Cthulhu Corrosion: Another World Rescue Plan

As a social phobic, the Hidden Old Man is also a heavy gamer.

His best and favorite profession is assassin.

He has played every "Assassin's O" game, and his favorite thing is to pull the hood and walk through the crowds, but no one will notice his existence.

The hidden sword is neatly extended, silently taking away the target's fresh life, waving his sleeves, and disappearing again in the endless stream of people.

However, no matter how much the Hidden Old Man likes that series of games, he can only experience the game content through the handle, mouse and keyboard, and then imagine himself wearing a white hood, with a hidden sword tied on his wrist, walking on the ancient medieval streets.

But in this VR online game, the Hidden Old Man feels that his dream has finally come alive.

Although the hooded robe he wore was somewhat ordinary and somewhat worn; although he was not yet an assassin, but only a thief; although he did not yet have a hidden blade... but, according to common sense, thieves were generally primary professions, and they could be upgraded to advanced assassin professions after the first job change. Embarking on this career path meant that he was one step closer to his dream!

The hidden old man happily pulled down the hood on his head and stepped into the busy commercial district.

The passive skill of [Magic Hand] was automatically activated, and he could see the cause and effect on everyone's head. The red ones were evil people, and they could be stolen. The blue ones were good people, and they could not be stolen, otherwise they would be retaliated by fate and encounter terrible unfortunate events.

In addition, NPCs with mobile phones have the authority to issue tasks to players and have goodwill, so it is best not to steal. NPCs with bracelets are slaves, and they have no property on them, so they cannot steal anything.

And the guys who have no equipment, have the color name of the NPC on their heads, and have blood-red cause and effect, should be the ones who can be stolen, right?

The hidden old man blinked and looked at the ‘NPC’ who fully met all the conditions. This was a man dressed as a sailor. Whether it was the long name on his head or his unshaven appearance, he looked very unfamiliar.

The hidden old man quietly activated the skill.

[Theft]!

A transparent panel appeared in front of the hidden old man, covering the NPC target he selected. He could see the name and logo of all the property and items on the NPC. As long as he shifted his attention to that logo, he would subconsciously know how to get the item quietly without attracting any attention.

However, for the same target, in order not to attract the other party's attention, there was basically only one opportunity to use the [Theft] skill. The hidden old man quickly selected the one that looked the most valuable, walked lightly to the side of the man, gently pinched it with two fingers, turned his wrist and stuffed it into the system backpack, and then quietly moved away from the man.

The NPC didn't seem to notice that his things were stolen, but the hidden old man didn't stop carefully until he was completely out of the commercial area and no one followed him, then he took out the stolen thing from his backpack.

It was a strange scroll.

The hidden old man curiously threw an [Identification] on it, and the player system quickly popped up a reply.

[Teleportation Scroll-Northern Territory

A teleportation scroll that can directly reach an unknown location in the Northern Territory, which can transport 15 people at a time.

A one-time use item.

How to use it: tear open the scroll and let the scroll projection aperture cover all the people to be teleported. ]

"Huh? Northern Territory?!" The hidden old man widened his eyes, "Fuck, a new map?! This is a pleasant surprise!"