Kaidan Game Train: A Chapter 2266: 2266: Xu Huo's Portrait

Capítulo 2266: Chapter 2266: Xu Huo’s Portrait

“What is this, saying it is no different from not saying it at all,” a player couldn’t help but comnt.

“Weren’t you all the ones who insisted on asking?” the short man mumbled, “If becoming a Super Player had a unified standard, how many Super Players would there be in the ga now? There are plenty of top Rank-A Players in the ga.”

Xu Huo knew a few Super Players; they were all active at the Level-E Wormhole Points. He didn’t know much about players from other Wormhole Points, as he often left after completing an instance. However, it was widely agreed that “Super Players don’t easily reveal themselves.” Besides, it seed that becoming a Super Player ant no longer having to complete an instance once a month. If one owned a Super Dungeon, they could even protect a region from random instance invasions.

Among the top Rank-A Players he had seen, the most impressive was the Magician, who fought against a group of Rank-A Players alone in the Ember Girl Copy, reaching a level where Rank-A Players knew he was a powerhouse at first sight. Yet, he wasn’t a Super Player.

Maybe I can ask about this when we et again, if I rember by then.

“What I an is, the more capable soone is at Super Evolution, the more likely they are to beco a Super Player.” The short man once again looked at Xu Huo with admiration, “With dual-ti-and-space evolution, as long as you don’t make a fatal mistake, you’re likely to beco a Super Player in the future.”

He handed out a business card with his Beneath the Dinsion account on it respectfully, “We have to beco friends.”

Xu Huo accepted the card but said with a smile, “There are so many people with dual evolution in the ga; are there that many Super Players?”

“I don’t think Super Evolution is a criterion for evaluating a Super Player.”

Needless to say, Lawrence Lee and Hua Han Werna, the Paper Servant Master and Suitcase Man, didn’t seem to have applied their Super Evolution Power to the maximum extent, so Super Evolution was just icing on the cake, not a prerequisite.

“That’s okay,” the short man grinned, “whether it happens or not is for later. Let’s be friends first.”

Others present seed tempted — putting aside the matter of Super Players for now, only Xu Huo had mastered the Ti Force in this area. Even just sharing a bit of experience would be great, but they hesitated, unable to put aside their pride and approach him.

By now, there wasn’t much ti left until 8 a.m.; the “prisoners” had to start preparing to find rooms, while the “Prison Guards” had to start noting down the key numbers of people.

“Haven’t you found a Prison Guard key yet?” Xu Huo asked Mi Qiaonan.

Mi Qiaonan shrugged, “I really don’t know where they’ve hidden the keys. It might also be with players we’ve never even encountered. The maze is so large, there are bound to be places we haven’t covered.”

“I guess I’ll be out by 8, but with so many people covering the bottom line, it gives

so peace of mind. Good luck out there, all of you.”

The third day’s hunting event began.

Having achieved his expected targets, Xu Huo spent most of his ti working on the Spatial Core.

After grasping the Ti Force, his sense of spatial changes and fluctuations beca more acute, though borrowing the Ti Force differed; the strength of Spatial Power still depended on the Evolver’s degree of evolution, leaving no room for shortcuts.

Thus, another day passed.

By the fourth day, the Prison Guard keys were even harder to find. Even though he was the first to charge into the maze, searching many places, he could not find a single one, and the players he encountered didn’t have any either. The players, who had seen the routine of the past two days, began cautiously avoiding him, with so even teaming up, sending signals to one another from a distance.

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In such cases, collecting Prisoner keys to force them to find the Prison Guard key would be a waste of ti.

But it wasn’t a major problem; soone always knew the clues. You just had to go ask them one by one.

Amid psychic power interference, it took Xu Huo two hours to find the first Prison Guard key.

The players were quite interesting. They passed around the found Prison Guard key like a baton, so sending signals, and others passing it along, all to avoid him and get him eliminated.

When the “prisoners” increased to five hundred, the “Prison Guards” beca ten. Between “Prison Guards,” they weren’t enemies, and Xu Huo even pulled three “partners” on board.

While there were those who wanted him out, there were also those who wanted to befriend him. That day he received several business cards, separating them from the business card of Mi Qiaonan and others before resuming his dayti work.

There wasn’t much to pay attention to until he killed the sixteenth “prisoner” and found a drawing of his portrait in their pocket.

His Prop beca ineffective, revealing his true appearance after entering the Spatial Prison. All players were the sa; only a few used masks, scarves, or similar items to cover their faces with little effect.

Under his portrait were a few lines of words.

“Dual-ti-space Super Evolution,” “Psychic Super Evolution,” “Physical Super Evolution.”

There was a question mark after “Physical Super Evolution.”

Xu Huo crouched in front of the corpse, carefully examining his portrait, and then chuckled, “The drawing isn’t bad.”

He naturally put the drawing in his pocket.

After kicking the corpse aside, he went to the next room. Instead of hastily killing, he asked, “Do you know who else is drawing my portrait?”

It wasn’t hard to get an answer; everyone couldn’t change their appearance. The only issue was, the person he asked might not know the number, so when finding a second person, Xu Huo added a question about the numbers and room numbers they could rember.

Each person experienced different levels of ntal interference, so to save ti, Xu Huo ignored dishonest responses and processed only selected ones.

With hundreds of players, it was nearly impossible to find everyone and prevent information leakage. Xu Huo could only try to minimize the numbers. Having no choice, he found a head covering to hide his face and changed his height and body language — the fewer identifiable details recorded, the better, the more errors, the better.

After resting awhile, he resud knocking on doors.

He continued busily until noon, took a nap, and then went back to the Spatial Core without delay.

After exiting the maze at 8 p.m., he no longer stayed with Zhu Xiaojin, who smartly went to chat with another pair of “Prison Guards.”

Among ten people, finding one person wasn’t hard, especially when none were masked. However, as more people entered again, those who were masked also began to increase. The next ti he entered the maze, recognizing Xu Huo imdiately wasn’t easy, especially when he intentionally avoided crowded places.

This ti, using a Prop, he traded with a “Prisoner,” acquiring his “Prison Guard” key without a hitch.