The Super Player's Painstaking Efforts
"Space Artifacts, even Super Artifacts, may be affected by the game," Xu Huo said. This wasn't speculation; it was a fact.
Super Artifacts came with restrictions on how they could be used. Those restrictions were essentially a safety measure built into the game: they could prevent players from using Artifacts without restraint and, to some extent, reduce their wear and tear.
"Since the Super Dungeon hasn't opened and the game's channels haven't been cut off, the Tickets should be able to take us out. Players from District 001 wouldn't have been restricted by other Dungeons before coming in."
"Have you used a Ticket on the Dimensional Train?" the middle-aged man asked.
"Just because an Artifact can be used somewhere doesn't mean a Ticket can. There are restrictions like that near the tracks, and this place has them too. Otherwise, why call them Super Artifacts? At the end of the day, a Ticket is just a special kind of space-transportation Artifact. It's not strange for the game to restrict it in certain places."
"Then I don't understand," Xu Huo said. "Can your Little Inversion Ring only travel through spaces where Tickets can't be used? That Super Player from District 001 wouldn't have copied this Artifact just to restrict you, would he?"
The middle-aged man fell silent.
Of course, it wasn't difficult to understand. Since the Super Dungeon no longer had an owner, the authorization book was temporarily useless. Even with Multilayered Space here, it was still part of the game, so players who entered could still use Tickets to escape. That wasn't good for District 001, because if they could come and go, so could other players. The Super Player would surely prefer for his own people to inherit the Dungeon and some of its treasures.