This Text Adventure Game Is Seriously Cursed
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[You arrived at the Killer Bee Hive.] [You saw a hive entrance over ten meters tall hanging before the mountain pass ahead. The surrounding mountain walls were also densely covered in small hives of all kinds, forming a tightly packed hive colony. The colony almost completely blocked the mountain pass, and the buzzing of bees filled the air. A membrane of light covered the front of the pass, protecting all the hives within.] [Detecting an outsider invading their territory, swarms of Killer Bees poured out of the hives and charged at you, surrounding you from every direction. You chose...] [You chose to fight, regardless of life or death!] [The Fool Barrier automatically appeared, and everything around you slowed down...] [Countless Killer Bees circled nearby, approaching you at an extremely slow speed.] [You activated 18 Experience Cards. Experience Points gained over the next hour *1900%.] [You received the level 4 Training Ground bonus. Experience Points gained *140%.] [You cast a Fireball Spell straight ahead!] [Mana Recovery Finger Ring triggered: for the next five seconds, your Fireball Spells will cost no Mana!] [You cast a Fireball Spell straight ahead!] [You launched a Fireball straight ahead...]
When the Fool Barrier activated in the game, the text immediately began appearing at 360 times its normal speed. Mu You also activated Super Speed himself, relying on its slow-motion perspective to keep up with the text and operate the game.
Of course, the game character's Super Speed was separate from his real-world Super Speed. Their cooldowns were calculated independently, and neither affected the other. When he activated Super Speed in reality, his game character did not enter Super Speed. Likewise, his own Super Speed would not end because his game character was attacking.
Mu You then began evenly throwing fireballs at the surrounding
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