"There's more to this call than meets the eye. It definitely has something to do with the First Playthrough Boss," Ke Meng murmured.
The First Playthrough Boss was not one of Cthulhu's underlings, but an avatar of another evil god.
Ke Meng knew that god's name, but according to the game's lore, this avatar would not operate in the human world under the name Nyarlathotep. The avatar would certainly play among humans wearing a face no one recognized.
Nya, a mad being.
According to the lore Ke Meng knew, this being liked to play among humans in human guise, with no fixed appearance. The game randomized it.
Since it was random, the result was predictable: even the game's staff had no idea where this being was!
Players on Orange Star were all grinding levels now. They would soon receive the main storyline related to the First Playthrough Boss in the level-nine-hundred Main City.
Through that storyline, they would gradually uncover clues to the First Playthrough Boss.
Otherwise, they might never discover where this being was or whose appearance the avatar had taken to live among humans.
While asleep, Ke Meng checked his video account, then browsed videos for a while to see what was popular on Bilibili lately.
He remembered a period when everyone had loved throwing punches, then loudly declaring, "Young people have no martial honor! Show some restraint and watch yourself!"
He kept scrolling, but found nothing he wanted to watch.
Suddenly, he came across a strange video.
It was a perfectly ordinary home dance video.
But the dancer's skirt fluttered far too much, as though it had come alive, giving Ke Meng an odd feeling.
It was as if the skirt had a life of its own. Perhaps it had gained sentience.
The scrolling comments read:
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