These things... well, they were not particularly surprising.
Deng Chun could even guess that he was not the only one asked to "describe his experience in the dream." Every participant in the cult had probably gone through the same thing in the early hours of the morning.
The problem was, the more rules they imposed, the more it seemed they had little to show for it.
Did they think he did not want to remember?
No one wanted to die without knowing how, even in a dream, even in a game. But that maddening chaos was still there, along with the vast gaps where his memories had blurred and vanished after his death. What could he do about it?
He could think that, but he had to keep his complaints to himself.
Deng Chun followed the instructions and honestly described everything he could currently recall: how he entered the game, how he skipped the "opening cutscene" according to the guide, how he reached Long Tail River Supply Point, how he met two Transcendental Species, how...
That was it.
After the most crucial point came a vast stretch of chaos and blankness.
No matter how many times he tried to remember, it was the same.
Deng Chun did not force it. He submitted his answer and waited in the Quiet Room. Since he had been told not to sleep, he could not even close his eyes to rest. All he could do was stare into space.
Source Switch App, the novel app that had run reliably for years and rivaled the old Reading Tracker, was used by longtime readers everywhere.
About ten minutes later, another message came through the dedicated channel.
The person on the other end offered no assessment of his answer. Instead, they sent him a great many pictures