"Waaah... What kind of hellish mission is this?!"
"If we hadn't been able to cheat, we'd have died hundreds of times already!"
Pinkman lay on the ground and shouted, still shaken.
He cried. Even with Adams constantly helping everyone purify their minds, he still felt fear naturally and hovered on the brink of collapse.
"What are you crying for?! You can't die anyway!" Master Gou snapped.
Pinkman roared, "If we can't complete the mission, being alive is more terrifying than death!"
"No. Living is ultimately better than being dead. Keep your Revival Coins safe..." Jiang Long said calmly.
Pinkman deflated and slumped onto the ground. "That's not what I meant... According to what you said, the owner of the game sent us straight into a super-high-difficulty scenario because you could cheat, skipping the levels."
"Do you know what that means? This could... could make it nearly impossible for us to figure out what our path to survival is."
"Because compared to normal circumstances, we're missing far too much knowledge!"
"For example, when we came to the island, something must have protected us from being killed by the fog. Yes, you cheated and dispersed the fog."
"But what about the monster's curse just now? There must be some way to break that curse, but we know nothing about it. All we can do is endure it! Endure it by reviving again and again!"
As he spoke, he pointed at the temple before them. "If nothing unexpected happened, Cthulhu should be sleeping inside. No... Now that this city has risen, it should already be waking up."
"Yes, there must definitely be some way to kill or seal Cthulhu, but we wouldn't be able to think of it without prolonged contact with it..."
"The clue is hidden within this endless suffering."
"Don't assume