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As the bald, muscular Kratos plunged headfirst into the sea.

A burst of bubbling reached Zhang Yi's ears, while the image before him briefly went dark.

After about three or four seconds, a line of text gradually appeared before him: Three weeks earlier, the Aegean Sea.

Thunder exploded beside his ears, followed by the sound of a raging storm, and the game scene appeared before Zhang Yi.

At that moment, he was standing on the deck of a large ship, while the narration continued in his ears.

"However, Kratos's past was not always like this."

"He had once been a warrior who served the gods!"

Standing on the deck of a battered ship, the muscular giant named Kratos held two burning chained blades in his hands.

Despite the stormy weather, the rain falling on the chained blades could not extinguish their flames in the slightest. Kratos's body, packed with knotted muscles, looked especially imposing.

At the same time, as the narration ended, countless monsters wielding long blades surged forth across the deck opposite Kratos.

"You scum, let me send you back to the Underworld!" With Kratos's furious roar, the game officially began.

"It's starting already!?" Zhang Yi was caught somewhat off guard by the system prompt appearing before him.

The controls were not particularly complicated. They were basically the standard gameplay of a traditional action game.

However, it also incorporated brainwave-capture technology, making it even more convenient than before.

Following the prompts, Zhang Yi controlled Kratos as he swung the chained blades in his hands, continuously mowing down the monsters aboard the ship.

The monsters blocking Kratos's path were practically incapable of putting up a fight.

One after another, they were torn into pieces by the flaming chained blades.

Just as slain enemies in "Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" dropped coins,