Lindman closed the hypocritical headline between the lines, shook his head, and began his next exploration.

After he checked the information on the news website for about half an hour, he gradually discovered a problem.

Something was indeed wrong.

All news about the downtime update is almost predicting the time and content of the downtime update, and it is completely ignored by the Guardian's death and the players who kill the Guardian.

No matter how far they agree, they don’t mention a single word.

This made Lindeman, who had experienced the entire process of the incident, secretly suspicious. He always felt that there was some conspiracy hidden behind these abnormal unanimous conventions.

At this moment, he suddenly remembered that the woman seemed to be very obsessed with seizing the life of the Guardian.

Maybe the Guardian's AI is important to her?

But this should not be enough to be the root cause of information blockade.

So, what should be the reason?

The destruction of Ice Heart Island?

Neither should it be.

This is the game world, not the real world.

If somewhere is destroyed, then I wouldn’t it be better to build another one.

And things that are deliberately hidden by the official in the game world will only be confidential, easter eggs, and bugs.

Now it seems that the incident on Bingxin Island does not belong to Easter eggs or bugs, so there should be only the option of confidentiality.

confidential?

But what is the secret?

While asking this question, Lindeman had a result in his mind.

Is this still necessary to ask?

It must be the Guardian.

"Damn it, it would be great if I could contact the Edge Night." Lindman picked up the coffee on the table and sipped a sip.

What he cares most about now is the safety of the guardian.

After all, he didn't know what happened in the soul world at that time, and what happened to those people after the territories were broken when his time stopped.

And at the same time, he was also worried about his destination.

Before the Guardian died, Bingxin Island was ravaged into a barren land by the fierce battle. NPCs, resurrection points, and all the places that should be there are no longer on Bingxin Island.

And this island must have been judged as an island that is not suitable for players to live in.

After all, there is no resurrection point, and the fundamental reason why players rely on for survival disappears.

Lindman pressed the weight of his entire body on the back of the chair, and he was pondering at this moment.

If you go online again after the update is completed, where will your body appear?

Some random city?

Or is it a remote novice village?

If so, will he meet a new guardian?

Although he understood that the guardians had different appearances and shapes, when he thought of this problem, he still looked forward to it for a while.

"How long will it take to update..." Lindman refreshed the news page. If the game update is completed and logged in, the website will also give prompts simultaneously to let players go online.

As Lindeman kept refreshing, for some reason, a name suddenly appeared in his head.

Gardenia star.

This player, who has been judged as "completely dead" in the game, is doing what he is doing in Nordic now?

Will he complain on the official website of the game after being banned?

Although Lindeman felt that all his complaints would not be accepted by the game official, after all, he was expelled from the heavenly realm after committing the laws of heaven, so what's the use of complaining to the heavenly realm?

In addition, the account of this game is bound to the person himself, so a person can only have one account in his life.

In other words, he could no longer see Gardenia Star appear in the game.

"Hey..." For some reason, Lindeman thought of the experience of Gardenia Star and even sighed faintly.

Maybe I think he is a little pitiful.

However, there is an old Chinese saying, "Pity people must have something hateful." This sentence is appropriate to describe Gardenia Star.

...

"Long Ye, how long did Xie Lan hatch? " Elise's body was lying beside me, raised her eyes and asked.

incubation……?

"Why do you need to use this word?" I looked at Xie Lan, who was meditating and meditating, and couldn't help but ask with a wry smile.

"Ah... don't you think this adjective is suitable?" Elise pointed to the ball of light floating in the air. "If there is something to come out of it, it would be appropriate to use the word hatching."

Should the word hatching come out of the ball be described as?

I always feel something strange.

"Have you seen too much about Nezha's legend?" I scratched my head and asked this question with great déjà, "The protagonist inside seemed to be born from the ball."

"Ah...I said why do I always feel a sense of déjà?" Elise seemed to be awakened by my question, "So it's the source here, yes, it's the legend of Nezha."

"Wait, the topic went off the wrong way." Elise made a gesture and signaled me to stop, "What were we talking about just now?"

"Oh--" I sighed, "You were asking me just now how long did Xie Lan hatch?"

"I'll tell you now." Before she could ask again, I replied directly, "It took about a week to two weeks, and I remember that you seemed to be there when he appeared, right?"

Xie Lan, who was beside him, closed his eyes and did not react at all.

I don’t know if he was completely immersed in the world of meditation, or deliberately pretending to be deaf and dumb there.

"It seems to be." Elise scratched her head, "Hey, Xie Lan, do you feel anything when you were in that ball of light?"

She completely ignored Xie Lan's meditative state and threw a question directly at him.

"No, I don't feel it."

Xie Lan replied, his eyes were still closed. It seemed that he was pretending to be deaf and dumb just now, but in fact he could hear it clearly than anyone else.

"To be honest, I don't know much about how long I spent in that void." Xie Lan said slowly, "Before I returned to this world, my concepts of time and space were extremely vague. Maybe I lost the ability to judge their scales. Now when I recall that period of time, I feel a little incredible."

"So in that ball of light, you are actually in a dream." I thought for a while, "It's just a dream without a specific scene."

"I think it should be." Xie Lan nodded, "If AI could dream."

"Of course AI will dream." I smiled.
Chapter completed!