R'lyeh was unusually quiet today.
Ke Meng had thought there would be an endless supply of Level 999 monsters spawning near R'lyeh, but as he converted more and more max-level believers, fewer and fewer believers wandered into R'lyeh.
By today, Ke Meng could no longer see any living creatures entering R'lyeh.
Perhaps this was just an exception.
Perhaps new believers would come in tomorrow, Ke Meng speculated idly to himself.
However, Ke Meng had forgotten one thing: the endless stream of Seafood that used to pour into R'lyeh came from those that had fought to the death, then respawned nearby according to the game's rules.
Without that, given the rate at which R'lyeh eliminated them, this area would have run out of monsters long ago.
When Ke Meng converted them into his direct believers, they underwent an irreversible mutation and left the territory they had previously been confined to.
Without dying, they naturally would not respawn nearby.
Ke Meng had not known that turning Wild Monsters into his direct believers could let them break free of territorial restrictions.
Seeing R'lyeh quiet and devoid of monsters today, he privately formed a suspicion, though he could not be completely certain yet.
After spending a few seconds in R'lyeh, Ke Meng wandered through his dreams into the joint dream world. At this point, the joint dream was a bizarre dream world populated by the humans of Orange Star and various digital life-forms.
The dream world.
Ever since the possibility arose that artificial intelligence had infiltrated it, the people of Orange Star had discussed many methods on the Dream Forum specifically designed to determine whether someone was human.
However, some humans on Orange Star believed the internet was not safe either. If they wanted to hold a secure debate, they should discuss things in