Arrogance is the real enemy.

Even if players have great power, they should not look down on the entire public universe.

To be honest, in terms of the abilities that players are showing now, the bottom of the public universe is not counted, they are just a little bit of a powerhouse.

However, players should not pursue anything else, such as more power, or compensation that is completely unacceptable to Ian.

Those things are more than a scourge to them.

"We shouldn't take it!"

The player shouted angrily.

Why didn't he believe that these people were going crazy and doing that kind of thing to the players!

What should I do?

He didn't know.

Players are already showing a bit of a disadvantage in front of the public universe, and they're just getting started! I just fell into a predicament.

Looking at it this way, the players have completely lost faith without proving the slightest danger.

Unfortunately, players should have behaved better, they have the strength and the courage to do so.

But there is only one thing missing, which is the most important belief for players.

"You ...... Alas, I really don't know what to say. ”

Melee players look at those people and don't know how to express their thoughts.

He thought that his abilities were clear enough.

These people are completely incomprehensible to players, to other beings.

However, players should be more aware that these people are no longer a terrible force that they can resist and accept.

They're on the verge of losing it all.

It was only because of Ian's own renunciation that the power they had always engraved in their hearts had become impossible to make into their actions.

All this is already a matter of falling into the abyss for players.

"I can't help it."

"We may not be able to change these things on our own."

He said.

Ian also thinks this makes sense, because it's perfectly normal.

If players can modify all their powers, maybe they really feel that way.

The only thing that's unusual about them is that it really shouldn't just happen.

You have carried out your plan as best you can, and I know that this is not your problem.

Ian said.

However, he had another idea, which was nothing less than a torture for the players.

"Do you know what you're doing wrong?"

He asked.

Players don't know.

They looked at each other, completely unable to imagine the reason for their failure this time.

That's the problem.

"You really don't deserve to lose this game, because the sequence ability has been completely excluded, and even other powers are not your authenticity."

"The only mistake you have is that this time, you are too arrogant and care too much about what those people think."

The ability to seal the sequence is the most important command, and other than that, there are no other problems.

So, for the players, they have naturally fought for their own plans.

Unfortunately, this part has not been very important to players.

Did it fail after all?

Ian muttered to himself.

Their first plan, to put it bluntly, was to test the cohesion of the players and see if they could change it all if they lost these powers.

But in the end, the test told him that there was nothing he could do.

Players have done their best, and their power is not without limits, often with just a little ability, players can achieve their limits.

But this means nothing to the real terrible fog, a little resurrection, or a full plan.

"The reason for our failure this time is actually very simple, the sequence ability far exceeds what we thought."

Ian said.

He knew that the players were listening to him.

Because these macros are really known to all players, they are indeed wrong at this point.

However, for the other players, they don't have any more ideas, maybe the truth never needs fiction, but who would have thought that the other part could be so exaggerated?

Enough of the sighs of the players.

But the ultimate reason why the problem became a serious problem happened to be because of this incident.

Now that the puzzle has been successfully shaped, the rest of the problem is just for the players to do their part.

"All plans?"

Melee player asked.

He needs to determine what Ian has in mind, and whether the players are going to plan for every possible eventuality, or is it going to be chosen?

This is a problem.

"Oh, it's not like that."

Ian shrugged, "If players can do everything they planned, then they don't need me, right?" ”

He said it very simply.

If everything happens as he expected, then the worst can happen to the players.

That is.

Hostile.

"Players need a central point, a puzzle that can't be solved in a short period of time, and a very clear question."

"Only then will they be able to truly determine what we need to find."

Ian said.

He understands the minds of those players very well, and if we can't do those plans, maybe someone else can do it, etc.

They know that their power can do this part.

But the problem is a problem because the players are absolutely clear about it, maybe they don't know their problem, but they know one thing better.

"Plans are a thing of the past, and when players can't figure out what they think and translate that into their actions, players should be eliminated."

Ian said.

He understands what he wants.

But it was even clearer that if this matter was a very clear doubt for him.

Then by the time it comes, players should understand that this part of the plan is a much more unfamiliar puzzle.

Players can't wait that long.

"Haha......"

Ian rubbed his head.

"Of course I know these questions, do I need you to ask them again?"

He laughs at melee players.

Isn't that already a clear thing?

Players have done this stupid thing because of their arrogance and think that they have transcended the public universe, and then lose their victory.

This is a very clear thing, and no amount of quibbling can change the implementation.

But, Ian is about to say but.

So what?

Yes.

The players are already more terrifying than others think, and in that case, what does it matter if they have one or two powers that are not their own.

Could they just skip themselves and gain more advanced abilities?

Not really.

