I upgrade points in the Holy Inquisition

Chapter 476 476. This trial is not perfect yet

"Communicate? But... forget it... I'll give it a try."

Metis said with some embarrassment. It was really difficult to regard the unknown symbol in front of him as an object of communication, but he still asked bravely:

"What should we do next?"

"First, first, first, first, first, first, first, first, until everyone else is all... wake up, come on, come on..."

The bubble box above the 'human' symbol gave a twitching answer, as if the gramophone had jammed.

Métis: (O_o)??

"Uh...it seems a little laggy? Wait a minute, wait a minute."

Lloyd's voice floated over from a distance, and it also got stuck...

Is this [False Trial] really okay?

Metis couldn't help but feel worried.

Fortunately, she didn't have to wait too long. She heard Lloyd say from a distance:

"It should be fine now."

Sure enough, the symbol man on the opposite side returned to normal and began to introduce the rules of the game to Metis in that mechanical stick-reading tone.

Probably, the group of 'people' present will cooperate with another group of 'characters' in another carriage to go deep into a mysterious and dangerous basement to solve a horrific plague and find the source and antidote of the plague.

You need to abide by various rules during the process, such as not revealing your identity, not ruining the plot, etc.

Metis was a little worried when he heard the word 'plague'. It wouldn't be the kind that kills people quietly, right?

After listening to the other person's description, it turned out that they just turned people into zombies and then bit them everywhere?

As long as you don't get bitten, there's no danger?

"Can this really be considered a 'horrible plague'?"

Metis couldn't help but ask.

Lloyd was silent for a while before replying:

"It seems so... but it's not a big problem. I will optimize it later. But don't underestimate zombies. They are famous for being cold-blooded, terrifying, tireless, not afraid of pain, and extremely tenacious. ! Anyway, let’s get started, and I wish you a happy game.”

Metis had no choice but to follow the group of 'people' around him and arrived at a gloomy villa by train, then got off the car and started searching around.

She walked around casually with her bare white feet, then picked up a pair of exquisite candlesticks on the table, looked at them, and asked:

"Why are the scenes and props here so realistic, but the characters are just symbols?"

"We are still lacking some key resources, so we have to make do."

Lloyd answered truthfully.

There is no way, the specific layout of the trial scene is mainly related to the taboo knowledge of the [False] system he has obtained.

If the "Book of Illusion" is mainly responsible for constructing the overall framework and system, the taboo knowledge is responsible for filling in various details and having a polishing effect.

Lloyd has not gained any more forbidden knowledge in the past two days, and he has just started to work in this industry. He has not yet found a way to make up for it, so he can only make do with it to ensure that the overall framework can run.

"You can try to use your imagination to create specific images for these characters. This should make you feel more immersed."

He spoke again to remind.

"Okay, I'll try."

As Metis spoke, she opened her naked feet and followed the footsteps of the other 'people'.

It seems they found an entrance to a secret laboratory?

But not long after entering, they suffered a wave of attacks.

Several blood-red 'people' rushed towards this side slowly, with the words 'Ouch!' written in the bubble box above their heads! ''Wow! ’ ‘Ho ho ho! ’ words like this.

The font is also crooked and squeaky, and it is particularly sloppy. It looks like it has been scratched by a kitten. This is probably to express the low and hoarse nature of these voices, right?

Is this a zombie known for being cold-blooded, terrifying, tireless, unafraid of pain, and extremely tenacious?

Metis looked amused for a while, but the 'people' around her were yelling, and a few of them even had matchsticks growing out of their hands, which they put on their shoulders and turned into ' Big' shape.

Then, several onomatopoeias popped up in the bubble boxes above their heads:

"Thud, tug, tug, tug, tug, tug!"

Several smaller matchsticks flew out of the matchstick in his hand and hit the blood-red 'people'.

The enemy fell down in response, and suddenly only half of it was left, turning into a blood-red "丿" character, struggling on the ground and crawling towards this side.

It seems that the vitality is indeed quite tenacious...

"You have to hit them in the head to actually kill them!"

Suddenly a bubble box popped up above the head of a 'person' here, and the fonts inside were bold and black, indicating that he shouted very loudly.

Metis couldn't bear it any longer and laughed out loud. Then he raised his hand and casually used [Veto Declaration] to kill those '丿's.

