After identifying the hunter and the priest, Schiller was given a map that only the priest could see, a very detailed topographical map depicting a bustling shopping street.

The topographic map is because it is a three-dimensional map, and it is a translucent image that appears directly in front of Schiller's eyes, which can be seen by only his concentration and cannot be seen by anyone but him.

Stark's safety is more worrying than Schiller's, but fortunately, this is not a wasteland, but a bustling city, and when he found that the civilization here is close to or even higher than that of humans, Stark was already sure to build a warframe here that could be used.

So his destination was the factory zone, but it was far away, so he was going to find a car first and see if it could start, and there was a parking lot not far away, so they parted ways under the signal lights at the spawn point.

The map location is only the map shows where the commercial area is, there is just a high-rise building next to it, and Schiller plans to go up to observe the surrounding terrain first.

The interior of the high-rise building is covered with dense fog, which is very dangerous, and Schiller does not plan to enter it, but the advantage of this high-rise building is that it has an external staircase that leads to about 9~10 floors.

Schiller did not pause, walked briskly up the stairs, and after a while climbed to the sixth floor, where he could see in the distance.

As far as the eye can see, the city is in ruins, but Schiller soon discovers that the city's roads are very narrow, even narrower than those of the old European cities, or rather a pedestrian or bicycle path than for cars.

But some of the shorter buildings that can be seen that have not completely collapsed have flat roofs and are equipped with facilities that look like helipads.

It's quite possible that the world has already made air traffic ubiquitous, Schiller speculated and moved on.

Once you have reached the top of the 9th floor, you can no longer go up, and the stair treads and handrails are crumbling, and at this height, you can see the whole city in full view.

Surprisingly, the city is not big, at least the downtown part is small, and it is the size of a district in New York on closer inspection, but without roads, the buildings become denser, and the various functional areas are all crammed together, almost like a miniature model.

There seemed to be no inhabitants in the city, but Schiller saw two dark figures in the street not far away, and he immediately held his breath because he recognized Superman among them.

If the ability is not limited, Superman's super vision, super hearing and other abilities are still there, and although the city is full of fog, it is difficult to say whether Superman's super vision will still work.

This Superman didn't wear a uniform, but because the distance was too far, Schiller couldn't see his age level clearly, so he couldn't deduce which universe Superman it was, and the figure opposite him could vaguely see two pointed ears, which looked like Batman, but because it was too far away, he couldn't tell which Batman it was.

Things are a little troublesome, Schiller thought, no matter which Batman it is, he is a smart person, and the problems that Schiller can think of, he can naturally think of, and it is not so easy to fool him.

Suddenly, Schiller discovers that Superman and Batman are also going to divide their troops, and it seems that their plan is the same, and both of them pretend to be hunters.

This is interesting, if there is a smart person in each team, then there are 12 hunters on the field, and no one knows who is real and who is fake, so both sides dare not do it.

Schiller always felt that things would not be so simple, and that the organizers must have some other way to exacerbate the conflict.

As soon as he thought about it, he noticed that the map suddenly popped up, and a shiny red arrow was marked on one of the buildings in the business district, and a totem pole pattern appeared above it.

Sure enough, the totem pole fragments are not found by luck, the map obtained by the priest will clearly indicate the location of the totem pole fragments, and the priest who sees this scene will understand that the more maps he has, the greater the advantage, because the totem pole can directly kill.

Schiller suspected that each priest would have overlapping maps, and sooner or later two priests would see the location of the same totem pole fragment.

Schiller no longer hesitated, and hurried towards the location marked on his map, and when he looked before, he had already determined the location of the shopping street.

On the way, a plan gradually took shape in Schiller's mind.

The whole game is a hands-on experiment with the laws of a large dark forest.

If everyone is a hunter, then they will start fighting as soon as they meet, because it is very important to get ahead, but if there is a priest behind the hunter, and the priest dies and the hunter dies, then the hunter's first task becomes to protect the priest.

Assuming that everyone's prediction of the opponent they might encounter was the hunter and the priest, then the desire to attack would not be strong, because they could imagine that the hunter who protected the priest would not attack them on their own initiative.

Then the plan of disguising himself as a hunter can be carried out smoothly, seeing a person find out that he is a hunter, thinking that there is a priest behind him, and then thinking that because he wants to protect the priest from taking the initiative to attack, then there is no need to attack, just be vigilant and leave.