Strictly speaking, players can't gain more power than themselves, and the only thing they can do is all the incomprehensible puzzles.

Let's say that players have been yearning for a more terrifying plan.

Now he's a little more practical, although it's not a good thing.

After all, players, this type of group always has to get certain plans before they can start to act.

"Players are a scary group."

Ian sighed.

Melee players have said that he has seen everything that those players do.

But he saw more than Ian's terrifying eyes.

"yes......"

The melee player took a breath.

He understood.

"This part of the players can be said to be a force that is more terrifying than any existence in the public universe, and they don't need power, because power is not what they are after."

"For the completion of the task, the plan, these actually have a value in their minds."

"Once players decide that the quest is worth what they want it to be, then they'll start working on it."

"If it doesn't meet ......"

Ian listened.

Laugh.

"Yes, if they don't, they're going to defect completely, no, no...... This is not a defection. ”

He wanted to laugh a little.

"After all, we weren't a team in the first place, so we didn't need to say anything like defection, did we?"

Very terrifying abilities, real to all people.

Players have found the existence they yearn for, but for others, this kind of existence is even more terrifying than them.

"In fact, we have been pursuing nothing more than this, and once they pursue what they dream, perhaps in the minds of others, this part is even more difficult to clarify."

"That's why we're able to say goodbye to all of this category, throw it all away, leave everything behind, and only do what we want."

Ian has always been right about the crowd of players.

As a player leader, he naturally knows if they have a real plan for this type of player.

So...... When players have reached their desired destiny, how hard will they be able to determine?

Players can talk about it on their own topics.

There is only one sentence to summarize.

The players have arrived at the place of their dreams, so for the others, it doesn't matter anymore.

"In other words, if those players really relied on their own efforts to achieve what would not have happened for them."

"So what choice should they make?"

Ian asked.

The melee player frowned immediately after hearing this, of course he knew what Ian deserved, but he had seen it, he didn't know what his wish was.

"If only players could really do that."

Melee players speculated, "I'm afraid it's no less than a disaster for the entire public universe." ”

It's a natural thing.

The scourge between the public universes, players, is already a sure thing.

The horror of the player has never had anything to do with the power at their disposal.

What makes them scary is that the transmission interval between their intelligence is 0, and even the slightest problem is a terrible thing for the player.

But for everyone else, it's all about to overwhelm them.

They need to work very hard to purify this part of their power, dedicate it all to themselves, and pursue something more stable.

"Stable?"

Ian asked, "What is this, do we need stability?" ”

"We don't need to."

The melee player replied, "But someone else will." ”

Those players, they have a lot of sequence abilities and a lot of variety, so they need a layer of protection.

If this layer of protection is equivalent to a collapse for them, then players will naturally be able to have power.

However, if all this is not what they have in mind, then the players can have other powers.

But it's easier said than done, the players already have the most terrifying power in their minds, and because of their choices, there is a deep hostility towards that part of the players.

Isn't this overt intent to make players their most fearsome masters?

"But at the end of the day, players aren't going to be a natural disaster."

Ian said.

His tone was serious, though he agreed that the players would be powerful and that what they could do was terrifying.

But in fact, he knew something else.

The players can't move on.

They need another layer of reason, and if this part of the force is not accurate, they should probably choose to turn.

But is this really possible?

He didn't know, but he didn't quite want to understand, and the ability of this part was enough for them to understand.

"But that's not the problem, the difficulties that players encounter are not so easy to solve."

Melee players frowned.

Of course he had to create Ian's kind of idea.

In fact, this kind of thinking is extremely terrifying, and it can even be said to suppress everything from the player, telling them that it doesn't matter.

But how is this possible? They are simply a lie.

Players are living in lies, and more definite events can only happen when they understand that all this is already unusual.

Now that they understand their problem, there is something else that should be more clear.

"Is that so?"

Ian frowned.

"So, when our plan only exists here, the players, more power is very clear to them."

"Is that what we're ultimately trying to do?"

The melee player was a little puzzled, how could he sound that these were not as difficult as he imagined?

"Huh...... How can it be. ”

Ian smiled and shook his head.

"Nothing can compare to their difficulties, but we should know that if we use all this in other things, then we will be dragged down by everything without problems."

The difficulty must be solved, otherwise it is not a difficulty, but an obstacle.

What's the difference? In fact, the difference is very obvious.

Difficulties are things that can be dealt with and solved clearly.

But the obstacles are different, and the obstacles in people are no less than the mountains of lifespan, human nature, and so on.

They are clearly blocked in front of the player, if the player can't find a way to crack them.

Then, the player will be suppressed forever and forever, and there will be no relief.

Obstacles are terrible.

(End of chapter)