A few hours earlier, on Orange Star.
Liu Siting had taken her hands off the keyboard. The computer screen remained on, showing the room where her character continued watching the little girl sleep.
The Scientific Research General Institute had already sent personnel to Liu Siting's secluded quarters to take control of the computer and monitor it closely.
Under the psychologist's skillful guidance, Liu Siting had also revealed her plan.
She had spread the nightmare's contents to turn the little girl in the game into a new follower.
Although there were no followers preaching in the Dream World, she believed the great being passing through the sky would turn the girl into one of them.
The crucial point was that the Orange Star People could not restrict the little girl's freedom!
This was a single-player game. Players could influence NPCs to a limited extent through speech and actions.
Severely restricting someone's freedom was only possible if the story allowed it.
If the story did not support it, players could not tie up the little girl.
So the Orange Star Authorities had sent someone to control Liu Siting's character, keeping her in the little girl's room to hold time relatively still.
Orange Star's time-management experts claimed that as long as the protagonist did not leave the room, the next part of the story would never trigger. This created an infinite-time bug that could be exploited indefinitely.
When Liu Siting returned, her character was still in the room watching the little girl sleep. The timeline had not changed at all.
Liu Siting had no words for this method of exploiting a bug.
"Can we use the computers?" The other seven Cthulhu Followers playing the game had been sitting in their computer chairs for a long time. They wanted to play too, to relieve