Welcome to my Hell

Yangcun.

They saw the village archway at the entrance of the village, with the word "Yangcun" written on it.

There are many sheep grazing at the entrance of the village.

Even the village archway has a sheep's head.

The sheep's head was lifelike, as if it had just been cut off from the sheep's body and hung up. A pair of horizontal pupils were staring at them as they appeared at the entrance of the village.

"The eyes are a little strange, it's best not to look at them." Miao Baiyu reminded everyone.

Yinsu didn't care. She looked carefully for a while. Those eyes seemed to be alive. Looking directly at them would make her feel uncomfortable.

They stood at the entrance of the village for about a minute. A villager in simple clothes and a slightly old-fashioned style appeared with a whip. When he saw them, he cursed: "Where did you guys go last night? Do you know how to come back?" , go home quickly!!”

Yinsu's eyes moved away from the sheep's heads and fell on the villager. However, the villager did not stop for much, but walked towards the free-range sheep, waving his whip, and drove them to the lawn next to them.

Directly opposite the village entrance, not far away is an endless stretch of water with cliffs on both sides.

This 'Sheep Village' seems to be surrounded by mountains on three sides, with water on the last side.

Looking in from the entrance of the village, one can see the shadowy old houses, some with various crops and clothes hanging to dry in front of their doors.

Occasionally, one or two houses have smoke coming out, and the aroma of food wafts in the air.

Yinsu stared at the villager's back and said to the person next to him: "Go kill him."

"???"

Everyone looked at Yinsu with strange expressions.

Miao Baiyu: "That villager?"

Yinsu: “Otherwise it’s still those sheep?”

Miao Baiyu: "Why?"

Yinsu: "If you have to ask for a reason, it's because he spoke too harshly just now and made me unhappy."

"..."

Although Yinsu's reason was outrageous, Miao Baiyu still winked at his teammates beside him.

Before coming in, Yan Yuanqing said that she was the commander-in-chief this time, so they had to obey her instructions.

The villager had little ability and was quickly eliminated.

"Hide him and find an opportunity at night to hang him up here." Yinsu pointed to the village archway above their heads, "Enter the village now."

Miao Baiyu: "..."

I don’t know why, but the light word ‘enter the village’ conveys the momentum of the bandits entering the village to raid the village.

As you walk further into the village, you can see sheep-related items everywhere.

From sheep heads and bones to sheep skins.

Every household in Yangcun has sheep, which can be seen everywhere.

Some are kept in sheep pens, while others are free-range. You can occasionally see three or two on the roadside.

…

…

This group of people are not newcomers, and Yinsu does not need to teach them how to determine their identities.

They quickly figured out their identity in the village and even found out Yinsu's identity.

They belong to different families. According to the villagers, they are just a group of idle and delinquent teenagers who hate cats and dogs.

Although their appearance has not changed much, in the eyes of the villagers, they are only thirteen or fourteen years old.

It sounded like they were born and raised in the village, not outsiders.

In addition, they also understood the basic situation of this village.

Most people in Yangcun are surnamed Yang, and some are surnamed Gao. When the villagers surnamed Yang mentioned people surnamed Gao, they expressed some disgust and disdain.

There may have been some conflict between the two surnames before.

People here make a living by raising sheep, and every household has sheep.

The village is surrounded by mountains on three sides and water on one side. It can only be accessed by water, and you have to take a boat to get in and out.

They were gathered at a house at this time.

There is only one old mother in this family, who is a widow. She has no other relatives except her son.

This son is one of their group, and they usually like to gather here to play.

Yinsu glanced at the widow who was busy in the kitchen, "You should know the underlying rules of the game, right?"

Su Yuechan: "Is it like getting shot in the head when escaping from the dungeon?"

"Um."

"Know some rules that you must die if you can't break them."

When they first entered the dungeon, the first reaction of many players was to flee.

But as long as you escape, you will be shot in the head.

This is the rule of death. The game drops directly to inevitable death.

Not because of the death rules triggered by the plot or NPC.

"Since you know it, I won't say it anymore." Yinsu said: "Now I will tell you some of my understanding of the copy. It may not be practical. You can judge whether it is used as a reference."

Yinsu didn't care what they were thinking and started sharing directly.

"Generally speaking, dungeon NPCs can be killed, unless they are particularly important NPCs. It is easier to distinguish between background NPCs and key NPCs. I don't need to say more about this.

Killing an NPC will bring about death rules. These death rules are all executed by 'monsters'. As long as the death rules are executed by 'monsters', there is a certain chance of escape. This involves a question of strength. You need to judge your own strength and then determine whether you need to take risks. "

Someone raised their hands: "We haven't figured out the situation yet. What if the villager just now is a key figure?"

They usually understand the situation first before taking action.

She didn't know anything about the situation, so she just took action...

This is no longer an adventure, this is a little crazy!

Yinsu motioned him to sit down: "This involves the second point, mobile clues and fixed clues. Mobile clues refer to clues on NPCs, and fixed clues refer to dead objects, such as notebooks, words left in different places, and a ring. , a gem, etc...

They exist in every corner that you can’t imagine. It doesn’t matter if a key character dies. There must be a corresponding fixed clue. It’s just that it’s troublesome and difficult to find it. "

"So if you want to find it, do you have any tricks?"

Yinsu did not answer this question: "Third, the role of background NPC. In a normal dungeon, the background NPC will provide some clues to help players supplement the background of the entire dungeon.

But in death dungeons, background NPCs usually don't know anything when asked, but don't give up if you can't find anything after asking. As long as you have patience, you can also get some content out of it. Just like in ordinary games, brushing NPCs to increase their favorability. Only when their favorability reaches a certain level will they be willing to give out some clues. "

"What should I do if I encounter that kind of NPC that ignores people?"

"Generally, a good beating will make you honest."

"...Isn't it unusual?"

Yinsu: "Then don't fight so hard. There are so many background NPCs. Let's find another one."

"..."

"Don't be afraid of offending NPCs. No matter if you offend them or not, they will want you dead. NPCs need certain conditions to take action in the early stage, but you don't need to do so."

As long as there is no 'no fighting' rule in the rules you get at the beginning, then generally beating NPCs won't be too dangerous.

Of course, if you take action and lose, it's over.

If the player does not commit a foul, the NPC cannot take the initiative, but when the player does, the NPC can fight back.