Real Cthulhu Running Game

In general, many people carry with them things they consider most precious. For example, in the real-world Cthulhu game, when players fill out the character card, there is a special column for you to write what the most precious thing on this character card is. This thing can be precious gold and silver jewelry, or a family photo or a love letter from your first love.

In many cases, this is a small note to enrich the character's background, but in some modules, these items cherished by the character card will be used, or it can be said that it gives players a motivation to go to a certain place.

However, I don't know why, after arriving at the Cthulhu game lobby, there is no so-called "treasured thing". At least Liu Xing has not discovered that "Liu Xing" values ​​​​something so much that he is willing to take certain risks to get it back.

Of course, in addition to this "treasured item", some of the content that players need to fill in on the character card in the real world has also disappeared in the Cthulhu game lobby, but Liu Xing and other players can understand why, because these contents that players need to fill in are to enrich the image of this character card, so that the KP can arrange some special plots for these character cards based on these contents, so that players can have a stronger sense of substitution.

This is like "Liu Xing rushed into the castle without hesitation", and "Liu Xing remembered that Baihecheng risked his life to help him find the ring given by his first love before, and it would be too inhuman to abandon him now, so after struggling for a moment, Liu Xing rushed into the castle again." These two sentences spoken by the KP give players completely different feelings.

After all, the Cthulhu running group game in the real world is, after all, a kind of language art. A qualified KP can make you imagine a picture in your mind with a few words, making the originally seemingly boring board game colorful. However, such a KP is hard to come by, because it has extremely high requirements for the KP's literary and speech skills.

But after arriving at the Cthulhu running group game lobby, players no longer need to imagine any pictures, because the pictures are already on your face, and the background stories of the character cards are also prepared for you, and the background stories of the initial character cards are similar to your past in the real world.

Even players can think that this initial character card is another self in the parallel world, but this self's life trajectory is still quite stable, and almost no accidents have occurred. This may be the Cthulhu running group game lobby to give players an initial character card without worries, so that they don’t need to carry various burdens just after entering the Cthulhu running group game lobby.

Of course, if it is not the initial character card, some of the lower-priced character cards will have some unpleasant past events, such as the "Tom" character card that Liu Xing bought to kill time. His past is a bit unpleasant to look back on, so Liu Xing estimated that if he continued to use this character card, he would probably have to face the fear on behalf of "Tom".

You should know that in the real world, when filling out the character card, players have to write "treasured things" and simple "interpersonal relationships", and sometimes they have to write whether you have any phobias, such as the most classic PTSD, and you can add it to your character card at any time if you need it.

So a character card like "Tom" is likely to have a hidden attribute - some kind of phobia, and the Cthulhu game lobby also believes in a sentence - the best way to eliminate fear is to face it!

Of course, it is not ruled out that the Cthulhu running group game lobby is very interesting, and the modules are designed specifically for the weaknesses of players. For example, if your character card is afraid of the dark, then it will arrange a module that is in darkness throughout the whole process. The only light source may be a candle or your mobile phone, but such a light source will always go out at some point.

So many players have complained about this, thinking that the Cthulhu running group game lobby is no longer a human being, but that it does not treat players as human beings, because even if players do not have corresponding phobias in the real world, they will be affected by the character cards and have various corresponding symptoms, which is quite uncomfortable.

Liu Xing has always felt that he should have claustrophobia or cave phobia, because when Liu Xing was a child, he and his friends played marbles under a certain building, and suddenly found that this building was not known to be specially designed or something. There was a hole under the wall on the side of the earth mountain that could be entered and exited. There was a large space inside, and there was always ventilation here, but Liu Xing felt chest tightness and shortness of breath as soon as he entered, and he was a little out of breath.

However, Liu Xing was very proud when he was young, so none of his friends around him said anything. Liu Xing could only stay inside, but he couldn't say a word clearly.

This might be the most primitive fear, because if humans in ancient times appeared in a closed cave, they would most likely be captured by some beasts and taken back to their nests, which would be equivalent to waiting for death.

Liu Xing thought as he came to the NPCs there.

At this time, these NPCs seemed to Liu Xing to be asleep. He could see their chests rising and falling, and they were very regular. However, it was still difficult for Liu Xing to find the Emperor of Renewal, because the clothes of these NPCs did not look special.

In short, Liu Xing had no way to tell the seniority of these NPCs from their clothes, and what surprised Liu Xing was that not many of these NPCs wore proper armor, and their weapons did not have distinctive weapons like the Green Dragon Crescent Blade and the Fang Tian Painted Halberd, so Liu Xing could not find an NPC worth his time.

That's right, at this time, Liu Xing was ready to turn on the automatic pickup to see if these NPCs had any gold and silver that could be exchanged for little stars. If he could gather a bunch of such things, he might be able to exchange enough little stars or little flowers to exchange for some props that were useful to him.

Since it was unclear which NPC might "ship", Liu Xing's idea changed from focusing on it to casting a wide net.

The more points you search, the higher the probability of shipping.

Just when Liu Xing was about to take action, he saw several players who seemed to have the same idea as him, and they seemed a little embarrassed when they saw Liu Xing. After all, to make an analogy that may not be appropriate, the relationship between Liu Xing and other players at this time was a bit similar to that between teachers and students. Although the two sides were not in a superior-subordinate relationship, students would be a little scared even if they saw their teachers outside the school.

