Ke Meng modified the aquatic animals' spawn locations, adding a spawn-point check so that any creature suited to living in water would spawn in an aquatic area.
Of course, marine creatures could still spawn in lakes.
If that happened, some players would still die because their bodies could not adapt to the environment, but the countdown to death would be much longer.
But what kinds of creatures should count as marine life?
Should their internal salt content be the standard, or should it be something else?
Naturally, Ke Meng could not make it that detailed. It would also be far too much trouble.
From Ke Meng's observations, these players often woke from their dreams within a minute. Orange Star must have mastered a technique for waking up, so as long as these aquatic animals did not die immediately, they could wake from the dream and return to reality.
Then, by entering the dream through a certain game, they could use other characters to enter the Dream World.
That way, they could escape the deadly predicament of being trapped in the water.
It was a very simple solution. He could leave the players to figure it out themselves.
Given Orange Star's intelligence, Ke Meng was not worried that they would fail to think of it.
Just then, inexplicable murmurs sounded in Ke Meng's ears.
Ke Meng was very familiar with this sensation. Those were the voices of worshippers offering a sacrifice.
"Great Cthulhu... sleeping god of R'lyeh... one of the Great Old Ones..."
Ke Meng blinked and saw a graveyard littered with corpses.
In the graveyard, a group of figures in black robes stood around a deep pool of green water.
Their robes concealed their entire bodies, and black masks covered their faces, leaving their features hidden.
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