Essential Purpose

Jin wouldn't refuse, and Oboro knew that very well.

This man is willing to take risks as long as it's something that interests him.

Subsequently, guided by the NPC, Jin reviewed the registration interface before entering the game and keenly noticed the Player Agreement.

The Player Agreement was written in very small characters, and none of the gangster Nen user had been infiltrated before noticed it.

"What are you doing..." Jin read the contents of the agreement, which were written in a very euphemistic way and were highly deceptive.

But he still discerned the hidden meaning.

Exploitation.

Naked, undisguised exploitation.

Moreover, this agreement is probably the most important part of the entire game, and it is also Oboro's goal.

Why do players need to provide 'energy,' essentially 'risking their lives'? Greed Island is designed to let players explore and collect on their own, and it also includes some special card-based challenges. It's a gameplay style truly created to highlight the 'game' aspect.

But frankly speaking, this Hero Island... gives Gin the feeling that it's purely a tool used by Oboro.

"Like I said, if you want something, you always have to pay a price... There's no such thing as a free lunch in this world," Oboro said calmly, hands in his pockets.

It's not that I'm being shameless, but rather that I'm stating a fact.

Jin smiled.

Indeed... human desires are limitless.

Once you've won a prize in the game and tasted the sweetness of victory, you'll want to do it again.

This is also one of the weaknesses of human nature, which Oboro exploited.

"Are you planning to open it up completely?" Jin asked, looking at Long.

"Um."

Long nodded.

To enter Greed Island, one must first purchase the corresponding gaming equipment... The longer the game exists, the more difficult it becomes to enter, as the number of devices is limited and the price is extremely high. However, Hero Island is different. In order to 'make a fortune,' Oboro naturally needs to harvest a large number of players. Jin has no doubt that Oboro has the ability to do so, and he is carrying out a massive publicity campaign for Hero Island ... because the influence and reach of gangsters on society cannot be ignored.

It has a promotional background and channels that private game development teams like Greed Island cannot match.

This would completely change the positioning of Hero Island and Greed Island, and the development of Hero Island could very well evolve into another 'Heavens Arena'.

Under Kim Jae-yong's gaze, he quickly registered his information and chose an ID: gold.

It symbolizes gold.

This indicates that he agreed to the deal with Oboro.

He gained access to the game, and similarly... during the closed beta, he helped Oboro fix the game's bugs.

Immediately, Jin stood on the teleportation platform, looking directly at Long, "Aren't you going in?"

"I won't go, you should experience it yourself," Long replied.

"Good."

Jin nodded slightly.

After saying that, the person was teleported away.

"My lord... are you alright?" After Jin left, Mondel approached cautiously and asked.

As the captain of the Fills Family's guard, and thus one of the family's high-ranking members, Mondel's horizons had broadened considerably over the years along with his increased strength. He could tell that this guy named Ging Freecss was probably no ordinary person... He had also overheard their conversation; the fact that Oboro had asked him to help refine the game's structure indicated that the man was exceptionally capable.

The problem is that Hero Island has always been created by Oboro personally, who spent a lot of time and effort training and cultivating talents.

The game administrators and NPCs involved are all from our own side...

Now, suddenly an outsider is getting involved.

"He's just a player, he doesn't have the authority... What he needs to do is offer suggestions so we can improve. Besides, someone like him wouldn't have any ideas about exploiting loopholes or creating vulnerabilities; he just wants to experience the fun of the game... or rather, to understand me from the game's perspective." Long explained casually, then walked out of the hall to wait for Jin to return.

"Understood."

Seeing that he said that, Mondel did not ask any further questions.

"He... should have become wary of himself by now..."

He pondered in a daze.

He had no intention of hiding the gold, and believed that the other party had already observed this... Hero Island was just a tool. Oboro was preparing to open it to the whole world, which would inevitably attract an endless number of players, keeping the servers constantly at full capacity. Due to the limited number of slots, subsequent players would definitely have to queue up to enter... And the 'ticket' to enter Hero Island was decided by the Fills Family.

Oboro's family can use their private power to do things around this.

As a result, ticket prices will rise, making the Fills Family a fortune.

Despite becoming one of the Ten Dons, the Fills Family has expanded its manpower and influence over the years, but its wealth is not as substantial as it used to be. This is because there are too many places to spend money. The biggest expense is cultivating promising newcomers in various governments, paving the way for them, plus bribery and networking. This expense is considerable.

Therefore, in addition to the gang's core base, other means of making profits are also needed.

The consequences of fully opening up the game are also obvious... the Nen user attracted will come from diverse backgrounds and will also draw a lot of attention. If the Fills Family cannot maintain order on the island, there will undoubtedly be trouble.

However, there shouldn't be any major issues arising in the short term after the game's release.

After all, the criminal forces of the Six Continents and the entire human world are far beyond the Heavens Arena.

Normal operation, with very few variables.

The reason Oboro did this was to harvest a large number of players in a short period of time, so that the Game World could receive 'nourishment'.

In this way, he can better 'operate offline autonomously' in the future.

His current Nen is based on the game... which has drawbacks.

If Hero Island is destroyed, he himself will also be affected, which is why one of his Summoner Spell is Teleport.

Ensure the safety of Hero Island within a certain period.

For him, the true purpose of this game, created in the real world, was simply to serve as a tool, a sacrifice to transform his Nen. It had no other meaning. Oboro disliked having weaknesses or shortcomings... Therefore, the essential function of the Game Treasury of the Endless Dreamer, besides substitution and Separation away, had one last purpose: offline access.

Detached from the main game!

This is the inside story of the 'Player Agreement'.

Harvest every Nen user, make them pay the price for their actions.

Given the current stability, completeness, and strength of the game, it cannot achieve this yet, but the more players it harvests, the faster the offline time will be, and the arrival and help of Jin is also a catalyst.

This man is of great use to Oboro.

Once the offline process is complete... Oboro will no longer have to worry about Hero Island, even if it is destroyed, it doesn't matter.

The game simply became an industry for the Fills Family.

At this point, even if Jin had any ideas or tried to tamper with the game, Oboro didn't care... as long as the 'Player Agreement' wasn't altered.

The agreement is the most crucial element.