This Text Adventure Game is definitely poisonous Chapter 1722 - Capítulo 1722: 3: The Forbidden Fruit of Yout

Capítulo 1722: Chapter 3: The Forbidden Fruit of Youth

Lin Xue paused, her tone shifted, and her eyes quietly glanced at Mu You before quickly darting away. She played with the long hair in front of her chest and hinted at sothing.

“Also, if there are two people, they could usually do so… more interesting things… as a pasti…”

“More interesting things…”

Mu You silently repeated, looking at the girl across from him, swallowed: “You an?”

“For instance… taking this opportunity for the two of us to research the rules of the Dead Zone together, how about it?” Lin Xue hesitated at the first half of the sentence and abruptly turned serious for the second half.

“…”

“What? Why do you look so disappointed?” Lin Xue tilted her head, looking over with a puzzled expression.

“Ahem, nothing…”

Mu You laughed dryly; he admitted that Lin Xue’s ambiguous remark just now, combined with her actions, successfully led him astray.

At this ti, he had to be grateful that Lin Xue didn’t possess the Mind Reading Technique here; otherwise, it would have been so awkward.

“I’ve also researched the rules of the Dead Zone…

Mu You stood up to search for the records he had made in the bookshelf earlier.

He didn’t notice Lin Xue behind him, sticking out her tongue and revealing a sly smile as she watched his awkward retreating figure.

The rules of the Dead Zone were not unfamiliar to them, but the Ti Cage was not a Dead Zone in the strictest sense. In this place, ti was actually flowing at an extrely slow pace, so the rules would differ from those of a standard Dead Zone.

For example, all devices involving electricity couldn’t be ‘revived’ here, but chanical devices could. As long as they weren’t too large or complex, they could resu functioning upon direct contact with them.

With Lin Xue’s help, the two quickly experinted to reveal more detailed patterns: for instance, most chemical reactions didn’t work here, but there were a few instant reactions that were exceptions.

Also, for example, lighters couldn’t ignite here, but they could use the burning flas of this world to ignite matches or flammable materials like sticks.

Similarly, all combustion must occur when they were near the burning object; otherwise, it would just be a ti-frozen fla, rely its form, without emitting any heat.

Moreover, they studied themselves.

Objects from this world and the stationary people couldn’t be restored once damaged, but the two of them could.

If they were injured, depending on the severity, their wounds would slowly heal in a few seconds to an hour, and even life-threatening injuries could quickly return to normal.

So in this world, it was impossible to commit physical suicide; the only way to die was through ntal collapse, then dissolution by the cage rules.

In terms of research, Lin Xue was far more professional than Mu You.

In just three days, the two had almost completely figured out the place’s rules, discovering several nuanced details that Mu You hadn’t noticed before and developed so useful applications.

In conclusion, Lin Xue’s arrival had brought significant change to Mu You’s originally monotonous life. Since Lin Xue appeared, that void feeling never returned, and every day seed to hold many novel things awaiting his engagent.

Lin Xue moved into a small building next to Mu You’s ho, renovating it into her preferred residence.

The two began their Dead Zone life as neighbors.

They synchronized their clock ti, woke up ‘every morning’ on schedule, had breakfast, and then went out to do things they liked or planned, such as reading, collecting usable supplies in the city, and cleaning up household waste.

In this world, things altered by humans couldn’t be restored, so any garbage that appeared needed to be dealt with imdiately; otherwise, the entire city would quickly beco chaotic.

A comfortable and tidy living environnt also helped stabilize their mood.

During the day, they hardly interacted much and rarely interrupted each other’s affairs.

Only ‘at night’ every day would they gather at the open-air restaurant downstairs to prepare dinner together and share their day’s experiences.

So, day by day, a year quickly passed, and both gradually got used to the life here, as well as each other’s presence.

Additionally, there was one thing that greatly delighted Mu You: with Lin Xue joining the Dead Zone, the number of readable books in the entire world significantly increased.

Lin Xue’s reading volu and knowledge reserve were much larger than Mu You’s, and the scope of her reading was astonishingly broad, ranging from astronomy and geography to chemistry and dicine, chanical physics, even including subjects like flowers, potted plants, and fashion design.

It could be said that Lin Xue brought a library to this city, most of which were contents Mu You hadn’t seen before. Just these books could occupy him for a considerable ti.

Their days passed plainly and uneventfully, like a bowl of clear water, yet with a hint of sweetness amidst the blandness.

One year…

Two years…

Three years…

…

Over the long-term association, both slowly realized that their personalities unexpectedly complented each other: both were rational and mature, emotionally stable, and even if there were occasional frictions, they could restrain themselves, mutually back down, so there were almost no major conflicts.

At the sa ti, the prolonged ti washed over them like a spring, cleansing their souls, smoothing the few cracks in their personalities, blending them seamlessly.