Adams understood as well. That was how the Cthulhu game worked: humans did not even qualify to be underlings or slaves. To become familiars, they had to be transformed into some kind of otherworldly being, and those beings were considered superior to humans.
There was no way the members could accept things like worship or becoming familiars.
"Will it work if my character recites the incantation?" Mo Qiong asked.
Everyone looked over. Mo Qiong himself had not come; he was only controlling another character in the game. He could also make the character speak through voice chat and similar functions.
Unfortunately, they tried it, but it was completely useless.
When Mo Qiong's character recited the incantation, it could not perform any spell in the game.
This was mainly because the game did not seem to recognize the character itself as the one reciting the incantation. Thinking about it, that made sense. There was no causal connection between a character moving its mouth a few times and a voice coming from its mouth.
The character did not make a sound because its mouth had spoken. It did so only because of the voice skill.
And apparently, that was not recognized by the game's spell system.
Even if they took a step back and assumed it was recognized, Mo Qiong still could not make the character visualize the Seal Card. One of the clearly defined steps in the incantation for sealing Cthulhu was visualizing the corresponding Seal Card and sending Cthulhu back.
"Then you can leave it to me!" Master Gou said with a grin.
"...All right. Once the seal is complete, we'll immediately use the Purification Necklace to save you. You have to hold on," Adams said.
Master Gou's Iron Will could definitely withstand the impact. After all, this was in