With the mission summary finished, Fu Qian leaned back, thoroughly satisfied.
Overall, aside from the monster designs that could cause Mental Pollution, the mission hadn't been very difficult.
Although the final dream had repeated more than a hundred times in a row, it hadn't felt tiring at all.
Compared to his previous missions, this was the first time he'd felt like he was grinding monsters.
The key was that helping with the reloading didn't consume Sanity Value.
That had let him earn the One-Life Clear achievement.
As for the replay, there was no need.
Some of the images from the mission were things he really didn't want to see again.
Having strong resistance didn't mean you had unusual tastes.
Besides that, he'd gained plenty.
After completing the mission, his Sanity Value had reached 115, officially breaking the three-digit mark.
Fu Qian first scrolled down to the achievement reward.
[Transcendence: Skill. After activation, returns you to your original starting point. Can be used once per containment.] [Note: A technique perfectionists dream of, though it's said to increase the likelihood of failure.]
Return to the original starting point? Did that mean starting over?
He had to admit, it suited the One-Life Clear achievement.
But this skill... it was hard to say whether it was good or bad!
Fu Qian furrowed his brow and considered it.
In theory, it was definitely a strategic skill.
On the one hand, it gave him an extra chance during each containment, almost as if doubling his Sanity Value.
At the same time, it made him more flexible, since he could start over without waiting for the containment to fail.
But that was precisely where the problem lay.
Based on his experience from previous missions, he often couldn't spot the clues until he was on the