So even if these players suspected that Liu Xing wanted to do what they wanted, it was not easy to say it directly at this time, after all, they also understood some social etiquette.

Before coming, Liu Xing had already thought of the countermeasures for encountering such things, so he said calmly: "Ahem, since you are here, don't leave. Come with me to see what useful things these NPCs have? If there are any, we will keep half for ourselves, and give the remaining half to someone to exchange for small stars and small flowers in exchange for some high-value props."

These players immediately understood Liu Xing's idea, so they quickly started to work hard and began to harvest the leeks that would not move.

It didn't take long for Liu Xing to realize that something was wrong, because these NPCs didn't have anything on them, not to mention valuable gold and silver, not even a copper coin.

Are all the NPCs in this event bartering?

That's a bit abstract, after all, so many NPCs gathered together, how could they barter?

Well, it seems reasonable?

After all, these NPCs don't have any channels for trade, and they can only produce so many things. The most important thing is that these produced things are digested in their respective cities, so it seems that there is no impact without currency, just bartering is enough.

Moreover, these NPCs have been here for decades, so the gold and silver they brought from the martial arts module may have been lost for various reasons. After all, in addition to real gold and silver, ordinary silks and various precious porcelains can easily be taken away by the ruthless years.

"Alliance leader, we haven't found anything here, only these weapons are still usable."

A player came over and said, "So should we find some more people to take these weapons away, so that these NPCs won't use these weapons to trouble us after waking up?"

That's true.

In Liu Xing's opinion, these NPCs will wake up sooner or later, so it's not a good idea to leave the weapons and equipment with them.

So, Liu Xing found a group of players who didn't participate in the Pac-Man event and asked them to collect the weapons and equipment scattered on the ground. To be precise, they threw them outside the city wall for safety reasons, so that these NPCs wouldn't find their weapons piled up on the side after waking up, and they would try to get their weapons back!

Now that these weapons are thrown out of their field of vision, these NPCs won't have so many bad thoughts after waking up.

At this time, Liu Xing suddenly remembered a sentence, that is, when people are full, they will have a lot of troubles, but when people are not full, there is only one trouble left.

Don't you think so, friends who don't have big cakes to eat?

So if these NPCs see their weapons, then they may only have one thought in their minds, that is, to find a way to get their weapons back!

And when they wake up and can't see their weapons, then they have more thoughts, and then they won't think about how to get their weapons back.

As for whether to take advantage of the situation and cut the necks of these NPCs, that is indeed a problem.

Although doing so can solve the possibility that these NPCs may be unfavorable to their group once and for all, Liu Xing is worried that his actions against these NPCs will speed up the opening of the eyes of the Star of Destruction, because the system prompt does not clearly state whether the progress of the Star of Destruction is only related to the number of players, or does it have to include NPCs?

It has come to this point, so it is better to be careful, lest Ao Guanhai and others will rely on the Star of Destruction to overturn the table.

If the table is overturned, then everyone will have nothing to eat.

So Liu Xing's attitude towards these NPCs is also very simple, that is, to leave them here to fend for themselves, as long as they don't affect his group, it's fine. Of course, it's best for them to continue fighting after they wake up, and fight until they are bloody and both sides are injured.

If there weren't so many people lying here, Liu Xing would have wanted to find someone to throw them out of the palace.

"Liu Xing."

Just when Liu Xing was considering whether to do anything else, he suddenly heard someone calling his name behind him, and this person's voice seemed quite familiar. . . But this familiarity is familiar, the problem is that Liu Xing couldn't tell whether this person was a man or a woman for a while.

This is a bit wrong.

After all, this voice sounded so familiar to Liu Xing, but he couldn't even tell whether he or she was a man or a woman, so he might have met some strange old acquaintance again.

Thinking of this, Liu Xing subconsciously wanted to turn his head to see who the visitor was, but he found that his neck seemed to be welded and couldn't turn it around at all.

At this time, Liu Xing felt that the sounds around him became increasingly blurred, and everything in front of him became transparent, which made Liu Xing suddenly think of four words - soul out of body.

So was he called away?

He did not respond to that voice.

For a moment, Liu Xing was a little flustered, because the current situation was a little wrong, so was this person coming with bad intentions?

Did he have enemies in the Cthulhu running group game hall back then?

That's not the case, wasn't the Cthulhu running group game hall quite joyful back then? Although there might be some minor conflicts between players, they wouldn't really become enemies, right?

At this moment, Liu Xing suddenly stumbled and fell directly to the ground.

Liu Xing, who suddenly fell on the spot, scared the surrounding players, and they hurried over to help Liu Xing, who was still a little confused.

"What happened to me?"

As soon as Liu Xing said this, a player responded directly: "Alliance leader, you were standing here fine, but suddenly you fell to the ground. We thought you fainted suddenly, and we were wondering if you were starving because you hadn't eaten for a while, or if you had low blood sugar or something."

What's going on?

Liu Xing didn't expect that the voice came quickly and left even faster. It just greeted him and ran away?