The Biggest Enemy

This game was strange. From the moment Yimo saw the rules, he had felt that something was off.

But there had been too many people and too much chaos at the time, and there was too little information. So Yimo had put his doubts aside for the moment.

Instead, he began thinking about another question.

His weapon was a riot shield, and with his physical build, killing other players would be harder than climbing to heaven.

On top of that, the rules restricted the Traitors' ability to kill, and there was a voting system.

So how could the Traitors possibly win the game?

Their disadvantage was simply overwhelming!

Yimo believed that Death was relatively fair. There was absolutely no way one faction would be completely unable to win.

This wasn't normal. There had to be some information he hadn't uncovered yet.

With that in mind, Yimo had paid close attention to the base, looking for any useful information or clues.

There were several things about the base that seemed strange.

First, at the very beginning, Yimo had seen the enormous cannon on the rooftop, as well as the heavy machine guns mounted on the base's perimeter wall.

If this was simply a game of players fighting players, weren't those weapons a little too overpowered?

Looking closely, the weapons seemed to be in working order, apart from having no ammunition. They didn't look like mere decorations.

Although the Village Chief's Girl had once said in a game that there might be things deliberately placed to mislead players,

Yimo still believed that if something existed, it had a purpose. Even if it was there to mislead players, that still served a purpose, didn't it?

"Game introduction: This was once the Land of Oblivion. When people stepped into the snow and wind once