Cruel Principles of Otherworldly Entities
The players made a racket for most of the day. It wasn't until evening that they finally selected fifty test subjects.
Murphy didn't care about the selection process. He didn't even care who had come to participate in the first round of "Otherworldly Entity" testing, because he knew that any one of the five thousand carefully chosen players could complete the test.
The reason they'd publicized this so widely was to stir up discussion and get people talking, so all the players would know about it and be better motivated to fight.
He'd just been complaining that Rose had started chasing traffic, but it turned out that Dog Murphy was no slouch when it came to getting people talking either.
While the Genesis Matrix was being prepared, Murphy kept an eye on the discussions in the forums and on the Transia Tavern app.
Only after he saw the topic of the Otherworldly Entity test take over the entire forum did he finally close the window, satisfied. Just then, Triss led the fifty winners into the secret underground facility.
"Welcome, my dear warriors."
Murphy stood in front of the Genesis Matrix workbench, spreading his arms as he addressed the players before him:
"We found this marvelous device in a dwarven city. It's a magnificent invention designed and created by the Creator, capable of shaping a real body by reading biological information. Best of all, the process doesn't require you to undergo an overly brutal transfer of consciousness.
"Just wait patiently for a little while, and you, visitors from another world, will truly be accepted by this world as its own children.
"The others and I have confirmed that this process carries no risk. Of course, this Genesis Matrix was originally part of the Life Greenhouse. It