Kaidan Game Train: A Chapter 1528 - 1529: Professional Begging and Shameful Envy

Chapter 1528: Chapter 1529: Professional Begging and Shaful Envy

"Do you have companions in the Mirror Space?" Xu Huo appeared standing behind the woman.

The smile on Tang Tiantian’s face vanished instantly, and she imdiately used a teleportation prop to escape from the park. However, in the Spatial Labyrinth, low-level spatial artifacts are suppressed, so generally, long-distance spatial teleportation devices can’t be used, and distances of a few hundred to a thousand ters are within Xu Huo’s control range.

After several position changes, she still couldn’t shake off Xu Huo. Tang Tiantian used a prop to widen the distance between them and said, "Mr. Yu, is it really necessary to take this so seriously? You and Mr. Wen think my thod is unreliable, but I just want to leave this Spatial Labyrinth. We can each go our separate ways. I won’t make it hard for you, so don’t make it hard for

either."

"Is that so?" Xu Huo chuckled, "If you just want to leave, making a mark on the apartnt building would be enough. Why run so far then? And why point the mark toward the apartnt building? Could it be like Wen Dachui said, that you want to lure the owner of the Spatial Labyrinth?"

"If you want to think that way, there’s nothing I can do," Tang Tiantian maintained her smile, "Besides, I never planned on traveling with you guys. You bumped into

on your own."

"Since we can’t see eye to eye, then let’s go our separate ways."

After she finished speaking, she raised a prop and stabbed it into the ground. As the pavent shattered, a force rose from beneath her feet and instantly covered the entire street.

Xu Huo frowned and imdiately gave chase. As he stepped onto the street, he indeed felt the sa energy sweeping over him as before. However, Tang Tiantian, who should have been ahead, had disappeared, and there was no trace of her around.

Not sure if she understood more rules of the Spatial Labyrinth, he didn’t imitate her by destroying surrounding objects to open the Mirror Space. Instead, he quickly expanded the "Cubic Space." Noticing soone nearby, he imdiately moved over, only to find that as he approached, his legs suddenly gave way and the "Revolving Lantern" appeared in front of his eyes. The man originally kneeling at the end of the street beca a frozen scene before him.

This was the opponent’s offense trait, utilizing the five seconds of static ti. Xu Huo escaped the props flying at him from different directions and retreated to the rooftop of a building five hundred ters away, overseeing the entire street from above.

On the straight street, there was a man about fifty or sixty kneeling at one end, while at the other end, three young players were kneeling scattered. Within a hundred-ter range of the four, three other individuals were kneeling at the mall entrance, the rooftop, and not far from the escalator.

"So many people kneeling together, what a spectacle." A black-haired man with a ponytail, also standing a few hundred ters away, applauded.

It’s clearly a trait. Based on the feedback from the "Revolving Lantern," the owner of the trait should be that male player in his fifties or sixties. Other players kneeling down were still attempting to attack him, but their props were ineffective.

Perhaps restricted by the trait, they couldn’t harm the man kneeling on the other end of the street, but attacking each other seed fine. One of them successfully launched a sneak attack while the neighboring player was unaware, miraculously knocking an opponent into a nearby store.

Accompanied by the sound of shattering glass, the players kneeling managed to break free from the "kneeling" state, but just as they stood up in delight, the man across the street also stood up and kneeled back down before they could react!

"Bang! Bang! Bang!" The sound of knees hitting the ground echoed intermittently, unbearable to hear.

"Fuck you!" a player cursed, pointing at the man, "Just wait, if I don’t kill you, I’ll take your surna!"

This also angered the man using the "kneeling" trait. He propped his hands on the ground and knocked his head forcefully, "Help out a brother, give

so money to eat!"

A miraculous scene occurred; the cursing player also kowtowed along with the man. Simultaneously, the prop on his hand automatically detached and quickly slid across the street into the man’s hand.

This stunned both those kneeling and those not, and the long-ponytail man was so excited that he repeatedly slapped his thigh.

Players who have advanced to high-level typically have been in the ga for several years, yet have never seen soone take props from others through "begging" like this... It evokes a shaless sense of envy.

Envy for taking others’ props so easily, but specialization has its advantages, and not everyone can swallow their pride to do this.

However, the man across the way seed well accustod to this. He kowtowed without psychological barriers and planned to kowtow one by one to others kneeling.

Amidst curses, several players painfully lost their props. Once the trait duration was over, a group who feared the other would kneel again didn’t attack imdiately but chose to distance themselves.

There were quite a few props capable of long-range attacks, but the further the distance, the greater the escape chance for the opponent, making achieving a desired outco difficult. As a result, after evading the props’ attacks, the player who relied on "begging" promptly fled far away, tossing out a handful of "scattered blossoms" as he ran.

However, what he scattered appeared to be re props, and various small objects rained down like a storm from the sky, which could indeed be deceiving at first glance. But as the first prop was grabbed and found to be empty, the other players realized it was just an illusion, and their anger spurred an even more furious pursuit.

A group of them chased off into another area. Xu Huo nodded slightly at the long-ponytail man not far away and changed direction.

Upon returning to the previous apartnt, Wen Dachui, who had long co out of the room, imdiately approached, "What happened?"

Xu Huo briefly recounted the events, and Wen Dachui was taken aback, "That can’t be right. You entered the second layer of the Mirror Space, and I’m still in the first layer."

Xu Huo stared at him steadily for two seconds before saying, "Didn’t you notice? The coverage of the Mirror Space can expand with the player’s movents."

"Hold on, hold on," Wen Dachui interrupted, "Let

sort this out. We know the Mirror Space’s coverage will gradually expand and expand further with player movent... but how co we haven’t encountered other players? If players eting would lead to the Mirror Space’s coverage increasing, then different layers of Mirror Space shouldn’t exist."

This was also a blind spot for Xu Huo, who wasn’t familiar with the rules of the Spatial Labyrinth. Although Dawnmoon City is big enough, player mobility shouldn’t lead to such limited encounters, especially since there’s only one Dawnmoon City. An event occurring at the sa place should reasonably extend through each Mirror Space. Props can only trap people, not create them.

The most straightforward evidence of Mirror Space isolation is a place changing without external force in one layer of space, equivalent to a location being refreshed by people from other Mirror Spaces, similar to Tang Tiantian’s thod of attempting to lure other players.

He thought for a mont and said, "Let’s go back to the bar and take a look."