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    • by Cristae — One pair, two pairs… Countless pairs of densely packed red eyes flickered in the pitch-black night sky. The Overgod raised its eyeless limbs, and the spreading words scattered across the starry sky. Following the direction of the flow, It saw countless identical crimson eyes. They were all Its fragments. Si Zhiyan stood at the very front, clad in a simple black trench coat. Behind him was the High Priestess of the realm of dreams, dressed in elaborate and beautiful holy robes. The maiden…
    • by Cristae — Countless densely packed words crawled chaotically, winding their way up the players’ pant legs, into their clothes, slithering with a rustling sound along their skin. “What the hell is this?!” Wang Jianguo was still in his saber-toothed tiger form when the words climbed up his fur, covering his entire body. Goosebumps erupted all over him. He shook himself fiercely, but the words kept climbing. They gnawed at him, saturated the ground, spreading everywhere, unavoidable. The words clung to…
    • by Cristae — Boom! A wave of noise exploded from the crowd, a roar of excitement that shook Si Zhiyan’s eardrums until they ached. In this moment, there was no way for anyone to keep calm. Si Zhiyan found it nearly impossible to distinguish the words people were shouting; every living soul had a thousand bitter stories to tell, and those voices became a blood-soaked tide, indistinguishable, each syllable weeping out their haunted, hard-won path. Bian Xu floated directly above the battlefield. Here, in the…
    • by Cristae — Across the sky of everlasting night, a rift began to split the heavens. The world remained utterly dark, the air still cold enough to chill to the bone. Only the surging golden light, like some kind of bug in existence itself, shimmered through inch by inch. The horizon was on the verge of dissolution. Heaven and earth split apart, ready to receive their true Master. And then, when that golden brilliance flooded the earth, the being no mortal could look upon—resplendent and golden—finally…
    • by Cristae — The portal opened. Nie Du leapt through it in a flash. He hadn’t yet figured out what was happening—confused and frantic, he called for a situation report, desperate to return and rescue Yu Yao and the other castle residents. Alice sat curled in a corner, smiling, shaking her head with tears in her eyes. It was too late. Far, far too late. The players poured out of Hephaestus Castle, one after another stepping onto the farm’s soil. They passed through the warm fields, the crowds weaving,…
    • by Cristae — When did her gaze first drift away from the puppets? Even Alice’s memory was a little blurred. To avoid detection by the Chief God, she dared not let anyone into Hephaestus Castle. The young lady holed up in the fairy-tale town she had painstakingly built, only venturing out when there was truly nothing left to eat, taking on a few jobs and returning as soon as they were done, to while away the days among her puppets. During the long, stagnant days, she wrote countless little dramas for herself,…
    • by Cristae — The surrounding cacophony grew even louder in an instant. Everyone was stunned, blankly staring at the audacious little girl. Alice stood there with her hands behind her back, composed and unruffled, oblivious to the exclamations around her. She smiled at Si Zhiyan and said: “These days, it’s not just the farm that’s been making progress.” “In recent days, I spent a great deal of time analyzing the crystal you gave me and discovered a method for performing Second Stage Forging on…
    • by Cristae —   Thud!   At the portal’s threshold, a mass of flesh and blood erupted like a fountain—countless scarlet filaments, churning upward like mud, brushing past the tip of the maid’s shoe.   The little maid stumbled backward, landing on the ground, still in shock.   The whole hall erupted in chaos.   The space shook violently as the fleshy growth surged out, spreading at an incomprehensible speed, rolling and surging. In the blink of an eye, it covered the entire…
    • by Cristae —   Nidhogg took Shi He away to rest.   As they stepped out of the portal connecting Hephaestus Castle to the Farm, they happened to see Alice standing by the gate. The proud, unruly dragon hesitated, silent for a moment, then bowed his head and executed a solemn bow.   Alice rested her hands behind her back, taking a moment to respond before she replied,   “It’s alright.” She smiled. “Rest well!”   The two curled up together in a Farm residence, heads pressed close,…
    • by Cristae —   On the snowy night, the camp was encircled by bonfires.   The little white cat leapt from Nidhogg’s shoulder into the snow and was immediately swept up in a tight embrace by his companions. They clung tightly together, their ears and tails twitching from the force of it.   With Nidhogg’s assistance and a well-trained combat unit at their side, the battle ended swiftly.  Around the bonfire, the clash of weapons and armor echoed; doctors and guards moved back and forth, retrieving…
