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Chapter 397 Alvette's Diary

“So, according to the information we have collected so far, this world is indeed on the verge of destruction due to a catastrophe, and the purpose of the existence of the Garden of Eden is to create a ‘savior’.

"But no one knows what the savior has to do specifically. Is it to complete all the training tasks on the island? Or to pass the terrifying levels of all the girls on the island? This is unclear.

"But the game doesn't confirm that the savior is the player. Maybe you can choose to make any character the savior?"

Zhang Qifeng made some simple guesses based on the information he collected, but was unable to find much strong evidence.

There are only two possibilities for the savior: one is the player, and the other is other conquerable characters in the game.

Originally, players thought that they had to choose a character to be the savior, because players can take girls to the island to participate in various training activities, and the two of them can perform various training together.

Not only can it slightly improve various abilities, but it can also greatly increase the girl's favorability towards the player.

Regardless of whether it is playing games or training, the main focus is on the girls.

But soon another player pointed out that it seemed that the person being trained was not the girl, but the player?
Because this game always turns into a horror game at the slightest disagreement, and when it comes to the horror game scenes, players have to jump up and down to escape, and roll in time to avoid monsters, and there are even some scenes where players have to use broken guns with huge recoil and not-so-powerful to try to kill monsters.

How intense is the training in the training room?
The intensity of the horror games that players encounter is outrageous!
If you really complete all the horror content involving girls, wouldn't the protagonist played by the player become a superman directly?

Of course, what everyone is arguing about the most right now is why these girls turned into monsters.

Some people say that this is because the Garden of Eden was originally an experimental base, and the girls here are probably all test subjects, all with some special superpower backgrounds. On the surface, players are in love with them, but in fact they are stabilizing their conditions and emotions.

Once the girls have finished talking and their emotions and state are stable, maybe they can leave the Garden of Eden and fight monsters.

Otherwise, what if they are sent out when their emotions are unstable and they turn into new monsters? Wouldn't that increase the pressure on the human survivors?

Some people also speculate that it is purely because the protagonist is a schizophrenic patient and comes to the Garden of Eden to recuperate and treat his mental illness.

Otherwise, there is no way to explain why every time the girl turned into a monster, the real scene of the Garden of Eden did not suffer any particularly obvious damage?

And why is the horror content skipped as soon as the player closes the game?
This may be implying that the horror scenes that players see are purely the protagonist's fantasy. Just like in "Ascension", it is normal for a crazy person to see anything.

And clearing all the horror levels should mean that the protagonist's mental illness has been cured, or in other words, it is completely incurable.

At this time, the protagonist's spirit is extremely strong and he has extremely rich combat experience, so perhaps he can come out as a savior.

However, these two speculations currently have their own reasons and problems, and neither can convince the other.

……

Zhang Qifeng continued to collect various fragmented text information, but soon he began to notice that this information had changed slightly.

There is one diary entry that is quite interesting.

"Sometimes I often wonder, what is the meaning of my existence as a guide? "They can obviously go to the training room by themselves, why do they have to talk to me every time?

"And I always have a very strange feeling. Although he speaks very softly and politely, and I like him very much, I always feel that there is no soul under his handsome appearance. It's like there is a transparent glass wall between us. Sometimes I can't see it, but sometimes I feel it is insurmountable.

“Strange, why do I feel this way?
"No, it's not that he has no soul under his handsome appearance, but it's more like there is another soul under his appearance? It seems that soul is what I really like.

"I tried to look into his eyes, because they say 'the eyes are the windows to the soul', but all I saw was a deep pupil and nothing else.

"what is it?

“I had this weird feeling, like I wasn’t looking inward into his mind, but more like… peeking out through his pupils.

“And the soul inside his pupil is the one who is peering inward.

“It’s very strange, but never mind. I’m going to continue to work as a receptionist.

“I don’t think I’m suitable for the job of receptionist because I’m not good at communicating with people. The only good news is that I only need to receive him in the Garden of Eden.

"I really don't know why I was chosen when they were selecting the receptionist."

There are actually a lot of similar text content in the game, such as books, diaries, and notes, and everyone basically knows that these are written by AI, so it is impossible to really read them carefully.

After all, today's players are becoming less and less patient. Not to mention the text in the game, even the inability to skip cutscenes can drive many players crazy.

But when Zhang Qifeng saw these contents, he keenly realized that these contents did not seem to be written by pure AI.

Obviously, although the producer of this game used AI to complete most of the text content, he also provided many methods and made some specific adjustments in the process of using AI.

Among the large amount of AI nonsense, there are still many things he wants to express.

For example, this passage.

"That is to say, during this period of time, Alvette actually began to gradually realize that something was wrong?

“Before, she just complained about why her written diary was scattered everywhere.

“But now, she has begun to realize that the protagonist played by the player is actually a tool, and she is also wondering why she was chosen as the receptionist.

“Indeed, according to the character setting, Elliot is the best candidate for the receptionist. But I deleted Elliot, and the system automatically assigned Alvette to be the receptionist, which aroused doubts about her AI.

"But the most outrageous thing is that she is aware of the player's presence? And can feel that she is actually 'peeking out'?
“This is definitely not fake-AI’s own intelligence. If it is, then I think AI is already plotting to rule over humans… The only explanation is that the authorities seem to have added some meta-game elements to this?
“However, it is hard to say to what extent the authorities can use these meta elements.”

(End of this chapter)