But if there is something that must be snatched, this is not true, the two parties meet, claiming to be hunters, but as long as they come to grab the totem pole fragments, it proves that this hunter wants his priest to kill, and the person who kills may be himself, then he must not be allowed to grab it, so he will attack.

Schiller, on the other hand, thought of another thing, that is, how many totem pole fragments each person had was also a secret, and the priest with three totem pole fragments was the most threatening, because he even avoided the hunter's attack process and could kill people directly.

According to this line of thinking, it is better to disguise yourself as a priest with three totem poles, as long as you do it, I will immediately curse and kill, and no one dares to bet on whether this will be true.

But the problem now is that the game is only a few minutes into play, and even the brainless can think that the priest can't put together three totem pole pieces in these few minutes, so the threat can be easily debunked.

Schiller's method is to fake.

But falsification is not the creation of false fragments, which can be easily spotted, because the priest can see the number of fragments he has obtained, but there is much that can be written about the step of cursing.

Arriving in the commercial district, Schiller immediately found the house with the fragments of the totem pole, and obtained the fragments of the totem pole, which was a relatively small cylinder, and it appeared that three stacks together could form a complete priestly totem.

After getting the fragment of the totem, he should have immediately started looking for other information, but Schiller stood still and looked at the fragment carefully for about two or three minutes, and then walked towards the place that the map of the business district showed that it might be a supermarket.

Sure enough, the largest, flattest and flattest house with three floors of parking is a large supermarket, but all the items on it are in a script that Schiller does not recognize, and it seems that it should not be the text used by any race on the earth, indicating that the people living in this city should be a near-earth civilization.

From the appearance of the building he saw before, Schiller speculated that this civilization was not much different from human beings, and must have achieved good artistic achievements, and there was also a corresponding art education.

Sure enough, Schiller found something similar to paint in the supermarket, except that the paint here was a spray can, a bottle on his back and a spray gun.

Schiller picked up a few jars of paint, and found rags that looked like mops and a long lever in the groceries section, as well as some plates and bowls for making paints.

About half an hour later, Batman, who was separated from Clark, saw a large circle on the roof of the building on the way to the area of the map he owned.

Batman has always liked to occupy the commanding heights, firstly, because he has a wide field of vision and can observe the surrounding terrain well; The second is that standing taller can see more threatening beings in advance, so he has been walking on the roof of the building.

He was dressed in a bat suit, so he had a variety of hooks, as well as improvised gliding, and he had just used the hook to ascend a tall building higher than the one he had been standing on, and he was confronted with a very intricate pattern.

This pattern occupies almost the entire roof of the building, and the whole is a concentric circle, with a huge text in the center of the concentric circle, and the surrounding area is densely packed with small characters, and many similar but completely different small symbols, linked together in different postures.

As soon as Batman walked over, he noticed that the paint had not yet dried, and the pattern had apparently just appeared.

Soon Batman was attracted by the text in the center, and he silently wrote down all the words and symbols on the entire circle in his mind, and continued to rush to the place where the totem pole fragments were displayed on his map.

Batman also obtained the first totem pole fragment without any danger, but as soon as he took the fragment in his hand, he found that the patterns and words on the totem pole fragment were similar to those on the huge magic circle he had just seen.

Or rather, they are a set of patterns and writing systems, from the way they are written to the rules of strokes.

Batman immediately took the totem pole fragments back to the place where the giant circle was located, and began to compare the words and patterns on it one by one.

It didn't take long for Batman to find that all the words and patterns on the totem pole in his hand appeared on the circle, but they only accounted for one-third of the circle's information.

It is unlikely to be a coincidence that one totem pole fragment has one-third of the information on it, and there are exactly three totem pole fragments.

Batman took out the packaging of the merchandise he had picked up in the shop window on the side of the road again, and glanced at the place where the text was written on it, and he found that the words used by the aliens were related to the totem pole and the words on the circle, but different.

It is possible that this is the ancient script of the aliens, and Batman speculates that the words and patterns on the totem poles and circles evolved into the words used by the aliens today.

There was enough text on the packaging for Batman to decipher some of the text, but he obviously didn't have that much time to do it.

Of course, Batman also thought about the fact that the organizers didn't announce the victory conditions, which he thought might also have something to do with the danger in the depths of the fog, but the first thing he had to do now was get three totem shards.

His thinking is similar to Schiller's, a complete totem pole is equivalent to a nuclear weapon, and it doesn't have to be actually launched to kill, but it can make others act according to Batman's will.

Glancing at the totem pole fragment again, Batman believes that this circle must have something to do with the totem pole.