    • by Cristae —   It had been four days since the arrival of the .   Outside, the shouts and clash of battle continued without pause.   In the wind-blasted watchtower of the snowy mountains, the bonfire burned brightly. Snow Egret huddled in a corner near the fire, curled up into a small ball.   The snow mountain outpost was already remote, and now only a few C-class worlds remained nearby. The powerful teams had long since marched out, leaving behind only the weak players to clear out the…
    • by Cristae —   Dong—  Dong—  Dong—   The mournful toll of the alarm bell echoed in the oppressive sky.  Three long peals signaled an S-grade enemy incursion.   Along the coastline, countless players who had just completed their missions lingered, sandwiches still in their mouths, heading uphill. Puzzled, they turned back—only to see, mere dozens of meters away, a colossal wall of surging waves as far as the eye could see.   Crash!   Atop the watchtower, before the…
    • by Cristae —          The mine’s manager—“Manager Ape” Lu Xingde—had just sprinted over, exhausted, and now sat in the meeting room, panting with excitement.   Bian Xu sat beside him, refilling his teacup. Lu Xingde accepted it with both hands, “Thank you, thank you so much.”   Bian Xu chuckled, giving his furry back a pat. “Why so formal? Take your time, no rush.”   These days, as the mysterious and powerful “Assistant,” Bian Xu was never far from Si…
    • by Cristae —   Yes, this was the most acute problem facing the farm.   In the original design of the Main God, there was never meant to be a base camp like the "farm." Even in the anomalous cities of the Famine Game, no matter how many dungeons there were, there were always sparse enough gaps left for players to catch their breath. The distribution was never especially dense; a major city would have only about twenty or so dungeon points.   The farm had been expanding outward for some time, its…
    • by Cristae —   After the server in the canteen was violently battered by a gang of furious warriors, nutrient paste finally vanished from the cafeteria for good.   The canteen employee shrugged helplessly. “I really can’t give it away, look—even after a full day of military training, not even the freshest trainees want to eat this stuff!”   Yun Zhong said, “All right, we won’t make it hard on you. Go on now.”   Before Si Zhiyan could ask, Yun Zhong turned back, looking aggrieved…
    • by Cristae —   Boom!   At the officer’s command, everyone charged off like a herd of wild donkeys breaking loose.   Yamada was left standing at the rear, languidly calling after them, “Hey~ everyone~ don’t relax too much~ lunchtime is also…”   But the others were already hundreds of meters away, too far to hear his feeble muttering.   A group once utterly exhausted suddenly burst forth with unstoppable energy, each showing off their own skills, using every trick at their…
    • by Cristae —             Last night, it had poured rain all through the night; the storm finally paused by morning. Yet the sky remained oppressively dim, heavy with dense, impenetrable clouds. The air was so humid it seemed you could wring water from it.   Rip!   Beneath the blanket of clouds, a loud sound of tape being torn apart pierced the silence.   An employee of the farm dashed forward through pools of standing water, tearing open tape as he ran, sending up a spray…
    • by Cristae — In the eyes of later generations, the widespread implementation of was one of the major turning points in the farm’s explosive growth period. This single system announcement bore tremendous significance. It meant that, under the exploration and leadership of the second-generation farm owner, Si Zhiyan, the farm creations had finally reached a new echelon—a universal, diverse food supply capable of providing equivalent enhancements across the board. This change, for army-scale group operations,…
    • by Cristae — Gurgle, gurgle... The mass of flesh was growing at an awe-inspiring speed, swelling to fill the entire desktop, then flowing over the edge and down the sides. It kept expanding, showing no sign of stopping. Bian Xu quickly summoned a vine, gobbled the mass in a single bite, and delivered it to the farm. Yet no vibrant new world sprouted from this flesh. In the newly formed world, there were still only mountains—mountains wrapped in flesh below, happily devouring all outside. An outsider crashed…
    • by Cristae — After receiving plenty of praise and encouragement during their usual conversation, Zhong Yanqing set down the Seed of Famine, counted her points, and left in high spirits. Judging by her lively demeanor, she had probably already booked tickets and a room, ready to dash off to the hot spring inn and amusement park, looking forward to a few happy days of vacation. Smiling, Si Zhiyan watched her go, shook his head, and settled in behind his desk. Gurgle, gurgle... On the desk before him lay a squirming,…
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