Although Lu Ban felt that this incarnation of the Outer Gods might indeed harbor ill intentions, she was, after all, the most heavily polluted being in this world. If she really wanted to cause trouble, there was no need to hide it.
So since Bao Bao had offered to send an avatar to help those players, Lu Ban would be a fool not to take advantage of it.
Lu Ban agreed without hesitation.
When he returned to the company, he quickly made the arrangements and began a new round of testing for Morning Star.
This time, Lu Ban had two experiments.
The first was to determine whether players who had already gained supernatural abilities because of the Night Country incident could use those abilities in foreign lands.
The second was to determine whether ordinary players could gain new supernatural abilities through the infusion of knowledge from foreign lands.
Players who already possessed supernatural abilities had, in fact, reached Lu Ban's basic goal in terms of resistance to pollution. The sights and sounds of an ordinary foreign land would no longer reduce their sanity.
Ordinary people, however, made up the majority. They would inevitably face varying degrees of pollution in the future. If Lu Ban wanted everyone to resist pollution, then having ordinary people experience pollution was an unavoidable step.
The first experiment was easy enough. Those players were still in Lu Ban's "Silent Land," happily completing the tasks that Lu Ban had once experienced.
The second, however, was somewhat troublesome.
Contact with pollution would inevitably cause ordinary people mental problems and lower their sanity. In serious cases, their bodies would even mutate. Although with Bao Bao's assistance, these people might not die on the spot or turn into monsters, going insane from playing a game would still have a major