Singing Mouth

He took another look at the explanations for the skills and items.

There were also many types of items. His cleaver and bandages were classified as "Oddity Weapons" and belonged to the item category.

There were also items like the candle and matches he obtained from the dungeon, which were considered ordinary items but not Oddity Weapons.

Of course, the most precious and rarest among them were undoubtedly the rule-based items.

As for skills, they were similar to those found in online games.

They were divided into three major categories.

The first was support skills, which included healing, perception, and buffing skills.

The second was attack skills, which, as the name suggested, were skills that could be used for offense and possessed destructive power.

The third was rule-based skills. It could be said that any rule-based skill was extremely precious, and even powerful Oddities could not resist them.

Among these three categories of skills, rule-based skills were undoubtedly the rarest and most powerful.

Mu Rufeng happened to have obtained a random rule skill card and a rule item blind box.

Thinking about this, Mu Rufeng lost the interest to continue reading the documents.

He pushed the finished rice bowl aside.

With a thought, the random rule skill card and the rule item blind box from his inventory appeared on the table in front of him.

The random rule skill card was an exquisite card with complex runes and an inexplicable aura, making it appear extremely eerie.

As for the blind box, it was a cube about the size of a fist, with a large black question mark on each of its sides.

Mu Rufeng picked up the card and tore it apart.

The next second, the torn card emitted a white light.

[Congratulations to the player for obtaining the rule skill: You Die, I Live]

[You Die, I Live]: A rule skill. When an enemy dies, your own attributes are doubled. Note: Can be stacked up to ten times.

"Hmm? You Die, I Live? It only takes effect after an enemy dies?" Mu Rufeng was a little stunned.

After reacting, Mu Rufeng's face showed joy.

On the surface, if the enemies were already dead, what good would doubled attributes do?

Although it might not be very useful in the real world.

However, in the dungeon world, its utility would be considerable.

The enemies encountered in the Oddity dungeons were not living people, so they should be considered dead.

As long as Mu Rufeng treated those Oddities as enemies, he would most likely be able to trigger the rule skill [You Die, I Live].

Mu Rufeng wasn't entirely sure; he would have to try it out the next time he went to a dungeon world.

"In reality, I'm timid, but in the dungeon world, I'm a powerhouse?" It has that kind of vibe.

Mu Rufeng calmed his emotions and then turned his gaze to the rule item blind box.

"I wonder what I'll get?"

Mu Rufeng prayed in his heart to draw a powerful rule item.

He immediately reached out and crushed it.

The blind box was easily crushed by Mu Rufeng, and a strange musical note emerged from within.

This musical note gathered in Mu Rufeng's palm and finally formed a mouth.

That's right, it was a mouth.

Mu Rufeng recognized it at a glance as a woman's mouth.

The full lips were slightly upturned, coated with an unknown shade of lipstick, like alluring cherries. Inside the lips, there was a row of white, neat teeth, making one unable to resist.

"What the heck? Just a mouth?" Mu Rufeng was speechless.

[Singing Mouth]: The owner of this mouth was a girl who loved to sing and was very talented. Her singing deeply moved everyone in the city. One day, the girl disappeared. When she reappeared, she was already a corpse. Strangely, her mouth had been cut off.

Effect: A rule-based item that can designate a target and force them to sing a song loudly.

Note: After designating a target to sing, the user must also sing the song sung by the target within three hours. If the time limit is exceeded, it will be enforced automatically.

"Uh, this should be okay, right?"

The only issue was that this item actually had a price. Although the price wasn't too high.

Speaking of which, rule-based items were actually divided into two types: one required the user to pay a certain price after use, and the other had no restrictions.

It was difficult to distinguish between the two; one could only say it depended on the specific effect.

Mu Rufeng pried the mouth open to examine it.

He had to admit, this Singing Mouth was indeed like a real person's mouth, soft and squishy, but also a bit cold.

A bold thought flashed through Mu Rufeng's mind...

Just kidding, Mu Rufeng was such a proper person...

Mu Rufeng promptly stored the mouth in his inventory.

Mu Rufeng browsed the forum for a while longer.

Most of the posts were about information related to dungeons.

There were also casual chats or people insulting each other.

After scrolling through many posts, Mu Rufeng learned that there were quite a few player organizations in the real world as well.

These player organizations were not affiliated with the official organization, but they all had some capital forces supporting them from behind the scenes.

Some player organizations maintained close cooperative relationships with the official organization, and of course, there were also organizations that operated in the shadows, causing trouble.

However, Mu Rufeng didn't pay much attention to these matters, as he had already joined the official organization.

"Huh? How is the Scarlet Preferred app still open?"

After exiting the Oddity Forum, Mu Rufeng suddenly noticed that the Scarlet Preferred app on his desktop was still illuminated.

He had to consider that his phone was connected to the Ghost System, and apps downloaded within it should not be usable in the real world.

Mu Rufeng directly tapped to open the Scarlet Preferred app.

It was the same as when he first opened it inside the dungeon.

Numerous products were displayed across various categories.

"Can I place an order?" Mu Rufeng suddenly had a thought and immediately clicked into one of the products, then tapped to order.

Soon, he arrived at the payment interface.

The next second, a pop-up window appeared.

[Dear user, you have not yet selected an order address. Please select the address you wish to order to.]

Mu Rufeng clicked immediately, and the page instantly refreshed.

[Sorry, dear user, there are no available order addresses in your current world.] [To facilitate your shopping needs, you can become a community group buying leader yourself and designate a location as a pickup point.]

"Huh? I can become a community group buying leader? And establish a pickup point?" Mu Rufeng was shocked.

As a loader who had worked at Youxuan for two years, Mu Rufeng naturally understood what it meant to be a community group buying leader.

Setting aside other considerations, once a pickup point was established, Mu Rufeng could directly place orders. He wasn't sure if the goods could be delivered.

But since the app stated that a pickup point could be established, the goods would definitely be delivered, though he didn't know in what manner.

If it was possible, could he become a middleman?

Items from the Oddity world should sell well in the real world—right?