Ah Hui is the person Wen Xishu beat up.
Wen Xishu likes smart people; after experiencing this memory, he immediately stopped:
"I didn’t expect your instinct to help you dodge a bullet. Yes, that place will indeed drain you. Hui Zai, keep working hard. But I’ll take your phone, money, and car for now."
With another punch, at a 24-point critical success check, he accurately knocked out the other party.
Then Wen Xishu put on the opponent’s jacket and pants:
"Hui Zai, thank you for your help. If we make it to the Bunker, you can mention my name."
Wen Xishu was just joking. After changing his clothes, he immediately rode away from the park. Although Ah Hui’s memory only presented those two bits of dialogue...
Wen Xishu could feel something beyond the dialogue, such as locations. These memories also entered Wen Xishu’s mind.
Mental barrage expanded, and Wen Xishu felt the power of this sequence for the first time.
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Jicheng, Zhongcheng District.
Ah Miao woke up.
Due to no distribution of Luck Value, Ah Miao’s insertion identity, initial amount, and distance to mission objectives were completely random.
But one thing was certain: as participants entering the game as a team, Ah Miao and Wen Xishu’s insertion mission timing was the same. They were not in different timelines.
Additionally, Ah Miao was also in Scorpio mode. However, unlike Wen Xishu, her options did not include "beat the target," "kill the target," or "manipulate the target’s emotions."
At this moment, Ah Miao suddenly had many new memories, all about her new identity.
She found herself in a car, in the driver’s seat.
She had also been woken up by the sound of a car horn. At that moment, Ah Miao realized she had become a driver in the Three-Tower World.
Not just any driver, Ah Miao found a line of cars in the rearview mirror. To be precise, she should be called a racer.
"I... feel strange. I’ve never learned these things, but it all seems so simple to me."
Ah Miao felt this for the first time. She had been to the Desire Tower many times, but this was the first occurrence of this situation.
Thinking about her teammate, Wen Xishu, the great master, the genius boy from Three Towers Academy, Ah Miao no longer felt afraid.
[You just arrived in this world, unsure of what to do, but you quickly composed yourself and realized you were in a race. You decided to--]
A series of outrageous options appeared in Ah Miao’s view. Ah Miao made her decision in an instant.
This was a road race.
The location was Zhongcheng District, a relatively fringe area of Jicheng with decent roads but not much traffic.
Ah Miao’s memories granted her unparalleled driving skills, and she was very familiar with the car she was driving.
At this moment, the cars behind began to roar their engines; the race was about to start.
But suddenly, something unexpected happened. Ah Miao’s Ferrari started ahead of time.
As the strongest hot pick in this road race, her early start drew massive attention.
In the distance, the staff was dumbfounded:
"What the heck! Why did she suddenly go!"
It wasn’t just the staff; even the racers on the track were stunned.
Ah Miao’s car suddenly made a 180° sharp turn, reversing direction, and raced away! An operation they had only seen in Ready Player One.
"What the heck, is this woman crazy! Is she dropping out?"
"The organizers are scumbags! Playing like this? Who will bet on a race in the future! The top pick just turned around and quit?"
The scene was in chaos, and Ah Miao chose to head straight for the Miracle Mansion. This was the only way she could think of to meet up with Wen Xishu.
Far away in the Longshan District, Wen Xishu was pedaling his bike, thinking about whether Ah Miao might be placed far away. Without the ability to use violence, how would Ah Miao get to the Miracle Mansion?
Although Wen Xishu didn’t know what the situation would be at the Miracle Mansion, he was confident that as long as he could get there, he could find out where the mission objective was.
Now with only forty-eight hours left, Wen Xishu could only temporarily set aside Ah Miao, assuming she was of no use.
What he didn’t know was the gap between people—sometimes as massive as him riding a bike and Ah Miao driving a supercar.