothly that he couldn't help but feel like he was dreaming.

Who would have thought that NE would betray the Fiyeka clan?

Although for NE, this is not a betrayal, it is just what it has always done.

But for humans, NE has indeed stood up for their position - NE hopes that human players can pass this game.

And for humans, doesn’t this help them escape from the constraints of narrow buildings?

Of course, convincing NE is only the first step. Although Xu Beijin did not expect that NE would directly hand over the mastermind's authority to him, this was actually a great thing... at least it made Xu Beijin feel that their possibility of escape was much greater.

However, Xu Beijin was not so arrogant as to think that he could do whatever he wanted in this narrow building now.

They still need to be cautious, careful and patient, as escaping from the narrow building is a complicated and tortuous process.

They are still a long way from their ultimate goal.

Xu Beijin looked back at the stream of light again.

At this moment, Xu Beijin narrowed his eyes slightly.

He suddenly realized something.

NE seems to be very adaptable to this standby state, and the surrounding environment even changes accordingly, as if... it is not the first time it has done this.

If it is the first time to enter standby, then why does the light on the top floor of the narrow building dim?

This is obviously because NE has become accustomed to changing the surrounding environment during standby, and it has learned how humans sleep.

But why? Why does NE go into standby mode for no reason?

The next moment, Xu Beijin completely understood.

Because of the fog.

The huge and bloated garbage data in the gray fog has actually caused huge trouble to NE, the mastermind of the game.

It is artificial intelligence, and the emergence of junk data will have an impact on the operation of artificial intelligence.

To describe it in more human terms, NE is "tired."

From another perspective, if NE really wants to help humans clear this game, then as the game mastermind and the artificial intelligence in the narrow building, it has more efficient solutions than currently available to directly help humans.

For example...appropriately reduce the difficulty of nightmares?

But there is actually nothing it can do. The accumulation of junk data in the gray fog is an intolerable burden.

It must allocate a large part of the computing power to process and analyze the impact of junk data on the game.

Just like what color is doing in the game settings. It constantly analyzes and calculates the impact of the madman in the gray fog on the survivors in the narrow building.

This kind of computational pressure, coupled with the fact that NE has a huge amount of human memories about the end of the world that should not have been stored by the game master, makes it very likely that it will be overloaded for a long time.

Perhaps the fact that Xu Beijin suddenly fell into a coma in the gray fog nightmare was also related to NE's state?

Xu Beijin is still essentially influenced by NE. In some deep-seated concepts, they are still the same.

Maybe Xu Beijin's long period of not sleeping in the narrow building will have some impact on NE? Could the game mastermind be restrained by a human being?

Xu Beijin suddenly felt confused.

He thought, where did the artificial intelligence color in this game setting and the idea of ​​letting NE play the color come from?

This obviously brought huge risks, but the Fieka did it anyway.

Even if they really didn't care about humans and thought they were just a group of little ants, they wouldn't be so careless, right?

Is it because of the setting of the game itself?

And this game comes from a certain human game planner...

A guess vaguely emerged in Xu Beijen's mind.

Perhaps at the very beginning, during the game development stage, humans themselves provided a lot of suggestions for the development of this game?

Maybe those Fiyeka people are too lazy to think too much about this matter. So, let the humans involved in game design take advantage of this loophole?

Even now, outside the game, in reality, are there still humans alive?

They may continue to serve the Fieka tribe and design various games for them to imprison subordinate races...

This is what Xu Bei guessed, but his memory and information came from NE after all, and NE only got involved after the game design plan was finalized.

He knows the truth, but it only has to do with the game, the past earth, and the humans of the past, not with the current situation outside.

And many of the truths actually come from the game itself, because this game is about the end of the earth, in the process of the end of the earth.

Everything that happened, that's why NE knew so much, that's why Xu Beijin knew so much...

Thinking of this, Xu Beijing narrowed his eyes and was instantly sure that there must be humans involved in the design of "Escape"!

How could the Fieka tribe use the end of mankind to design a game for no reason?

There are countless plans and plans in their game library, just use them casually.