Use your skills to become a god in the infinite game

Chapter 6 Lost (6)

They usually have to work at night, and then they have to process the fish they caught, and they don't have a few hours of rest at the end of the day.

Now that the fishing boat has not reached the fishing area, the crew is relatively free and relaxed.

"We also want to have a decent job like you." Zhou Yunzhou's clear eyes were full of envy. "Once a fishing boat goes to sea, it only takes a few months or two. If there were better options, we wouldn't go so far. The place."

"It's all about carrying the burden of life, and I am the same. There is nothing decent or dishonorable about it." Jiang Qi sighed softly.

When she left the job where she had less money and more to do, serious internal friction, a lot of hair fell out, and her boss was trying to make a big deal every day, what she thought was, 'Don't talk to me about your ideals. My ideal is to work less and get more. day off. '

Later, she worked as a temporary guard at the cemetery for a month. The money was not much, but the work was quiet and her life was regular. Unfortunately, people were only needed temporarily for a month and could not work long-term.

[Tip: NPC feels the player’s heartfelt recognition and respect, becomes more friendly to the player, and may provide you with some good suggestions. 】

After walking through a somewhat dark area, Zhou Yunzhou pointed to the ceiling, "This is the rest area. The light bulbs don't work very well."

Jiang Qi nodded in response. She was thinking about which NPCs could increase their friendliness.

Zhou Yunzhou took her outside the room and left. The expedition team's personal luggage had been delivered to the room by the crew when they boarded the ship.

Jiang Qi opened the old-fashioned brown leather suitcase, which contained a change of clothes, simple toiletries, a leather-bound notebook, a pen, and a small bottle of ink.

Everything is stored neatly and meticulously, and he is still a character with obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Jiang Qi casually opened the notebook, and this time it contained familiar text, but the content was too messy and interspersed with simple drawings.

The contrast between the writing habits and the personality of the obsessive-compulsive disorder is too great. Is it the baggage of the unified setting of the game, or is there another reason?
In the office just now, Jiang Qi felt that there was a problem. Normally, the solution to the game must be a program that players can find and complete. It is something that few players can understand. The content is worthless. The meaning of the book itself is greater than content inside.

Unless Fang Yuan is an NPC set in the game, he is obviously not.

Jiang Qi found a name in his notebook, the ancient city of Yageem, which matched what Fang Yuan said.

"This is a mysterious ancient city that disappeared in history. There is a complete writing system there, and some precious classics have been handed down. But we have not yet found the location of the ancient city..."

Are you studying marine life or history?

The professional span is really wide.

What is the connection between the ancient city that disappeared on the land and the vast sea?
Time passed bit by bit, and there was only the faint sound of turning pages in the narrow room. Jiang Qi raised his right hand and rubbed his dry eyes, and continued reading patiently.

She originally thought that if she couldn't find more information related to the original document, she could just give up on this line, but the appearance of the notebook made it more difficult to obtain and filter information.

The further back I look, the more chaotic the records become, and the words become more random and random. In some places, I can't even tell what the words are.

It is even more difficult for students with poor eyesight to view chaotic records in such an environment that is not bright enough.

The expedition team is looking for something through the forgotten history.
(End of this chapter)