Breaking the Game

Shu Ya was the only girl in the group, with a cool, clean temperament.

Link, meanwhile, was a sturdy blond young man from a less-than-well-off family.

He seemed straightforward by nature, born with a poker face, and gave off an exceptionally steady impression.

As far as Lin Sheng was concerned, everyone else was merely a codename.

The reason he paid attention to those two was largely because he felt that their martial arts aptitude was even better than Beitansi's.

After all, Lin Sheng had once been a talented practitioner of unarmed martial arts. He still possessed the basic eye and judgment for it.

After leaving the castle, Lin Sheng did not head straight for the Gap. Instead, he first sent people to gather intelligence using various constructs.

After parting ways with Lin Sheng, Beitansi and the others tacitly made their way to the back garden.

Beitansi dismissed the nearby servants before solemnly looking at his companions.

"How is it? Doesn't it feel different from the last time we came in?"

Link and the others exchanged glances and nodded.

"It is different. The situation in this world seems even more complicated than before," Link said. "What are you trying to say, Beitansi?"

"Captain, what do you think? Has the difficulty of this mission suddenly increased?" Beitansi asked in a low voice.

The language he spoke at that moment was not the common tongue of the Prime Material Plane, but an entirely unfamiliar unknown language.

The cool-tempered girl with the ponytail gently shook her head.

"It's not just a matter of difficulty. According to the storyline from our previous descents, the main plot of Evil Shadow Bell shouldn't have ended yet.

"Xia Wei'er should only just be starting to get acquainted with Ryan Descartes."

"But from what I've probed, Xia Wei'er, the