This surprised the 'person' who greeted her in the first place. The bubble frame above her head shook up and down, as if she was nodding, and a line of text appeared in it that was blurred by the shaking:

"You're very good. Here's this for you to hit them on the head with."

With that, he thrust a matchstick into Metis's hand.

But when Metis looked down, the matchstick instantly turned into a new type of firearm that she had never seen before, and it was particularly heavy.

A line of text appeared in front of her:

"The Desert Eagle with unlimited bullets is very powerful, but the recoil is extremely large, and the trajectory is erratic and difficult to control. Don't fire continuously."

Although it was not the first time that Metis had come into contact with firearms, she usually didn't like to use them. After all, she was short, had short arms and little strength, and it was impossible for her to wield a gun and a sword like Weiya.

But she still raised the gun with interest, pointed at the zombies that emerged from the other direction, and aimed patiently.

Lloyd couldn't help but smile when he saw this.

"This distance is too far, even with my marksmanship, it's difficult..."

Before she could finish her words, Metis pulled the trigger.

Bang~

After a roar, a zombie on the opposite side suddenly changed from a "human" shape to an "eight" shape, indicating that its head was gone.

"It's quite useful, isn't it? Just use inspiration to lock it."

Metis smiled sweetly.

Lloyd: "…………"

The trial continued, Metis and his party passed through a sewer, repelled a few scattered zombies, and then came to an underground laboratory with a sense of science fiction and futurism.

It was the first time that Metis experienced this sci-fi and futuristic style, and felt very fresh. She suddenly opened her dark golden eyes and asked:

"Wow? This is not the same as the laboratory I expected, it's very special? How did you imagine it?"

"It's designed based on the space laboratory."

Lloyd answered truthfully.

He has been traveling for so many years, and the scenes of the original plot have long been forgotten. He only has a vague impression, and in the end he can only use the existing memory as a blueprint to reconstruct the scene.

But this is also good, so it doesn't seem too strange and inconsistent.

Then, Metis and his party continued to go deeper, and soon came to the classic scene, an extremely narrow corridor.

Several characters jumped and hopped in front to clear the way, but the corridor was suddenly locked, and then a burning laser appeared on both sides of the wall, quickly cutting one of the "people" in half.

"Oh no! They will die in there! Find a way to save them!"

A "person" who stayed outside shouted with a bubble frame.

But before he could think of a solution, the second laser appeared and cut towards the remaining "people".

"In the name of veto!"

Metis shouted hurriedly.

An invisible force suddenly condensed into a sledgehammer, smashed down on the head, stopped the laser, and saved the remaining "people".

A reminder line appeared in front of Metis:

"Ding~ Complete the B-level reward plot, get ￥#@#@#￥..."

followed by a string of garbled characters.

"Uh... I haven't designed the reward yet..."

Lloyd hurriedly explained awkwardly.

"Hmph! Then you have to compensate me when you come back!"

Metis said, inadvertently using that coquettish tone.

The following trial process can be said to be 'thrilling' and smooth, right?

The 'thrilling' part is that their group of 'people' really encountered various crises and challenges, such as zombie sieges, mutant species, and deadly traps, and several 'people' were killed because of this.

Metis was safe and sound from beginning to end. She had extraordinary power and a gun. These slow-witted zombies had no way to deal with her. Even the most dangerous mutant species were killed by her with [Declaration of Veto]. Otherwise, the whole team would have died here.

And the smooth part was that there was no trouble in the whole plot process, and it was considered to be a complete operation.

Finally, Metis and several surviving ‘people’ boarded the train to escape, and then heard Lloyd say:

"Okay, the first scene test is over, what do you think?"

"Do you want to hear the truth or polite words?"

Metis asked with a smirk.

Lloyd hesitated for a moment and replied:

"Then let's say polite words first?"

"Wow! So thrilling! So exciting! I'm scared!"

Metis replied sarcastically, as if she had turned back into the unkempt drunkard.

"What about the truth?"

Lloyd asked unhappily.

Metis still smiled and sat on the train seat, her pair of jade feet lifted up, shaking back and forth, and replied:

"The truth... It's quite interesting and fun. It's a very novel game, right? I can also feel your careful design in it. Anyway, I never imagined that I could play like this before, and I'm very happy."

Huh? Why does the truth sound better than polite words?