Li Shen's suggestion was highly creative. The designers had considered it before, too: perhaps someone truly determined would keep dying and use this mechanic to travel around the world.
But there was a major problem.
If someone randomly teleported into a max-level region, how would they get back after obtaining an item?
"Getting back is certainly a problem, but we'll cross that bridge when we come to it. Let's try first. How are we supposed to figure out a method if we never try?" Li Shen insisted.
And so, a new round of exploration missions was issued.
A team of players under the Orange Star Organization's command was selected from the player population. They carried no equipment, only large quantities of Teleportation Scrolls, then died ten consecutive times at the Respawn Point.
After their tenth death, the players respawned in unknown locations.
The Orange Star Organization continuously tracked their whereabouts. One thousand players participated in the mission-the quota for the first round.
After teleporting, each player would log out and submit their recordings to the Orange Star Research Institute, where researchers compared the images to determine their map coordinates.
When players arrived in a completely unexplored region, their map system would display no place names. They had to explore it themselves.
The institute had data covering the entire map and quickly provided accurate answers.
"We've got one! Someone teleported into a max-level region!" a researcher shouted.
The shout drew many people's attention.
No one had visited a max-level region yet.
The high-level regions were too terrifying. They could not even get through those, let alone the even more frightening max-level regions.
According to the maps available to the institute, the max-level regions consisted of nine forbidden zones.
"Which region?"
"The Deep Sea. Judging by those wild monsters' distinctive appearances, it