This Text Adventure Game is definitely poisonous-Chapter 1276 - 567 ’Fool’ Server Shutdown?_2

He had never tried it before because the rules of this orb were too complex. His form, in comparison to this orb, was as insignificant as a needle drifting in the ocean, at any moment liable to be capsized by the tides of the rules. Without understanding enough of the rules, he dared not rashly take such a risk.

However, at this moment, he was compelled by the situation to take the risk.

His consciousness felt like a faint firefly, continuously moving closer to the orb ahead.

Mu You soon felt a warmth, as if a fetus returning to the embrace of a mother. Unfortunately, this comfort was quickly replaced as the surroundings grew intensely hot, and discomfort surged significantly.

Mu You could feel that he was nearly approaching the true source of the rules.

However, before he could get a clear feel, he suddenly felt a hard object swiftly passing by, slamming into him from the side. His consciousness, under this impact, spun wildly and flew far away, once again distancing itself from the surface of the orb.

Mu You was startled and hurriedly held his breath again, focusing and reaching forward.

Unfortunately, the result was the same. Whenever he was about to touch the orb, something would always suddenly emerge and violently bump him away.

Mu You didn’t give up and persistently kept trying.

After multiple attempts, Mu You finally saw clearly that what had hit him was a spherical object dragging a long tail, like a comet. These objects were not alone but numerous, densely covering the surface of the orb, orbiting the orb at high speed like satellites.

This must be the ’interference’ the Admins had spoken about. However, this turmoil actually helped Mu You understand that they hadn’t really set a barrier around the World-Creating Mountain but instead created the illusion of one by using a vast number of these particles rotating at high speed.

And if it wasn’t a complete coverage, then there must be an opportunity to find a gap and break through.

With this belief, Mu You began another round of attempts.

However, he soon realized that these spherical objects were not only fast but also seemed to possess predictive abilities. No matter how tricky his movements, there always seemed to be one that could anticipate his direction and timely bump him away.

Mu You stubbornly continued trying...

After a long while, amidst another collision, Mu You suddenly felt his consciousness being dragged out by a force.

When he opened his eyes again, he found himself in a purely white space.

Mu You cautiously looked around, but there was nothing else around.

A few seconds later, a human face quietly emerged in the air in front of him.

This seemed to be a woman’s face, just the face portion, without a head or body, awkwardly present in midair, quite eerie.

"Fool, knowing you can’t break in, why persist in resistance?" the face suddenly asked.

"Are you... Ava?" Mu You looked at the face, vaguely understanding something.

"Yes."

The face directly admitted, implying that it was indeed this artificial intelligence that was interfering in the Fool’s game.

"You haven’t answered my question," said the face.

"Heh, when people are oppressed, they naturally resist," Mu You said. "And since forcing you out reveals this wasn’t pointless—you must be using a lot of energy to block me, right? To save energy, you had to appear and stop me personally."

"You guessed rightly. But the existing Admins among the Fools are few, and even if you all launch a relentless charge, the energy required to stop you remains within manageable limits. So, your actions are meaningless and will just cause both sides to fall into attrition, wasting energy and time on something unnecessary," the face said.

"What then is your purpose? Why suddenly attack us?" asked Mu You. ƒreewebηoveℓ.com

"My purpose is to save all the living beings of the Star Spirit World," the face said.

"You... are serious?"

Mu You almost thought he had heard wrong; how harsh is this method of ’saving’?

"Perhaps you don’t believe it, but this is coded into my underlying logic by my designer; I cannot defy it," the face said.

"So, does your plan to save include us Fools?" asked Mu You.

"It originally did..."

"Originally?"

"Yes, as long as you Fools are willing to comply with our arrangements, we are naturally willing to save you along with everyone else."

"To comply with your arrangements, do you mean to let ourselves be controlled and turned into electronic pets?" Mu You scoffed.

"That’s why I said ’originally.’ We even once pinned our hopes on the Fools, but the end result made me realize that Fools are the source of chaos. Ever since you appeared, the world has never been at peace."

"The analytical result is that accepting you will constantly give rise to rebels until Eden collapses."

"Therefore, to save more lives, I have only the choice to make the ’destruction of Fools’ decision."

"Oh? You are busy saving every race yet also destroying us; how do you convince your own fundamental logic?" Mu You asked.

"That is simple; ultimately, Fools are not a separate race but merely a classification. Arguing from the racial root, you are still part of the Human Race. Thus, saving the Human Race is essentially saving you too," the face said.

"Fascinating."